Partnership development of the COVID-19 Front Door: a best evidence resource

This project describes the creation of a single searchable resource during the pandemic, called the COVID-19 Best Evidence Front Door, with a primary goal of providing direct access to high-quality meta-analyses, literature syntheses, and clinical guidelines from a variety of trusted sources. The Fr...

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Autores principales: Nancy J. Allee, Charles P. Friedman, Allen J. Flynn, Chase Masters, Kai Donovan, Jane Ferraro, Roma Patel, Joshua C. Rubin
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Publicado: University Library System, University of Pittsburgh 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/f3a0b149d9b04bbc88f7b5340c69dc12
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Sumario:This project describes the creation of a single searchable resource during the pandemic, called the COVID-19 Best Evidence Front Door, with a primary goal of providing direct access to high-quality meta-analyses, literature syntheses, and clinical guidelines from a variety of trusted sources. The Front Door makes relevant evidence findable and accessible with a single search to aggregated evidence-based resources, optimizing time, discovery, and improved access to quality scientific evidence while reducing the burden of frontline health care providers and other knowledge-seekers in needing to separately identify, locate, and explore multiple websites.