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Thursday, October 30, 20084

UptoDate is superior to PubMed

It isn't even close.

UptoDate is geared towards everyday clinical use, and I can obtain succinct, evidence-based answers in a fraction of the time when compared to PubMed.

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Comments

  1. Blogger Karin  

    I love UpToDate... it rocks!!

    1:26 PM

  2. Anonymous Anonymous  

    which one is more cost effective?

    4:20 PM

  3. Anonymous Anonymous  

    It depends on what you are looking for. I agree, if use have a clinical question related to a patient you are seeing, use uptodate. If on the otherhand you want to review the latest paper's or research on a given subject, then use pubmed.

    11:51 AM

  4. Blogger wonkado  

    Yes, but...better for some things, not others. Also, IMHO it can appear take on an author's predispositions on controversial subjects. In these cases, pull the source articles. I can vouch for the allergy/asthma sections, though, are excellent. But pricey if you want to have access outside an institution.

    3:38 PM

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