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Systematic Review Conversations – Developing Validated Search Filters: An Introduction

Presenters: Lynda Ayiku and Paul Levay, NICE Have you ever wanted to know how to create your own search filter? In this session you'll find out how to identify the right references, draft your filter and validate it. It covers: How to distinguish between validated and non-validated search filters Techniques to identify and generate a ‘Gold Standard’ set of references for your topic Strategies to develop a search filter using a ‘development set’ (Gold Standard subset) Validation of a search filter using a ‘validation set’ (Gold Standard subset) How to use the appropriate performance measures to evaluate search filter effectiveness and efficiency Lynda and Paul are Senior Information Specialists at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Their roles involve conducting systematic literature searches for national evidence-based products such as guidelines and conducting scoping searches for health technology assessment guidance, and guidance/advice on digital medical devices. They have a research interest in developing validated search filters and have developed geographic search filters (the UK and OECD countries), a filter on treating and managing COVID-19, and digital health intervention filters (heath apps and artificial intelligence). Register for future Sytematic Review Conversations: https://lancaster-uk.libcal.com/calen... Sign up to NICE newsletters: https://www.nice.org.uk/nice-newslett...