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Online Databases. How to use them. Go to the UCOL library website Click on the On-line Resources tab then Databases. UCOL has many different databases for you to access . Scroll down until you find EBSCOHost Databases & click to open . It will ask you for your UCOL ID.
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Online Databases How to use them
Go to the UCOL library website Click on the On-line Resources tabthen Databases
Scroll down until you find EBSCOHost Databases & click to open
Click the box next to the following • Alt HealthWatch • CINAHL Plus with Full Text • Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition • MEDLINE As you can see there are many others, but these are really good resources for when you go onto Nursing/MIT/Vet Nursing next year.
Scroll back to the top (or down to the bottom) & click Continue
SearchingType your keyword into the search box, or click Advanced Search to help you narrow down the results
From the Advanced Search Options we can narrow things down – you can search with multiple Keywords or Authors, Full Text, UCOL Serials Collection and Date
This searches for anything that has Wound Care in the title or the text • You will find there is are over 49,000 entries • Way too many to search through, so lets narrow it down a bit
Click Full Text on the left hand side of the page – this will limit the searches to anything that has a full PDF available
Now it is just over 21,000 results – lets make it even smaller by changing the publication date – as we want the most up to date information – slide the date to 2010
Now there are just over 6,000 titles, probably a few too many still.
Scroll your page down a little – we only want good quality sources, so tick Academic Journals
Narrowing it down it even further you can define the Subject: Major Heading as Wound Care
Select a PDF to openFrom here you can read it, save it, email it & print it. To go back click Result List
Now its your turn • Search for Type 2 diabetes AND elderly, both as All Text • Refine your search to UCOL Serials Collection • Refine your search to between 2007 & 2013 • How many results do you have? • In pairs pick another topic & try again.