Berit Elisabeth Alving|Jeanette Reffstrup Christensen|Lars Thrysøe
Hospital nurses’ information retrieval behaviours in relation to evidence based nursing: a literature review
University of Southern Denmark|University of Southern Denmark|Odense University Hospital|Odense University Hospital|University of Southern Denmark
abstract objective purpose literature review provide overview information retrieval behaviour clinical nurses terms use databases information resources frequency use methods systematic searches carried five databases handsearching used identify studies 2010 2016 populations exposures outcomes peo search strategy focusing question databases information resources hospital nurses search evidence based information often results 5272 titles retrieved based search strategy nine studies fulfilled criteria inclusion studies united states canada taiwan nigeria results show hospital nurses primary choice source evidence based information google peers bibliographic databases pubmed secondary choices data frequency included four studies data heterogenous conclusions reasons choosing google peers primarily lack time lack information lack retrieval skills lack training database searching studies published clinical nurses retrieval behaviours studies needed europe australia