N3322 E – Cinahl Instruction
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This document outlines an instruction session on searching the CINAHL database. It discusses signing up for an account, conducting searches using keywords and subject headings, managing search results by adding items to folders and saving/exporting citations, and evaluating search results. Sample searches are provided on health education for tattoos and distance education for post-RN programs to demonstrate searching concepts. Participants are guided through activities to practice searching, refining results, and managing citations.
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- 1. N3322E – CINAHL Instruction Sept 23, 2008 Robin Featherstone, Research & Instructional Librarian (Nursing) [email_address] (510) 661-2111 ext: 86383 http://www.lib.uwo.ca/programs/nursing
- 5. http://www.lib.uwo.ca/ 1 2 3 Not on campus? Don’t forget to log in
- 7. Step 2: Sign in to My EBSCOhost
- 9. But, before we start searching...
- 13. Step 4: Manage Your Results
- 19. Robin Featherstone [email_address] (510) 661-2111 ext: 86383 http://www.lib.uwo.ca/programs/nursing
Editor's Notes
- Hello, I’m Robin Featherstone and I’m going to be showing you how to search the CINAHL database. But, before we begin, I’d just like to briefly introduce myself. I’m new to Western Libraries (this is my second week here). Before coming to Western, I worked at Dalhousie University in their medical library, at the National Library of Medicine where I completed the first year of a post-graduate library fellowship, and at Yale University where I finished the second year of that fellowship. I’ve worked with nurses before, but never as my primary focus. So, some things are going to be new to me. And I’ll appreciate your patience as we get to know one another and as I do my best to get you familiar with all the library nursing resources at Western.