What Can MedSearch Do For You?
Our clients come to us with secondary literature research needs that vary in complexity
While a free database like the National Library of Medicine's PubMed has become an important source of information, there are many other valuable clinical medical resources that are not easily accessed. And, even searching PubMed for very specific data can be challenging. As information professionals, we subscribe to a variety of online databases so we can provide you with the best available literature in the vast, ever-changing world of biomedical knowledge. And, any need for historical data that requires access to older or archived journals can be done as a hands-on search in medical libraries.
MedSearch can answer questions like:
- What are the patient risks associated with Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression?
- What are the risks of a repeated melanoma misdiagnosis and what is the survival rate for a stage 3 melanoma?
- Can you provide a list of all FDA-approved drugs in the bronchodilator class of drugs, by subclass?
- What are the long-term effects of repeated exposures to chlorpyrifos, an organophosphorus insecticide?
- Can you provide a full list of bibliographic citations for studies authored by _____ [example: D.M. Faber on the application of near-infrared spectroscopy on humans]?
- What is the long-term device survival of an artificial urinary sphincter implantation in children under 18?
- Please provide all guidelines on the pre-op assessment and management of surgical patients with an existing cardiac electronic device implant.