searching through ebsco medline and cinahl with full text prepared by literature searching team...

SEARCHING THROUGH EBSCOMEDLINE AND CINAHL WITH

FULL TEXT

prepared by Literature Searching TeamLibrary, Faculty of Medicine, UGM

2012

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• EBSCO Publishing EBSCO databases

• EBSCO MEDLINE with Full Text

• EBSCO CINAHL with Full Text

• Browsing Publications

• Basic Search

• Advanced Search

• Using MeSH

• Creating a Folder (Sign in to My EBSCOhost)

OUTLINE

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EBSCO PUBLISHING

EBSCO Publishing, headquartered in Ipswich, Massachusetts, is an aggregator of full-text content. EBSCO Publishing's core business is providing online databases via EBSCOhost to libraries. EBSCOhost is used by libraries, schools, academic institutions, medical institutions, and corporations.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBSCO_Publishing

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ONLINE DATABASES VIA EBSCOHOST

• EBSCO Publishing provides fee-based access to numerous online databases (visit http://www.ebsco.com/index.asp for further information).

• EBSCO online databases with full text contents available at the Library, FM UGM are:• Medline with Full Text• CINAHL with Full Text

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• Provides information on medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, pre-clinical sciences, and so on.

• Contains full text for 1,470 journals indexed in MEDLINE.

• Index coverage dates back to 1949 and full-text back to 1965.

• A definitive research tool for medical literature.

MEDLINE WITH FULLTEXT

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CINAHL WITH FULL TEXT

• Provides information on nursing & allied health.

• Contains full text for more than 610 journals indexed in CINAHL.

• Full-text coverage dates back to 1981.

• A definitive research tool for all areas of nursing and allied health literature.

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Click here

USING EBSCO MEDLINE AND CINAHL WITH FULL TEXT

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CHOOSE THE DATABASE

Click the database name to select

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SEARCH FACILITIES

Menu bar

Search options

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BROWSING PUBLICATIONS

Selected Databases

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BROWSING PUBLICATIONS

Click “C” on alphabetical list

Journal title

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Details of volume and issues

DETAILS OF ISSUES

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Search result

Limit result

DISPLAY OF RESULT IN BROWSING PUBLICATION

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DISPLAY OF RESULT IN BROWSING PUBLICATION

Click here to print, cite,email the articles

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Using a single search term

Start Basic Search on Diabetes Mellitus

BASIC SEARCH

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Option to limit search

Limit searchBASIC SEARCH

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Search result

Limit result

BASIC SEARCH

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DISPLAY OF RESULT IN BASIC SEARCH

Click here to print, cite,email the articles

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Click here for advanced search

ADVANCED SEARCH

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We will begin conducting an Advanced Search on diabetes, children, and

clinical immunology

ADVANCED SEARCH

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Option to limit search

ADVANCED SEARCH

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Search result

Limit result

ADVANCED SEARCH

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DISPLAY OF RESULT IN ADVANCED SEARCH

Click here to print, cite,email the articles

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USING MeSH

Type in “diabetes melitus”

Click here

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DISPLAY OF SEARCH RESULT IN MeSH

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OPTIONS FOR SUBHEADINGS

Check”drug therapy”

Click “Search Database”

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Records retrieved

Main Heading: Diabetes Mellitus

Subheading: Drug Therapy (DT)

SEARCH RESULTSearch result for :”Diabetes Mellitus” with subheadings: “Drug Therapy” using MeSH

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CREATING AN ACCOUNT

Click

Click to Create a New Account

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COMPLETTING THE FORM

Follow the instruction to fill in register form

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SIGN IN

Type user name and password

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USING FOLDER/ACCOUNT

FOLDERS: Click on the Add to folder link to collect results in the (temporary) session folder. To save results beyond the current session, log in to My EBSCOhost and either create a free folder account, or sign in to an existing folder account.

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• EBSCO Medline with Full Text and CINAHL with Full Text are aggregated databases; thus not all full texts of records contained in the database can be displayed/obtained because of embargo imposed on certain journals.

• Embargo may vary, it can be 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year or even 2 years.

NOTES

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This Power Point Presentation is compiled by

Team of Literature Searching

Library Faculty of Medicine, UGM.