LibGuides: DH 3303: POC I RDH/BSDH (Teague): DH 4713

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DH 4713

DH 4713

PubMed Videos

PUBMED: Branching Out: The MeSH Vocabulary
PUBMED: Searching with the MeSH Database
PubMed & EBP
Finding the evidence in PubMed.
PubMed & RefWorks
Export citations to RefWorks

Videos - Good things to know

Find Your Database
Google Scholar & RefWorks
How to export citations to RefWorks.
Navigating the Deep Web
How to search for hidden information on the Internet.
STAT!Ref Video
TWUniversal Catalog Search
TWUniversal Advanced Search

Database Videos

Watch these short videos for help searching databases.

Each Video is under 3 minutes.

CINAHL Complete & Headings
How to find controlled vocabulary used in nursing literature.
CINAHL Complete Advanced
Use CINAHL Heading & SubHeadings
CINAHL Complete Item Record
Take an item record tour
CINAHL Complete & Citations
Export citations from CINAHL to RefWorks
CINAHL Complete & Evidence
Find the evidence in CINAHL Complete
ProQuest Nursing & Allied Health Source
How to search a nursing database that gives no help with controlled vocabulary.
ProQuest & EBP
Find the evidence in ProQuest Nursing & Allied Health Source
ProQuest & Citations
Export citations to RefWorks
Medline (EBSCOhost) using MeSH
How to find controlled vocabulary in the biomedical sciences using EBSCOhost's MeSH feature.
Medline (EBSCOhost) without MeSH
See same search as in the previous video, but without controlled vocabulary.
SCOPUS
Web of Knowledge searching.
How to search a database that gives no help with controlled vocabulary.
SCOPUS Author Search
Web of Knowledge - Author Search
ERIC Thesaurus
How to find controlled vocabulary used in education literature.
Cochrane Database
Academic Search Complete Video
How to search a general database without controlled vocabulary help.
PsycINFO - Basic Search
See basic search plus how to export citations to RefWorks.
PsycINFO - Multi-Field Search
See a search using 3 text boxes.
How to use cool database features for better results
PsycINFO - Advanced Search
For advanced researchers.
Use database controlled-vocabulary features to identify the "right" search terms.
Use sophisticated search options for complicated research projects.