Choosing Databases in EBSCO
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Choosing Databases in EBSCO. Start with Communication & Mass Media Complete (CMMC)! After that ... Consider: * Academic Search Premier (broad coverage of many topics) * PsycINFO (scholarly articles in psychology) Use EBSCO's Choose Database » link to search these and related databases * Last stop: Web of Science. Good place to search last. Find more articles; slightly tricky to use. See this PowerPoint in YouTube with voiceover at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfsoIc1xEpo
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Sociology of Health & Illness
ASSIGNMENT GUIDANCE
ESSAY TITLE – due 29th March 12 noon,
3000 words
“A critical discussion of the sociology of health and illness of…”
The assessment encourages students to direct their learning towards a specific topic they have interest in, feel passionate about and/or have experience of.
Could be a “critical discussion” of a physical or mental illness e.g.
PHYSICAL
Cancer (of various types)
Heart Disease & Strokes (of various types)
Arthritis (of various types)
Diabetes (Types I & II)
Lung & Breathing problems
Epilepsy
MENTAL
Schizophrenia
Bi-Polar Disorder
Depression
Anxiety
Suicide
Self-Harm
Eating Disorders
Dementia
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Could be a “critical discussion” of a DISABILITY
PHYSICAL
Sight
Hearing
Mobility (e.g. Paraplegia)
MENTAL
Down's Syndrome
Cerebral Palsy
Autism
Dyselxia
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The distinction between
PHYSICAL or MENTAL
The distinction is not always clear-cut:
People with physical illnesses sometimes become depressed because of their illness
People with mental illness can develop physical side-effects of treatment (e.g. with anti-psychotic medication)
With some illnesses it's not clear whether they should be classified as physical or mental e.g. CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROMES (sometimes called Myalgic Encephalomyelitis ME)
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The “critical discussion” could also be of a more general sociological theme e.g.
The SICK ROLE
Whether the NHS is “in crisis”
Whether there is a “crisis” in mental health services
Ethnic minority health
Health in other countries
- As long as you agree the theme with me, it’s OK!
The BLACKBOARD material is organised in 4 themes of the sociology of health and illness
its social determinants (including health inequalities);
the experience of illness;
its organisation in terms of health and social care;
its relationship to political activism, social movements and pressure groups.
1. SOCIAL DETERMINANTS may include
DESCRIPTIONS of:
SOCIAL CLASS
AGE
GENDER
ETHNICITY
SEXUALITY
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1. SOCIAL Determinants may include:
CRITICAL DISCUSSIONS of relevant THEORY related to:
HEALTH INEQUALITIES & SOCIAL CLASS
The SOCIAL GRADIENT
RACISM
SEXISM
POWER
MEDICAL & SOCIAL MODELS
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2. ORGANISATION of Health & Social Care may include:
DESCRIPTIONS of:
NHS organisations such as the NATIONAL INSTITUTE of HEALTH & CLINICAL EXCELLENCE (NICE)
Comparisons with other health care systems (eg. USA)
Elements of GLOBALISATION including the role of the WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION (WHO)
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2. ORGANISATION of Health & Social Care may include:
CRITICAL DISCUSSIONS of relevant THEORY related to:
RISK
SURVEILLANCE
BUREAUCRACY
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3. The EXPERIENCE of illness may include:
DESCRIPTIONS of:
Individuals experiences of illness through written accounts, websites, any material in the public domain
Individual experiences as given in academic texts
Your own personal experience
Cultural representations including cinema, TV and art
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3. The EXPERIENCE of illness may include:
CRITICAL.
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3. The document also offers tips for interviewing scientists, covering press conferences, and searching online databases and search engines to find scientific information.
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- 1. JOMC Research“Search Engines” Library term: databases
- 3. Communication & Mass Media Complete aka CMMC Topics covered: journalism mass communication advertising public relations Content types: Scholarly articles Trade articles Newspaper & magazine articles Start w/ CMMC!
- 4. Next up: Academic Search Premier Broaderthan CMMC Topics covered: History Politics Biology Literature World & national news Content types Scholarly articles Trade articles Newspaper & magazine articles Good for non-JOMC topics
- 5. Discipline-specific: PsycINFO Topic covered: Psychology Perception Neuroscience Behavior … and other typical psychology / psychiatry topics Content types: Scholarly articles only Wicked awesome search options! Image from http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1072657
- 6. Other Discipline-specific Databases Business Source Premier = business (articles and data) CINAHL = nursing & allied health (good for health communication) ERIC = Education And more … Criminal Justice Abstracts EconLit Women’s Studies International All in EBSCO: “choose databases”
- 7. EBSCO: Choose Databases »
- 8. Click the one(s) you want
- 9. Last Search Engine Web of Science / ISI / Social Science Citation Index Millions of articles, all topics Will identify articles you haven’t yet seen Tougher to search … more later …
- 10. Stay tuned for more VidTips! Stephanie Willen Brown 919.843.8300 swbrown@unc.edu @JoMCParkLib Office Hour: Wednesday 4-5 pm