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Title: Providing Evidence-Based Public Health Resources: The Librarian's Role


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Providing Evidence-Based Public Health
ResourcesThe Librarian's Role
  • Elaine Martin
  • Hathy Simpson
  • Nancy Peterson
  • NAHSL September 27, 2005

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Evidence-Based Practice for Public Health
Projecthttp//library.umassmed.edu/ebpph
Partners in Information Access for the Public
Health Workforce Projecthttp//PHPartners.org
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Evidence-Based

Public Health
  • The conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of
    current best evidence in making decisions about
  • the care of communities and populations in the
    domain of health protection, disease prevention,
    health maintenance and improvement.
  • Source
  • Jenicek M. Epidemiology, evidenced-based
    medicine, and evidence-based public health. J
    Epidemiol. Dec 19977(4)187-197.

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The Public Health Workforce
  • Epidemiologists
  • Statisticians
  • Environmental Engineers
  • Animal Control Officers
  • Sanitarians
  • Food Scientists
  • Industrial Hygienists
  • Health Care Administrators
  • Health Economists
  • Politicians
  • Social Workers
  • Mental Health Workers
  • Substance Abuse Counselors
  • Doctors
  • Nurses
  • Teachers
  • Disaster Relief Workers
  • Nutritionists
  • Lab Technicians
  • Librarians

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Evidence-Based Public Health
Best Evidence from Research
Social values, Politics, Economics
Expertise, Knowledge
  • Decisions for Public Health Practice
  • Interventions
  • Programs
  • Policies

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Evidence-Based Public Health Process
  • Define the public health problem.
  • Search and find the best evidence.
  • Critically appraise the evidence for validity and
    relevance.
  • Apply the evidence to practice.
  • Evaluate the results.

Adopted from Source Sackett DL, Rosenberg WM.
The need for evidence-based medicine. J R Soc
Med. Nov 199588(11)620-624. Sibbald WJ. Some
opinions on the future of evidence-based
medicine. Crit Care Clin. 199814(3)549-558.
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1. Define the public health problem
  • Convert the information needs
  • into answerable questions

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Forming a Searchable Public Health Question PICO
  • P - Population
  • I - Intervention
  • C - Comparison
  • O - Outcome

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  • 2. Search and find the best evidence
  • 3. Critically appraise the evidence
  • for validity and relevance

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Evidence-Based Resources for Public Health
Practice
  • Evidence-Based Guidelines
  • Systematic Reviews
  • Pre-formulated Filtered Searches
  • Best Model Practices
  • Public Health Bibliographic Databases
  • Public Health Journals

Project Web Site http//library.umassmed.edu/ebpp
h
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Evidence-Based Guidelines http//www.thecommunity
guide.org
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Tobacco Use Prevention Control
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Link to Full-Text Article from the American
Journal of Preventive Medicine
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Systematic Reviewshttp//www.vichealth.vic.gov.au
/cochrane/activities/reviews.htm
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Cochrane Systematic Review
Search strategy Databases including the Cochrane
Injuries Group Specialised Register, Cochrane
Central Register of Controlled Trials, MEDLINE,
EMBASE, CINAHL, IRRD (International Road Research
Documentation), TRANSDOC, TRIS (Transport
Research Information Service), ATRI, Science
Citation Index were searched for relevant
articles. Web sites of traffic and road accident
research bodies including government agencies
were also searched. Reference lists from topic
reviews, identified studies and bibliographies
were examined for relevant articles.
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Systemic Reviews http//heath-evidence.ca
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Pre-formulated PubMed Searcheshttp//phpartners.o
rg/hp
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Healthy People 2010 Information Access
Projecthttp//phpartners.org/hp
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Model Practices Database http//archive.naccho.org
/modelPractices
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Examples of Public Health Bibliographic
Databases Available by Subscription Only
  • CINAHL
  • EconLit
  • EMBASE
  • PsycINFO
  • Science Citation Index
  • Social Science Citation Index
  • Sociological Abstracts

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Free Online Public Health Databases
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Public Health Journals
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Environmental Health Journals
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Free Online Public Health Journal
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Additional Public Health Information Sources
  • Grey literature
  • News
  • Listservs
  • Government reports
  • Statistics
  • Meeting abstracts
  • Organization websites

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Public Health Web Portal http//PHPartners.org

Public Health News Resources
Governments Reports Grey Literature
Health Statistics
Conferences Meetings
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PHPartners.org Discussion Email Lists
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Public Health Web Portal http//PHPartners.org

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Public Health Web Portal http//PHPartners.org

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PHPartners.org Online Public Health Tutorial
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New England Public Health Resourceshttp//nnlm.go
v/ner/publichealth.html
New England Public Health Agencies, Associations
Statistical Information
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Contact Information
  • Hathy Simpson, MPH
  • Public Health Project Coordinator
  • e.hatheway.simpson_at_umassmed.edu
  • 508-856-3594
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