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To help paramedicine professionals maintain literature currency in our discipline, the Paramedicine Literature Search provides the results of a standardized search of the PubMed database.These search results will include articles from journals that many paramedicine professionals may already be familiar with, but it is also designed to include articles from journals they may not be monitoring, such an ones about paramedic care for cancer patients that might appear in oncology journals.The formatting of the Paramedicine Literature Search is designed to alow the reader to scan the titles of articles out-dented in the listings.To access the articles or their landing pages, the web addresses to the publication sources are provided for some listings and may be copied into a browser.For other articles, the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is provided and may be copied and pasted into a browser with the prefix "https://doi.org/"for access.The authors have made a diligent effort in designing the search strategy to balance sensitivity (i.e., getting all relevant articles in paramedicine) with specificity (i.e., excluding articles not relevant to paramedicine).The balance is imperfect, so every relevant article is not included and some non-relevant articles are included.The search results are filtered to limit to those articles published in the time frame listed below.This include articles with electronic and print publication dates listed in that date range.
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