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The document provides guidance on conducting research on Latin@s and health, including developing search strategies, selecting relevant databases, evaluating resources, and applying information. It recommends setting up a consultation with the ethnic studies librarian Susan Luévano for additional help with the research process. Key databases highlighted include PubMed, CINAHL, PsycINFO, and Academic Search Complete.
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- 2. • Step 1: Develop search strategy – Research statement – Develop research questions – Identify Keywords – Boolean operators (and , or) – Truncation (*) • Step 2: Select databases – Research Databases • Step 3: Search the database – Try different keywords, try different searches – Move to database subject headings – Select the best citations – Use internal citation generators when sending information
- 3. • Step 4: Evaluate resources • Step 5: Apply and use information – Synthesize information – Write up the finding and conclusion – Create your bibliography using correct citation style • Circular process – Repeat and Revise
- 4. • Create a research statement • Childhood obesity among Mexican Americans is a major health issue. • Define the questions – Ask why????
- 5. • What research question should be addressed ? Childhood obesity among Mexican Americans is a major health issue. • A) How do you define obesity? • B) What are the % of Mex American children who are obese? • C) What are the causes? • D) All of the above. • E) C
- 6. • Use prompts – Who – What – Where – Why
- 7. • Identify key concepts • Childhood obesity among Mexican Americans is a major health issue.
- 8. Find articles where all 3 Mexican concepts appear. American * Children Obesity
- 9. • AND narrows a search – both variables must appear in same citation – terms are different in meaning – example: “Diabetes AND Hispanics” • OR broadens a search – terms are similar in meaning – either term may appear in the record – example: “Latinos OR Hispanics”
- 10. • Searches root word to retrieve variant endings • Obes* • Obese • Obesity • Obeso • Obesidad
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- 20. • General subject database containing indexing and abstracts for over 5,400 journals & 4,400 peer reviewed journals • 1985 to present • Mostly full-text • Availability
- 21. Where can you go if you still need help? A. Set up a research consultations with librarian Susan Luévano. B. Ask at the reference desk, 1st floor West C. Library Research Clinic D. All of the above
- 22. • Susan Luévano • Susan.luevano@csulb.edu • 562-985-5891 • Office hours: Wednesday, 2:30 – 4:30 or by appointment