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These tutorials and guides will help you better understand how to find, use, and evaluate information within the context of your Clinical Reasoning courses (and beyond).
Finding and Using High-Quality Information
One point of extra credit in Clinical Reasoning 1 will be given for the completion of this tutorial.
⚠️Important: Make sure to go through the entire tutorial to the Obtain Credit module.
CRAAP Website Evaluation Worksheet
This worksheet is a simple way to determine whether or not a website is high-quality enough for you to use for professional purposes.
Critical Appraisal Checklists
These websites offer checklists that walk you through the process of evaluating an article for quality and bias.
See EBO Step 3: APPRAISE tutorial for additional context.
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Evidence-Based Optometry Tutorials
These tutorials will help you understand the step-by-step process of using high-quality scientific studies to inform patient care.
Journal Quality Evaluator
This tool can help you determine whether or not the journal you’re reviewing is high-quality enough to be reliable.
Caveat: Since a journal is a collection of articles, and some articles in a not-so-great journal may actually be good, it’s generally a better idea to evaluate articles rather than journals. To do this, use a critical appraisal checklist.
Other Clinical Reasoning Guides
These guides were not created by the NECO Library, but are made available on this page for your convenience.