We are an international group of librarians passionate about systematic searching. We are building a living freely available Library of Search Strategy Resources (LSSR). Our aim is to help those searching for health literature to source and build search strategies. This resource also contains additional information to enhance literature searching skills.
Consider adding a link to our resource in your library guides to help more people access it.
To make our library even better, we need your assistance in bringing to our attention any other additional freely available online resources. We are particularly interested in the following types:
Collections or databases of systematic search strategies
Tools for building systematic search strategies
Tutorials on building systematic search strategies
Consider share your suggestions by emailing us at searchresourceslib@gmail.com, and feel free to pass along our details to anyone you think could benefit from or contribute to our resource.
Mark Mueller (Co-Lead), Clinical Librarian, Saskatchewan Health Authority, Canada
Andra Fry, Information Specialist, LSE Library, UK
Lina Gulhane, Senior Information Manager, NICE, UK
Muguet Koobasi, Information Specialist, Ghent University, Belgium
We gratefully acknowledge the contributions of our fomer LSSR Working Group Members
Nele Pauwels, Information Specialist, Ghent University Hospital, Belgium
Rena Lubker, Research and Education Informationist, Medical University of South Carolina Libraries, US
Vanja Stojanovic, Teaching and Learning Librarian, Brock University Library, Canada
This project started as part of the Evidence-Based Information Special Interest Group (EBI-SIG) within the European Association of Health Information and Libraries (EAHIL).
Please cite this web resource as:
Library of Search Strategy Resources [Internet]. LSSR Group; 2023 [updated 29 April 2024; cited 28 October 2024]. Available from https://sites.google.com/view/searchresourceslib
A heartfelt thank you to everyone for your contributions and suggestions! We truly appreciate your help in building this resource for our community.
Special thanks go to the previous group that initiated the EAHIL Search Blocks site and provided invaluable insights and recommendations derived from their findings.