Mark Rabnett of “Shelved in the W’s” has a recent post that points out the potential danger of physicians doing “quick and dirty” Internet searches upon which to base clinical decisions. As Mark points out, many physicians have received proper training (many times from a librarian), and can use the Internet to answer clinical questions intelligently. But the publication of a “how-I-do-clinical-research-using-a-complete-sentence-I-typed-into-Yahoo” article in a peer-reviewed journal is very discouraging, and points out the importance of librarians’ training efforts. The Internet is a very powerful sword, but it cuts both ways. Does anyone have any horror stories they can share? (Please change the names to protect the guilty.)

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