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Search Strategy for Robotic retroauricular approach for thyroid meta-analysis
(2024-11-06) Myers-Kelley, Soph
Impact of robotic retroauricular approach to thyroid cancer tumors between 1-2cm.
Search Strategy for Improving documentation of sexual orientation and gender identity in pediatric primary care: a Scoping Review
(2022-05-11) Myers-Kelley, Soph
A scoping review search concerning SOGI (sexual orientation and gender identity) in pediatric primary care
Search Strategy for Meta Analysis Review of Facial Nerve Repair After Oncologic Sacrifice
(2023-02-28) Myers-Kelley, Soph
Facial nerve repair is rare and occurs in a variety of settings: trauma, iatrogenic, or oncologic sacrifice. Evidence suggests that return of function is less achievable among those with cancer involvement of the nerve. There have been several studies describing outcomes across all settings but there is no SR/MA summarizing outcomes among those with cancer specifically.
Search strategy for Attrition Rates of Minority Medical Students Scoping Review
(2024-04-04) Myers-Kelley, Soph
Current research has shown minority medical students are more likely to withdraw from medical school. However, there is less literature explaining the attrition rates of minority and marginalized medical students in current medical education. Understanding these factors is crucial for implementing effective interventions that increase minority student retention and graduation rates. This study seeks to understand the factors that contribute to minority medical student attrition and retention rates, and to offer solutions to narrow the gap in medical education disparities among minority and marginalized students in comparison to white counterparts.
Search strategy for Risk of Lymph Node Metastases and Management Implications for 1-2 cm Appendiceal Carcinoid Tumors A Rapid Review
(2023-08-01) Myers-Kelley, Soph
Prompt: Carcinoid tumors of the appendix between 1-2cm, carcinoid well-differentiated endocrine tumor, talks about lymph nodes
Inclusion, adult (18 older), carcinoid well-differentiated neuroendocrine.
Exclusion, talk about surgery but not lymph nodes at all (primary objective of study), non-carcinoid (epithelial tumors), poorly differentiated neuroendocrine tumors.