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Health and life sciences
Our online tutorials and workthrough guides are now in the finding information module of SMILE. You can find it in the Library tab on Blackboard along with our library PowerPoint presentations.
General library guides:
Short guides:
- AMED
- CINAHL
- The Cochrane Library
- CSP physiotherapy outcomes database
- Discover
- Journal Citation Reports (for impact factors)
- JSTOR
- Medline
- MIDIRS
- PedRo
- Planex
- Proquest Central and CSA
- SpringerImages (formerly Images MD)
- Using the library catalogue
- Using Serials Solutions (our journal management system)
- Web of Knowledge - Science Citation Index and Social Science Citation Index
Flash videos - you may need to login using your Blackboard details to view these:
- Exporting references from CINAHL to RefWorks
- Linking to the full text of articles from CINAHL
- Setting up Google Scholar to export references into RefWorks
- Exporting references from Google Scholar into RefWorks
- How to register for our inter library loans system
- Finding journals using serials solutions
- Searching Web of Knowledge and exporting references to RefWorks
RefWorks is our referencing software, use it to create bibliographies and keep track of your references. School of Health referencing guidelines are available on BlackBoard, useful if you want to create your bibliography manually. You will need to log in to GCULearn to use the step by step guide.
Step by step guide Handy hints for RefWorks RefWorks FAQ
Some general vidcasts:
How to search Discover
How to find and use an ebook
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