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Reading and evaluating health literature
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Reading and evaluating health literature
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Nursing, Midwifery, and Health Practice Librarian
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Reading and research skills (Student Learning - Te Taiako StudyHub)
Learn how to read and research effectively. Tips to help you save time and improve your critical thinking.
Assignment research help
Learn to find and organise information sources with this online library guide.
Resources on searching
How to Read a Paper
by
Trisha Greenhalgh
Publication Date: 2019
A great book to be reading! Covers searching the literature and levels of evidence (chapter 2), types of evidence (chapter 3), evaluating evidence from clinical trials (chapter 6).
Evidence Discovery and Assessment in Social Work Practice
by
Margaret Pack (Editor); Justin Cargill (Editor)
Publication Date: 2014
Chapter 2; ‘Finding the Evidence for Practice in Social Work’ discusses different types of research sources, searching techniques and evaluation.
Resources on evaluating literature
Rauru Whakarare Evaluation Framework
Use the Rauru Whakarare Evaluation Framework to evaluate your information sources.
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