Abstract

Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) wordbook contributes towards economical looking out of medicine data. However, shy coverage of specific fields and inaccuracies within the categorization of articles will cause bias throughout literature retrieval. An updated systematic search (Jan-2022) to collect meta-analyses examination pharmacists' interventions vs. different types of care was performed. All MeSH terms allotted to the telephone system record of every primary study enclosed within the designated meta-analyses were consistently extracted. Terms from the Pharmaceutical Services branch as well as its descendants, likewise as different twenty six pharmacy-specific MeSH terms was known. The assignment of those terms as a ‘Major MeSH’ was conjointly evaluated. Descriptive statistics and social network analyses to guage the co-occurrence of the MeSH terms within the articles were conducted. Sensitivity analyses as well as solely meta-analyses with declared objectives mentioning the words ‘pharmacist’ or ‘pharmacy’ were performed Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) wordbook is that the controlled vocabulary created by the U.S. National Library of Medicine's (NLM) to index and catalog completely different medicine sources of data (e.g., articles, books).