1. State your PICOT question. Did using the terms used in this question lead you to useful research studies? 2. What MESH terms have you tried? Did they help you find additional studies? Are you finding MESH terms useful to expand or delimit your search? 3. Are you finding relevant articles? If not, how did you modify your search to increase productivity? 4. Indicate which databases you used—those you found useful and those that were not. 5. What levels of evidence do the studies you are finding represent? 6. Write a narrative that describes your search of the literature for evidence, which includes: • List of the names of the databases you searched limited to less than 5 years old 7. Using the appropriate Rapid Clinical Appraisal Tools, appraise two articles and add the information to your Evaluation Table. 8. You will also turn in the Evaluation Table with two studies appraised (see below) and the Search Tracker for feedback on your search strategies.
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