Expanding research skills for population health honours students. The document outlines resources and databases for locating information, managing references, and staying up to date. It provides guidance on breaking down topics, developing search strings, using subject headings and limits, and citation searching. Databases highlighted include OneSearch, CINAHL, EMBASE, MEDLINE, and government sources. Activities guide students to apply the strategies through hands-on searches. Managing references and setting up alerts are also covered.
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O Futuro da Biblioteconomia no Brasil: Workshop Interativo
Quando: 07 de outubro de 2015 – 10h – 15h
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Early Life and Career
Childhood and Athletic Beginnings
Tom Selleck was born on January 29, 1945, in Detroit, Michigan, and grew up in Sherman Oaks, California. From an early age, he was involved in sports, particularly basketball. which played a significant role in his physical development. His athletic pursuits continued into college. where he attended the University of Southern California (USC) on a basketball scholarship. This early involvement in sports laid a strong foundation for his physical health and disciplined lifestyle.
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Qualifications:
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Honours Research Process
1. Population Health Honours:
Researching the Literature
Population Health Honours:
Researching the Literature
Lucia Ravi, Librarian
Medical & Dental Library
Lucia Ravi, Librarian
Medical & Dental Library
2. Expanding upon your skills to problem solve, conduct research and
communicate that research to broader literature context and community.
Learning Outcomes:
Locate information – comprehensively and efficiently
Break down your topic to build an effective search
Use OneSearch and specialist databases
Construct subject specific searches – MeSH and EmTree
Search for Grey Literature from government and organisations
Use citation databases to explore communities of practice
Manage, evaluate and store your information
Save results and searches and send to reference software
Honours: a whole new world, kind of…
3. Borrow an unlimited number of print books
Loan period to the end of semester (subject to recalls/renewals)
Access Get It: inter-library loans and document delivery
http://www.library.uwa.edu.au/information-resources/get-it
Utilise our postgraduate rooms (Med, Reid, Science)
• Map location in J Robin Warren Library
• Map location in Barry J Marshall Library
• Map location in Reid Library
Access UniDrive networked storage drive from home.
http://www.bits.uwa.edu.au/it-help/storage
New to UWA guide; PostGrad Tab:
https://guides.library.uwa.edu.au/newtouwalibrary2018
As an Honours student you can…
4. Searching: Core concepts & synonyms
Breaking down your search:
Topic: Links between child health, obesity and urban design
Library Guide: Composing a Search link
Consider:
What other keywords would an author use?
concept 1 concept 2 concept 3
Key concepts Child health Obesity Urban design
Synonyms Child development Obese, overweight Urban planning
Environment
Urban design
5. Boolean searching techniques?
OR to join similar concepts
AND to join unique concepts
“quotation marks” for phrase searching
(brackets) for grouping and ordering
* to truncate words, e.g. child* and children
? wild card, e.g urbani?ation
Subject headings that might be used by the resource
6. Building your search string
Breaking down your search:
Topic: Links between child health, obesity and urban design
concept 1 concept 2 concept 3
Key concepts Child health Obesity Urban design
Synonyms Child development Obese, overweight Urban planning
Environment
Search String: (“child health” OR “child development”)
AND (“urban design” OR “urban planning” OR
environment) AND obesity
7. Activity 1:
Write up your focus research topic or interest
Break this down to identify key concepts
Identify synonyms for your key concepts
Develop a search string strategy for your topic
using Boolean logic and punctuation
9. Subject Headings & Synonyms
Breaking down your search:
Topic: Links between child health, obesity and urban design
concept 1 concept 2 concept 3
Key concepts Child health Obesity Urban design
Synonyms Child development Obese, overweight Urban planning
Environment
Urban design
OneSearch Public health Child Obesity Urbani?ation
Built Environment
Index terms:
MeSH
Embase
Others…..
10. Activity 2:
Sign in and build your search strategy in
OneSearch advanced search
Review results and identify other key words and
subject indexing terms
Save your search and some of good results to My
Favourites – saved records
11. Subject Specific Databases
Database Content focus:
AUSTHealth/Informit &
Health Collection
Australian biomedical literature, from 9 databases
Full text health research from Informit (Select Subject)
CINAHL Plus/Ebsco Nursing and allied health literature
Global Health/Ovid Public health, environmental & occupational health,
infectious diseases, nutrition
EMBASE/Ovid Broad biomedical and drug literature
MEDLINE/Ovid
PUBMED
Selected biomedical and health sciences
Broader biomedical and health sciences
PsycINFO/Ovid Psychological and behavioural sciences
Public Health/Proquest
Health & Medical
Complete
Core public health literature, dissertations & news
Full text for up to 200 Medline titles
View Find Databases: Population Health
13. Activity 3:
Go to one of the databases within the Population
Health Database list – Proquest or Ebsco
See if you are able to change or add additional
databases in this platform
Carry out your search strategy in this database
Use limits, and modify your search
Investigate if you can set up a personal folder to
save records and searches.
18. Activity 4 (optional):
Go to a Ovid Database and search either Medline
or Embase
Make sure “map to search terms” is selected and
build up term based individual concept search
Join these with AND or OR to create your search
string
Apply some of the additional limits available to
your search results
Investigate if you can set up a personal folder to
save records and searches.
19. Government information
• Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
• Australian Bureau of Statistics
• World Health Organization
• Google and Scholar
–try limiting your search to .org.au or .gov.au or
.edu.au domains using the Advanced Search
View:
Library Guide: Health and Medical statistics online
And: Indigenous Health Information Sources
22. 1. Find Article
2. Search references in original article
3. Search articles that cite original article
4. Search
references listed
in the citing article
forwards
backwards
Citation searching
23. Activity 5:
Locate one of these to specialist citation databases from
OneSearch.
Either from a peer review article link
Or by directly searching for an article or topic
Undertake a search for the high quality scholarly resource
article you have found or do a topic search
Review the citation and reference reporting options
available to you.
24. Managing results and keeping up to date
Personal folders:
Saved searches
Saved Results
Set up alerts for the latest publications:
•Search alerts, author and citation alerts
•Jouranl Table of contents alerts
25. Managing references
Step 1: Know the requirements of your referencing style
http://guides.library.uwa.edu.au/
Step 2: Use a referencing software tool
Perhaps show example of get it within a catalogue record using this example:
https://ap01.alma.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma9988716802101&context=L&vid=61UWA_INST:UWA&search_scope=MyInst_and_CI&tab=Everything&lang=en
The core skill in developing an effective search strategy is to break down your core concepts and then identify other possible synonyms for describing these. This will prepare you for preparing an effective search that includes a range of ways in which your topic might be described.
Show Venn diagram example on Compose a Search guide:
https://guides.library.uwa.edu.au/c.php?g=474541&p=3247188
Go to search saved in OneSearch (Searches 1 & 2)
Show logging in and saving of search option and saving of item options
View ways to refine results – focus on year and collection type and then subject heading limits
Use of extra field to add in and refine by more than one subject term
Link to online article from related content and make sure students familiar with jumping to full text databases.
Can you add in specific OneSearch subject terms relevant to your topic that might refine your search OR use subject limit facet (based on Library Congress classification system)
Show where to find help in Proquest – point out LibGuides – Health and Medical Complete, basic and advance search and boolean
Run saved search
Show how to search change and select databases that can be searched within the platform .
Demonstrate added terms from thesaurus and correcting search string using boolean logic
("child health" OR "child development") AND ("urban design" OR "urban planning" OR MAINSUBJECT.EXACT"Urban planning")
Discuss similar principles being used in Proquest.. Buidling up and testing your search concepts, joining similar terms with OR, distinct concepts with AND.
Show how to apply limits, save search and records in this type of database.
Show modify search options also
Perhaps demonstrate in Medline
Demonstrate finding out more about subject headings.
Joining with AND happens once your concepts have been built.
Not great results for Medline – perhaps to focused on medical care rather than social/preventative.
Hard to demonstrate as results from Medline are poor – possibly not the correct database.
Could show applying this search to Psych Info.. No results because subject terms do not apply.
Take to guide. Demonstrate simple boolean searching in AIHW and ABS
How you can use citations to expand your search
How many are familiar with?