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Critically Evaluating Information

Whether you're using Google, a journal, or a book you found, it's important that you have the skills to critically evaluate the information that you find--your patients are depending on you!

If you think you can trust everything you find on the Web, just take a look at "Whales in the Minnesota River"!

The Utah Academic Library Consortium has put together terrific guide to critically evaluating information. Take a look at it, and try the online Web Site Evaluator excercise to test your ability to critically evaluate information.

 

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