This document provides guidance on how to effectively search for and use biomedical literature. It outlines key biomedical databases like Medline and Science Direct that contain bibliographic details and full text journal articles. It also discusses developing an effective search strategy by breaking questions into concepts and alternative terms. The document stresses evaluating search results and describes peer review as the quality control process for academic research. Finally, it provides tips on accessing resources, referencing works cited, and getting help from library staff.

1. BMS Literature Searching Jamie Halstead

4. When you find an article This is what the “citation” looks like

5. The “complete reference”