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This document provides an orientation for postgraduate dental residents at Nova Southeastern University's Health Professions Division Library. It introduces the library's services, resources, and facilities including study rooms, computers, circulating books, print journals, and interlibrary loan. It also summarizes a training session for residents on searching PubMed and CINAHL for research, using the PICO framework to develop search questions, Boolean operators, controlled vocabularies, and refining searches with limits and filters. Contact information is provided for the reference librarian liaison to the dental colleges.
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- 1. College of Dental Medicine Postgraduate Resident Library Orientation July 5, 2017 Nova Southeastern University Health Professions Division Library
- 2. Julie Sarpy, PhD, MSLS, MA Reference Support Librarian Liaison to the Colleges of Allopathic, Dental and Osteopathic Medicine jsarpy@nova.edu 954-262-3121 hpdref@nova.edu - goes to all the reference librarians (954) 262 โ 3106 (main)
- 3. Where is HPD Library? Walk from Parking garage into HPD Building-
- 4. HPD Library
- 5. What Does the Library Have to Offer? Services and Resources For class Preparation For exam Preparation For Research Paper Preparation No Library Card Required, NSU ID And when you walk through the Door, you will findโฆ
- 7. HPD Library Under Construction Quiet Study Zone Study Rooms
- 10. HPD Library Studio Equipment & Software Videotape Presentations / Assignments Skype Record Kaltura SharkMedia Sessions Webcam 2 PCs with webcams iMac & Windows computers Green & blue screens Audio, video, photo, & web editing
- 13. Circulating Books (30 day loan)
- 14. Reserve Books 3 hour checkout Required Textbooks
- 15. Print Journals
- 19. Alternate Study Areas Why Where Finklestein Auditorium Limited seating in library Study carrels in hallways Other HPD classrooms (see website and social media for daily updates) Shuttle to Alvin Sherman Library Adding study rooms More electrical outlets New furniture New carpet Better lighting
- 27. Search Full Text
- 28. Search Full Text
- 29. Search Full Text
- 33. for dental medical residents Online Searching Pubmed and Moreโฆ
- 38. Searching PubMed & Cinahl For Dental Medical Residents Julie Sarpy Reference & Support Librarian Liaison to Allopathic, Dental and Ostopathic Medicine July 5, 2017
- 39. Objectives โข Intro to searching in PubMed, CINAHL & Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews โข How to structure a research question in PICO format โข Intro to searching tools: Boolean Operators and Controlled Vocabularies โข Combining concepts using your search history โข Refining your search with limits & filters โข Exporting and saving search results
- 42. Pico: Example 1 For patients with type II diabetes, does periodontal therapy improve glycemic control? โข P - patients with type II diabetes โข I - periodontal therapy โข C - (n/a) โข O - better glycemic control
- 43. Pico Example 2: Among children with minor head injuries, does the use of CT scan versus other clinical findings affect the identification and diagnosis of intracranial hemorrhage? โข P โ children with minor head injuries โข I โ CT scans โข C โ other clinical findings โข O - identification of intracranial hemorrhage
- 52. Using MeSH search terms
- 64. Julie Sarpy, PhD, MSLS, MA Reference Support Librarian Liaison to the Colleges of Allopathic , Dental and Osteopathic Medicine jsarpy@nova.edu 954-262-3121