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CINAHL and Medline are two major health science databases. CINAHL focuses on nursing and allied health fields, containing articles from 750 journals and over 1 million citations dating back to 1937. Medline is a broader medical and health science database containing articles from over 4,800 journals and 19 million citations dating back to 1940 covering many health fields including medicine, nursing, and allied health. Both CINAHL and Medline are comprehensive sources for searching health science literature.
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The document provides options for topics to write about, including a worthwhile career, worthwhile cause, interesting subject to educate peers on, or a current event. It instructs the reader to choose a topic category and write it on a whiteboard. If unsure, the reader can write the topic category they are interested in learning more about. Background information and details are requested to be provided for the chosen topic.
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The document provides options and guidance for choosing a topic to research and present on. It lists four topic categories: worthwhile careers, worthwhile causes, interesting subjects to educate peers on, and current events. It instructs to choose a category and write the topic on a whiteboard. It then lists sources like magazines, newspapers, books, and websites that can be used and provides tips on finding articles through library databases versus web searches. Library databases are limited to news articles but provide free access, while web searches may require payment to access full articles.
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