1993
DOI: 10.1177/106002809302700303
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Use of Drugline—A Question-and-Answer Database

Abstract: The questionnaires were sent to all customers of the database host Medical Information Centre at the Karolinska Institute Library and Information Centre having access to DRUGLINE during 1988 and 1990.

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“…The second source most often used was Drugline (referred to in 31% of the requests), probably because the database now has a size that makes the finding of useful material probable [6,7]. The database is available online through the international computer networks.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The second source most often used was Drugline (referred to in 31% of the requests), probably because the database now has a size that makes the finding of useful material probable [6,7]. The database is available online through the international computer networks.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The database is available online through the international computer networks. However, a limitation so far to the international extensive use is that the documents are predominantly in Swedish [5], but with an increasing number in English [7]. Several important determinants, such as type, origin and degree of difficulty of questions, might affect considerably the range of sources required.…”
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“…All Q&As are continuously registered in a local database, Dataease, which contains information concerning question date, questioner, demographic data, drug and medical history of the patient, and the drug related problem in question (adverse reaction, interaction, kinetics, drug choice and/or dosing, or drug formulation and/or administration) and the answer delivered with literature references [2,18]. The Q&As of general interest are put into an international database, Drugline, that is continually updated by the DICs in Sweden, Odense Denmark and Åbo, Finland [19].…”
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confidence: 99%