Pain and palliative care in Issue Number 3, 2001 of The Cochrane Library.

J Pain Palliat Care Pharmacother

Anglia & Oxford Region of the National Health Service Executive, Pain Relief Unit at Churchill Hospital Oxford, OX3 7LJ, United Kingdom.

Published: February 2004

A brief description of how an individual can access The Cochrane Library and navigate within it is provided. The National Library of Medicine medical subject heading (MeSH) terminology is described. Selected new reviews from a recent edition of The Cochrane Library are listed in an annotated bibliography together with a description of the current volume of material now available on the library.

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