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Search tip: Find education-related research in Scopus
By Teri Hartman Scopus is “the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature: scientific journals, books and conference proceedings.” Scopus has 692 education journals included in its broad database, making it a useful resource to use when you are seeking research on education-related topics. Access Scopus through the direct link on the McGoogan Library […]
Jul 20, 2015
Search tips: Proximity searching in Embase
By Cindy Schmidt You want to search for articles about chemotherapy-induced diarrhea but are confronted with a plethora of alternative phrasings. If you find yourself in this situation, give proximity searching in Embase a try. To find articles about drug- or chemotherapy-induced diarrhea, you could use the Embase search: (drug OR chemotherapy) NEXT/1 (related OR associated […]
Mar 30, 2015
Searching the literature for non-standard administration of a drug
By Cindy Schmidt Need information about topical methotrexate (or other drugs administered by a non-standard route)? Try Embase! The problem: Searching for articles that mention non-standard administration of a drug can be tricky. PubMed, for instance, offers no method for linking the name of a drug to the route of that drug’s administration. A search […]
Feb 23, 2015
Easily find articles on specific groups with Embase
By Roxanne Cox Embase has many named groups to aid in your searching. Using the thesaurus called Emtree you can pinpoint your search results to named groups such as ethnic groups, citizen groups, marital status, occupation, geographic or population groups. In 2014, 300 new terms were added for ethnic and citizen groups, making it possible […]
Jan 19, 2015
Save time by saving your searches in Scopus
By Alissa Fial In November, Cindy Schmidt showcased how to use your PubMed searches and save them in My NCBI. Another database at your disposal, which can save searches as well as track citations is Scopus. First, create an account in Scopus if you have not already done so. To Save Searches Conduct a search […]
Dec 15, 2014
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