New JMLA Case Study posted
If you’re a medical librarian in training (or if you teach medical librarians in training), you can’t miss this.
Walden RR, Jerome RN, Miller RS. Utilizing case reports to build awareness of rare complications in critical care. J Med Libr Assoc 2007 Jan;95(1):3-8.
“As the second installment in the JMLA’s new case study column, this issue’s case considers the role of the librarian in addressing a complex clinical question that requires extracting relevant evidence when the literature is almost exclusively limited to case reports. This case study also tackles the challenge of identifying an effective strategy for organizing and presenting case report details to answer a clinical question.”
There’ll be additional notes and discussion at the column’s blog.
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