Producción científica en Scopus sobre salud financiera: periodo 2011-2022 / Scientific production in Scopus on financial health: period 2011-2022

Introducción: La salud financiera, determinada en buena parte por el salario, está estrecha-mente relacionada a la salud global del individuo y su familia. Por ello se tuvo como objetivo evaluar la producción científica sobre salud financiera en la base de datos Scopus: periodo 2011 - 2022.Método: Scoping review en la que se analizaron manuscritos publicados en revistas in-dexadas en la base de datos Scopus entre los años 2011 - 2022. Para la búsqueda se utilizó descriptores tales como financial obligations, financial inclusion, family economy, financial education, financial literacy, financial wellness y financial stress, que fueron combinados en el buscador de Scopus junto con los operadores booleanos (AND, OR). Se realizó una sín-tesis narrativa.Resultados: Se incluyeron 6 940 manuscritos, de los cuales el 82,0% eran artículos origi-nales. Se observó un crecimiento constante del número de artículos a lo largo del perio-do de estudio, especialmente a partir de 2016, con un incremento del 860% en 2022 (n = 1429) respecto a 2011 (n=165). Estados Unidos fue el país con mayor producción científica (35,5%). Las revistas con mayor número de publicaciones fueron Sustainability (Suiza) y el Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (EEUU). Entre los descriptores de mayor impacto se encuentran la inclusión financiera a través del uso de la tecnología, estrés finan-ciero, educación financiera y salud financiera.Conclusiones: La investigación sobre salud financiera ha tenido un aumento significativo. El nuevo conocimiento sobre el tema es impulsado por autores e instituciones de Estados Unidos en su mayoría, y finalmente, se evidencian tendencias de estudio relacionadas a la inclusión y educación financiera (AU)

Introduction: Financial health is related to the overall health of an individual and their family. The objective of this study was to evaluate the scientific production on financial health in the Scopus database for the 2011-2022 period.Method: Scoping review of manuscripts published in journals indexed in the Scopus data-base between the years 2011 and 2022. The following search terms were used: "Financial obligations”, “financial inclusion”, “family economy”, “financial education”, “financial literacy”, “financial wellness” and “financial stress", which were entered in the Scopus search engine together with the Boolean operators (AND, OR). Results: A total of 6 940 publications were identified, of which 81.95% were original articles. The United States was the country with the highest scientific production (35.5%). We iden-tified a trend of increasing number of papers during the study period, especially from 2016 onward, with an 860% increase in 2022 (n=1429) with respect to 2011 (n=165). The journals with the highest number of publications were Sustainability (Switzerland) and the Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (USA). Finally, the key search terms with the greatest yield were “financial inclusion” through the use of technology, “financial stress”, “financial education” and “financial health. Conclusions: Research on financial health has increased significantly. The new knowledge on the subject is mostly driven by authors and institutions from the United States, and final-ly, there is evidence of an increasing trend of pulbications related to financial inclusion and financial education (AU)

searchRxiv: A Resource for Sharing Database Search Strategies.

Medical librarians can increase their work visibility and highlight their unique role on evidence synthesis teams with searchRxiv, an open access repository that makes librarian's efforts easily citable and resolves longstanding challenges pertaining to reproducing full search strategies within literature review articles. This column will discuss how to navigate searchRxiv to find, reuse, and cite published search strategies, as well as the process of depositing search strategies.

How Well Do AI-Enabled Decision Support Systems Perform in Clinical Settings?

Real-world performance of machine learning (ML) models is crucial for safely and effectively embedding them into clinical decision support (CDS) systems. We examined evidence about the performance of contemporary ML-based CDS in clinical settings. A systematic search of four bibliographic databases identified 32 studies over a 5-year period. The CDS task, ML type, ML method and real-world performance was extracted and analysed. Most ML-based CDS supported image recognition and interpretation (n=12; 38%) and risk assessment (n=9; 28%). The majority used supervised learning (n=28; 88%) to train random forests (n=7; 22%) and convolutional neural networks (n=7; 22%). Only 12 studies reported real-world performance using heterogenous metrics; and performance degraded in clinical settings compared to model validation. The reporting of model performance is fundamental to ensuring safe and effective use of ML-based CDS in clinical settings. There remain opportunities to improve reporting.

Clinical decision support system for clinical nurses' decision-making on nurse-to-patient assignment: a scoping review protocol.

INTRODUCTION: Optimal nurse-to-patient assignment plays a crucial role in healthcare delivery, with direct implications for patient outcomes and the workloads of nursing staff. However, this process is highly intricate, involving a multitude of factors that must be carefully considered. The application of a clinical decision support system (CDSS) to support nursing decision-making can have a positive impact not only on patient outcomes but also on nursing efficiency. This scoping review aims to explore the implementation of CDSS in the decision process of optimal nurse-patient assignment (NPA). METHODS AND ANALYSIS: This scoping review will follow a stage of the Arksey and O'Malley framework. It will also be based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis extension for Scoping Reviews' (PRISMA-ScR) guidelines. The research primarily aims to identify studies' findings on applying CDSSs in the NPA process. Hence, academic and grey literature articles from six international bibliographic databases (ie, MEDLINE via PubMed, EMBASE via Ovid, CINAHL via EBSCOhost, IEEE Xplore, Scopus, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global) will be considered, where search strategies will be tailored to each database. The literature search will be conducted in February 2024, and the identified studies will be independently screened by two primary reviewers. After extracting data, the qualitative data will be analysed thematically, and the quantitative data will be subjected to descriptive statistics. The research is scheduled to conclude in December 2024. ETHICS AND DISSEMINATION: Ethical approval is not required as primary data will not be collected in this study. The findings of this study will be disseminated through peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations.

Use of deprescribing search filters in systematic review search strategies: A case study.

Two deprescribing search filters for MEDLINE and one deprescribing search filter for Embase have been recently developed, including objectively developed search filters. The objective of this case study was to implement these three deprescribing search filters in systematic review (SR) search strategies and to assess their effect on performances. SR that independently developed original search strategies (OSS) were selected. The deprescribing filters were implemented in each OSS, generating two implemented search strategies (ISS1 and ISS2) in MEDLINE and one ISS (ISS3) in Embase. OSS were re-run on the same date as ISS. The performances of ISS and OSS were calculated and compared. Two SR were included (SR1 and SR2). For MEDLINE, SR1 included 12 articles. The sensitivity was 50% for OSS, 58% for ISS1 and 42% for ISS2. SR2 included four articles. The sensitivity of OSS, ISS 1 and 2 was 25%. For Embase, SR1 included 12 articles. The sensitivity was 33% for OSS and 58% for ISS3. SR2 included four articles. None of the four included articles were retrieved with OSS or ISS3. While sensitivity of OSS was moderate, the objectively developed deprescribing filters maintained or slightly improved this sensitivity when implementing.

Europe PMC in 2023.

Europe PMC (https://europepmc.org/) is an open access database of life science journal articles and preprints, which contains over 42 million abstracts and over 9 million full text articles accessible via the website, APIs and bulk download. This publication outlines new developments to the Europe PMC platform since the last database update in 2020 (1) and focuses on five main areas. (i) Improving discoverability, reproducibility and trust in preprints by indexing new preprint content, enriching preprint metadata and identifying withdrawn and removed preprints. (ii) Enhancing support for text and data mining by expanding the types of annotations provided and developing the Europe PMC Annotations Corpus, which can be used to train machine learning models to increase their accuracy and precision. (iii) Developing the Article Status Monitor tool and email alerts, to notify users about new articles and updates to existing records. (iv) Positioning Europe PMC as an open scholarly infrastructure through increasing the portion of open source core software, improving sustainability and accessibility of the service.

Adjunctive continuous theta burst stimulation for major depressive disorder or bipolar depression: A meta-analysis of randomized controlled studies.

OBJECTIVES: As a novel type of theta burst stimulation (TBS), continuous TBS (cTBS) has been shown to have mixed therapeutic effects for major depressive disorder (MDD) or bipolar depression (BD). Thus, we performed a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of cTBS for treating major depressive episodes in patients with MDD or BD. METHODS: A systematic search of four major bibliographic databases (PubMed, EMBASE, Cochrane Library, and PsycINFO) was conducted from inception dates to February 3, 2023 to identify eligible studies. The data were analyzed using a random-effects model. RESULTS: Three RCTs (n = 78, active cTBS = 37 and sham cTBS = 41) were included the meta-analysis. No significant differences were found in terms of change in Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAMD) scores (3 RCTs, n = 78, SMD = -0.09, 95 % CI: -0.53 to 0.36; I2 = 0 %; P = 0.71) and study-defined response (2 RCTs, n = 58, 26.7 % versus 21.4 %, RR = 1.20, 95 % CI: 0.48 to 2.96; I2 = 0 %; P = 0.70) between active and sham cTBS groups. Similarly, no group differences were found in the rates of adverse events and discontinuation due to any reason (P > 0.05). LIMITATIONS: Meta-analysis had small sample sizes and low number of included studies. CONCLUSIONS: Although cTBS appeared to be a safe and well-tolerated option for treating major depressive episodes in MDD or BD patients, no advantage in treatment effects was found in this meta-analysis. Future large-scale studies are warranted to assess the efficacy of cTBS for MDD or BD patients with a major depressive episode.

Baseline depression severity as moderator on depression outcomes in psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy.

BACKGROUND: Evidence-based treatments for adult depression include psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy, yet little is known about how baseline depression severity moderates treatment outcome. OBJECTIVES: We aimed to compare the effects of psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy for adult depression and to examine the association between baseline depression severity and treatment outcome, converting multiple baseline depression measures into the scores of the Beck Depression Inventory, second edition (BDI-II). METHODS: We conducted systematic searches in bibliographical databases up to September 2022 to identify randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in which psychotherapy was compared with pharmacotherapy in the treatment of adult depression. Various meta-regressions using the baseline depression severity as predictor of the relative effects of psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy were performed. RESULTS: We identified 65 RCTs including 7250 participants for the meta-analyses and 56 RCTs including 5548 participants for the meta-regression. We found no significant difference between psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy (g = -0.08, 95 % CI: -0.2 to 0.04, p = 0.193) and baseline depression severity was not significantly associated with the relative effects of psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy (B = 0.0032, SE = 0.0096, p = 0.74). Results were similar in several sensitivity analyses. LIMITATIONS: Limitations included the low quality of the included studies, and the omission of long-term effects and within-study variability. CONCLUSIONS: We found no indication for a moderation effect of baseline depression severity on the relative effects of psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy. Thus, other factors such as availability and patients' preference must be considered when deciding for treatment options.

Paquete EBSCO Udelar: EBSCOHost

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la búsqueda avanzada dentro del paquete de bases de datos EBSCOhost y la gestión de los resultados obtenidos. EBSCOhost, uno de los productos de EBSCO Information Services, es una plataforma de investigación que proporciona acceso a bases de datos a texto completo abarcando todas las áreas del conocimiento; para el área Salud se destacan las bases MedicLatina, CINAHL y Health Source: Nursing.

Paquete EBSCO Udelar: Enfermería al Día

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la búsqueda básica dentro de Enfermería al Día. Enfermería al Día es una herramienta en español administrada por EBSCOhost, destinada especialmente al personal de enfermería que se encuentra en la práctica clínica, estudiantes, docentes y administradores del área de Enfermería y afines. Contiene técnicas y procedimientos, información de medicamentos, guías para la atención al paciente basadas en evidencia, lineamientos de buenas prácticas, noticias médicas, recursos para la educación del paciente, entre otros.

PUBMED (Public Medline)

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la búsqueda dentro de PubMed y la gestión de los resultados obtenidos. PubMed es una base de datos perteneciente a la Biblioteca Nacional de Medicina de Estados Unidos. Es de acceso gratuito y está disponible en línea para el público desde el año 1996; contiene millones de referencias y resúmenes de artículos de revistas científicas y de libros electrónicos biomédicos y áreas afines, publicados desde 1966 a la fecha.

SciELO (Scientific Electronic Library Online)

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la búsqueda dentro de la base bibliográfica SciELO. SciELO es un proyecto de biblioteca electrónica creado en 1998 por iniciativa de BIREME. Su objetivo es implementar una biblioteca electrónica que proporcione acceso a una colección de revistas científicas, así como al texto completo de los artículos, para responder a las necesidades de la comunicación científica en los países en desarrollo, particularmente de América Latina y el Caribe.

Dialnet (Difusión y Alerta en la Red)

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la búsqueda dentro de la base bibliográfica Dialnet Plus. Dialnet tiene su origen en la Biblioteca y el Servicio Informático de la Universidad de La Rioja (España) en el año 2002. Su cometido principal es dar mayor visibilidad a la literatura científica hispana, centrándose fundamentalmente en los ámbitos de las Ciencias Humanas, Jurídicas y Sociales. Dialnet Plus es la versión avanzada de Dialnet, que proporciona una serie de servicios de valor añadido para optimizar las búsquedas y trabajar con los documentos disponibles.

Biblioteca Virtual en Salud - Enfermería (BVS-E)

Tutorial que presenta el portal de la Biblioteca Virtual en Salud - Enfermería (BVS-E Uruguay) y en el que se realizan búsquedas en las diferentes fuentes disponibles. La Facultad de Enfermería (Udelar) resolvió en abril del año 2009 la conformación de la Biblioteca Virtual - Enfermería (sustentada por BIREME) y se definió que participaran las instituciones académicas afines, de ejercicio profesional y gremial, como productoras y usuarias de información científico-técnica en el área. El principal objetivo es reunir y diseminar la producción científica y técnica de Enfermería en el Uruguay, así como ofrecer acceso a diversas fuentes de información tanto a nivel nacional como internacional.

Departamento de Documentación y Biblioteca: presentación y blog de Biblioteca

En este video se presenta el espacio destinado al Departamento de Documentación y Biblioteca dentro del sitio web de la Facultad de Enfermería (Udelar) y parte de su contenido. Desde allí se dirige al blog de Biblioteca, el cual fue creado en el año 2012, y se actualiza periódicamente, con el objetivo de servir como recurso de referencia para estudiantes y docentes de la Facultad en sus actividades de estudio, docencia e investigación. Además de información utilitaria (ubicación, horarios de atención al público, formas de contacto, equipo de trabajo), el Blog detalla los servicios y productos ofrecidos, la composición de la colección, contiene una selección de bases de datos y videos tutoriales, hojas informativas, el enlace a la Wiki de Biblioteca, ejemplos de redacción según Estilo Vancouver, un directorio de recursos de información en la web, etc.

Bibliotecas de la Universidad de la República (BiUR): reserva y cancelación

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la reserva de materiales y la cancelación de la misma en la base bibliográfica BiUR (base unificada de los catálogos de la Universidad de la República).

Bibliotecas de la Universidad de la República (BiUR): renovación

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la renovación de los materiales en préstamo en la base bibliográfica BiUR (base unificada de los catálogos de la Universidad de la República).

Timbó Foco: búsqueda avanzada

Tutorial sobre el procedimiento para la búsqueda avanzada dentro del Portal Timbó Foco (Trama Interinstitucional y Multidisciplinaria de Bibliografía On-line) y el acceso a texto completo de los documentos. El Portal Timbó (renombrado Timbó Foco en 2019) fue creado en el año 2009 por iniciativa y bajo la coordinación de la Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación (ANII), con la finalidad de brindar a la comunidad científico-tecnológica de nuestro país acceso, en forma gratuita, a los recursos de información más actualizados publicados a nivel mundial.

Timbó Foco: orientación general y búsqueda sencilla

Tutorial que ofrece una orientación general sobre el manejo del Portal Timbó Foco (Trama Interinstitucional y Multidisciplinaria de Bibliografía On-line) y el procedimiento para la búsqueda sencilla. El Portal Timbó (renombrado Timbó Foco en 2019) fue creado en el año 2009 por iniciativa y bajo la coordinación de la Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación (ANII), con la finalidad de brindar a la comunidad científico-tecnológica de nuestro país acceso, en forma gratuita, a los recursos de información más actualizados publicados a nivel mundial.