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Hi
The AE subheadings are usually available for non drug interventions on MeSH etc
Anne
Anne Gray, Knowledge Officer
NHS Milton Keynes CCG
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Subject: Searching for adverse events
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Hello,
Does anyone know of any articles or reports on search methods for identifying articles about adverse events/harms/safety of non-drug interventions?
I am aware of the work done by Sue Golder on search methods for identifying adverse events of drug interventions.
Any assistance you can provide would be gratefully received!
Regards
Jenny
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