The document provides information about literature reviews, electronic literature searches, databases, and other resources for nursing research. It defines literature reviews and their importance for research. It also discusses electronic literature like ebooks and ejournals, databases like CINAHL and MEDLINE, and websites for nursing information.

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2. By Mrs. Vimala Jayakaran Senior Librarian email: vimalajayagaran@hotmail.com REVIEW OF LITERATURE, ELECTRONIC LITERATURE SEARCHES AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL

7. A data based (research) report or article is a report of an original research study by the researcher (s) who conducted the study

10. Research Practice RELATIONSHIP OF THE REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE TO THEORY, RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PRACTICE Review Of Literature Education Theory

11. Review of Literature Theoretical frame work Problem/ need/ significance Question/ hypothesis Design/ methodology Findings Implications Recommendations RELATIONSHIP OF THE REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE TO THE STEPS OF THE QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH PROCESS

12. CONSUMER OF RESEARCH LITERATURE REVIEW Clinical problem Conduct literature review Look through available journals on unit Ask other nurse colleagues yes No trial and error Tradition method Use library Electronic sources No efficient yes Print source No No: necessary unless data needed on material published before 1982 Time-consuming MEDLINE CINAHL Yes 2 databases MEDLINE No not as a single data base CINAHL print CINAHL On-line yes No Not necessary for data-based material after 1982;Time-consuming Conduct computer search Seek Librarian and consult Yes No Frustrating and Time-consuming On your own

13. DEFINITION “The future masters of technology will have to be light hearted and intelligent. The machines easily masters the grim and dumb” Marshall Mcluhan INFORMATION RETRIEVAL

15. Data Information Knowledge Transformation of Data to Knowledge Human Intellect Complexity

20. EBOOKS AVAILABLE IN CON LIBRARY 1999 POTTER & PERRY: Basic Nursing 6 2003 SAXTON: Mosby’s Comprehensive review of Nsg. Ed. 17 5 2000 SILVESTRI L A: NCLEX-PN 4 2004 ECKER P M: Simbryo: An Animated tour of Human Development 3 2000 TORTORA & CRABOWSKI: Principles of Anatomy and Physiology Ed. 9 2 2000 HUETHER S E: Understanding Pathophysiology 1 Year Author & Title S No

21. Continued… 2000 LEWIS Sharon M etc: Medical Surgical Nsg: Assessment and management of clinical problems Ed.5 12 2002 DOENGES M E etc: Nursing care plans: Guidelines for individualizing patient care Ed.6 11 2002 EDWARDS M J A: Internet for Nurses and allied health Professionals Ed. 3 10 2002 DeLAUNE S C & Ladner P K: Fundamentals of Nursing 9 2001 POTTER & PERRY: Fundamentals of Nursing Ed. 5 8 2000 SMITH S F: Clinical Nursing skills. Ed.5 7

22. Continued… 1997 REEDER S J etc: Maternity Nursing Family Newborn and Women’s Health Care Ed. 18 (floppy disk) 18 2002 SWARTZ Mark H: Textbook of Physical diagnosis: History and examination Ed. 4 17 2004 CAPLIN Marcy Ed: Straight A’s in Medical Surgical Nursing ( a review series) 16 2004 SMELTIZER S C & BARE B G: Brunner & siddarth’s textbook of Medical surgical Nursing Ed. 10 15 1999 PHIPPS W J etc: Medical Surgical Nursing concepts &clinical practice. Ed. 6 14 2001 BLACK J M etc: Medical Surgical Nursing Clinical management for positive outcomes Ed. 6 13

23. Continued… 1999 WONG Donna L : Whaley & Wong’s Essentials of Paediatric Nursing Ed. 6 23 2003 HOCKENBER Y M J etc: Wong’s Nursing Care of Infants and children Ed. 7 22 1999 WONG D L:Whaley & Wong’s Nursing Care of Infants and children Ed. 6 21 2000 KATTWINKEL JOHN Ed: TB of Neonatal resusitation 20 2003 PILLITTERI A: Maternal and Child Health Nursing: care of the child bearing & child rearing family: Ed. 4 19

24. Continued… 2005 BOYD Mary Ann: Psychiatric Nursing: Contemporary practice 27 2001 KARCH Amy M: Lippincott’s Nursing Drug Guide 26 2004 Hodgson B etc Ed: Straight A’s in Pediatric nursing 25 2002 POTT N L & MANDLECO B L: Pediatric Nursing caring for children and their families 24

34. Alphabetic List BLOOD LOSS, SURGICAL C23.542.100 C23.612.100 Year: 1991 Loss of blood surgery. For blood loss following surgery, related to the surgical wound, see HEMORRHAGE, POSTOPERATIVE. For /therapy or /prevention and control use HEMOSTASIS SURGICAL. Before 1991 see under HEMOSTASIS; POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS. See also HEMOSTASIS, SURGICAL X Surgical Blood Loss X x Blood Conservation Scope Note may explain use of subheadings History Note ] ----XX

35. See also references are not made between headings that appear in the same tree. Consequently, consult the Tree Structures to select the most appropriate and specific heading(s) related to your topic. Tree Structures

37. Permuted List EDUCATION, POST-RN ------- Hyphenated Subject Heading EDUCATION , PREMEDICAL Education , Problem-Based see PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING --- Cross References Education , Professional, Retraining see REFRESHER COURSES Education Providers, Continuing see CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDERS EDUCATION, RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION RESEARCH EDUCATION, RESPIRATORY THERAPY EDUCATION, SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION, SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY Education Studies see EDUCATION RESEARCH EDUCATION, SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION, THEORY BASED Education, Vocational see VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Emergency Medical Services Education see EDUCATION, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES In this section CINAHL Subject Headings and their Cross References are arranged in alphabetical order

38. Reconsider Topic DECIDE TOPIC Rephrase Heading Check for Subject Heading Available YES NO Check Permuted Suggested Headings NO YES Check Alphabetic for Tree Numbers and Related Headings SELECT CONDUCT SEARCH Check Alphabetic for Tree Numbers and Related Headings SELECT Search Strategy Flow Chart

39. This convenient flow chart will help you to more effectively search the CINAHL database. Whether used with electronic retrieval via the CINAHL direct service, the CINAHL database on CD-ROM and online, or the print index, the search strategy development is the same for all media. Simply select your topic and go to the Subject Heading List to begin your search. The flow chart will progressively guide you in several easy-to-flow stages to your ultimate goal… the exact citations you’re looking for!

41. MEDLINE (Pubmed) www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Pubmed is a service of the NLM (National Library of Medicine, includes over 15 million citation for Biomedical articles back to the 1950’s. These citations are from medicine and additional Life Science journals. Pubmed includes to many sites providing full text articles and other related sources.

52. CONCLUSION The future libraries will emerge live wires active on E-learning to educate the users and facilitate access to information. It is E learning which will create a Paperless Society and Paperless Libraries. Electronic Journals offer certainly possibilities for a transformation of the information chain. Electronic journals should not just be a medium for scholarly communication but should also serve the functions of quality control and archiving.

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