Searching the Literature: Understanding and Using Structured Electronic Databases
Donna Zimmaro Bliss
Elizabeth V. Fine

$3.95 		Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing
December 2006 
Volume 33  Number 6
Pages 594 - 605
 
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ABSTRACT

The ability to conduct a literature search is an important skill for the wound, ostomy, and continence (WOC) nurse. A literature search can reveal the existing research-based evidence supporting a question about WOC practice. For writing a grant proposal (for the WOCN Society's small grants program), searching a scholarly database assists in determining what has already been studied about a subject, as well as gaps in knowledge needing further investigation.

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