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Sisyphus had it easy! Successful searching for Public Health and friends Exploring the might and majesty of Public Health evidence Supporting Public Health through effective searching @The_Mr_Cook #itsgreatupnth Further Reading Anderson,


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Sisyphus had it easy!

Successful searching for Public Health and friends

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Exploring the might and majesty

  • f Public Health evidence

Supporting Public Health through effective searching @The_Mr_Cook #itsgreatupnth

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Further Reading

  • Anderson, W., Cheeseman, H. and Butterworth, G. (2017). Political priorities and public health services in

English local authorities: the case of tobacco control and smoking cessation services. Journal of Public Health, 40(3), pp.e269-e274.

  • Atkins, L., Kelly, M., Littleford, C., Leng, G. and Michie, S. (2017). Reversing the pipeline? Implementing public

health evidence-based guidance in english local government. Implementation Science, 12(1).

  • Ayiku, L., Levay, P., Hudson, T., Craven, J., Barrett, E., Finnegan, A. and Adams, R. (2017). The medline UK

filter: development and validation of a geographic search filter to retrieve research about the UK from OVID

  • medline. Health Information & Libraries Journal, 34(3), pp.200-216.
  • Ayiku, L. , Levay, P. , Hudson, T. , Craven, J. , Finnegan, A. , Adams, R. and Barrett, E. (2019), The Embase UK

filter: validation of a geographic search filter to retrieve research about the UK from OVID Embase. Health Information & Libraries Journal

  • Curtis, K., Fulton, E. and Brown, K. (2018). Factors influencing application of behavioural science evidence by

public health decision-makers and practitioners, and implications for practice. Preventive Medicine Reports, 12, pp.106-115.

  • Kastner, M et al Age-specific search strategies for Medline. Journal of medical Internet research, 8(4), e25
  • Kelly, M., Atkins, L., Littleford, C., Leng, G. and Michie, S. (2017). Evidence-based medicine meets democracy:

the role of evidence-based public health guidelines in local government. Journal of Public Health, 39(4), pp.678-684.

  • Kneale, D et al (2017) The use of evidence in English local public health decision-making: a systematic

scoping review." Implementation Science 12 (1) 53-

  • Lewis, S., Damarell, R., Tieman, J. and Trenerry, C. (2018). Finding the Integrated Care Evidence Base in

PubMed and Beyond: A Bibliometric Study of the Challenges. International Journal of Integrated Care, 18(3).

  • van der Graaf, P., Cheetham, M., McCabe, K. and Rushmer, R. (2018). Localising and tailoring research

evidence helps public health decision making. Health Information & Libraries Journal, 35(3), pp.202-212.

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By the end of today’s session…

  • Examine what local Public Health is (and isn’t)
  • Discover how practical Public Health evidence may or may not

differ from traditional evidence

  • Share how best to find Public Health evidence

(spoiler: you already have the skills)

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Who/What is Public Health

What is Public Health to you? How do you support Public Health?

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What is Public Health?

Definition: “The art and science of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting

health through the organised efforts in society” (Winfield 1920 in Gatseva & Argirova 2011)

  • 3 Pillars of Public Health:
  • Health Improvement;
  • Health Protection;
  • Healthcare Quality and Value;
  • (Wider Determinants?)

Public Health has mandated services and statutory responsibilities in Local Authorities… Good public health is system-wide Public Health (but is it Population Health?)

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Who are Public Health?

  • Non-clinical/health-

background?

  • Post 2013 turnover…
  • Commissioners vs.

providers

  • Wider reach
  • Local Politics – local first
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Public Health Evidence – Quality vs Relevance

Evidence comes in different ways Research Quality vs Research Relevance

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Public Health Evidence – Quality vs Relevance

Evidence Type

  • NICE Guidance on Physical Activity
  • Kings Fund Report on Population Health

Interventions

  • PHOF Fingertips Data Set (Walking Adults%)
  • Systematic Review from Harrogate Medical Journal
  • Internal local dataset linked to local Sports

Inclusion Team

  • Greg Fell Blog Post on ‘What Works’ in LA-led

physical activity

  • Commissioning review of physical activity offer

from statistical neighbour

  • Small scale case study from voluntary group that

promotes exercise in elderly

Hierarchy of Evidence

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Public Health Evidence Provision – In Information Professionals

Challenges

  • Library? Evidence?
  • Appraisal?
  • Timeliness?

Opportunities

  • Freshness!
  • Advocacy!
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Public Health Evidence – Sample Searches

  • What are effective school-based child obesity interventions?
  • Falls – What matters to patients? Who is most at risk?
  • ‘What works’ in reducing (over 100) risk factors of violence?
  • What methods employed in propagation, quantification & classification of

Staphylococcus Bacteriophages?

  • How effective is ‘back-up’ prescribing in primary care/community settings?
  • Monkey Pox – How long does it last in the environment and best practice in

decontamination…

  • What is the role of nutrition on ‘healthy aging’ among older adults?
  • Are community-based ‘Fibroscanners’ effective in increasing early

detection of liver problems?

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Searching for Public Health - A Road Map

The evidence expert is *you* Communication is key Scoping: key terms, evidence sources, high relevance evidence? Search Strategy – PICO or Not? Key Concept approach? MESH vs Keywords? Proximity, Truncation, Wildcards Sideways Searching Think non-traditionally… Go big and screen down?

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Searching for Public Healt lth - Exercise

Search:

  • Can you build a PICO/SPICE out of

it?

  • What key concepts can you build?
  • Bonus: What 3 sources would you

use?

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Searching for Public Health – Final Tips

  • You are the expert
  • Know your audience
  • Stay ahead of the game
  • Do they know what they want?
  • Non-traditional resources/Google Advanced
  • Nothing new in commissioning…
  • Going big and screening down
  • Ask me (I won't say no, how could I?)
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Useful Resources

  • MESH on Demand: https://meshb.nlm.nih.gov/MeSHonDemand
  • Pubvenn: https://pubvenn.appspot.com/
  • Pubreminer: https://hgserver2.amc.nl/cgi-bin/miner/miner2.cgi
  • Epistemonikos - https://www.epistemonikos.org/en/
  • ISSG Filters: https://sites.google.com/a/york.ac.uk/issg-search-filters-

resource/home

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Any Questions? Michael.cook@Bolton.gov.uk @The_Mr_Cook