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Anju Grewal1, Hanish Kataria2, Ira Dhawan3
1Department of Anaesthesiology, Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, Ludhiana, Punjab, India.
Abstract:
Literature search is a key step in performing good authentic research. It helps in formulating a research question and planning the study. The available published data are enormous; therefore, choosing the appropriate articles relevant to your study in question is an art. It can be time-consuming, tiring and can lead to disinterest or even abandonment of search in between if not carried out in a step-wise manner. Various databases are available for performing literature search. This article primarily stresses on how to formulate a research question, the various types and sources for literature search, which will help make your search specific and time-saving.
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