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  • How to read a scientific paper

    2 Dec 2022 18:42 | Anonymous

    In considering if an article is valid, there is no alternative to reviewing the Materials and Methods sections of an article for the methodology used in the study

    Published December 2, 2022 on https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com

    By David W. Ramey, DVM

    It is important for veterinarians to constantly strive to improve their knowledge of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, so they remain consistent with new findings. To do otherwise puts them at risk of failing to keep up with the latest clinical advancements.

    The most accessible means of obtaining the latest information is usually in clinical journals. However, the readily available sources of biomedical literature are expanding rapidly, while the time to read them is becoming increasingly more difficult to find. If a veterinarian wants to try to stay current with developments in veterinary medicine without getting overwhelmed, it is important to develop a system for reading and evaluating scientific papers.

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