The aim of this workshop is to learn how to find relevant research papers for your PHTH 516 assignment and to use the Vancouver Style for your references. For these we will be using
These skills will help you succeed in other courses (especially PHTH 552) and into your professional practice.
To make best use of this opportunity, bring your assignment topic, questions about searches you have tried, and any papers you have already found.
Need help? Please don't hesitate to contact your cohort's librarian.
Your librarian can help with: developing your search; knowledge synthesis projects (literature reviews, systematic and scoping reviews, etc.); finding books, articles, and other information sources; managing your references and data; and more!
For quick research help, you can also contact Woodward Library via email and in-person, or use the AskAway chat service.
Rachael Bradshaw: Vancouver
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(604) 822-2884
Aubrey Geyer: Fraser Valley (Surrey)
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(604) 827-0578
Zahra Premji: Island (Victoria) - Health Research Librarian, University of Victoria
The MEDLINE GUIDED EXERCISE serves as guide-on-the-side when searching with Medline (Ovid). You can use the following modules to review what we covered in the workshop and use the Build Your Own section to guide a more complex search:
Citation management tools and apps allow users to create personal citation databases by importing references from databases and catalogues. The references can be organized into categories, or libraries, and used to quickly add in text citations and create bibliographies or reference lists.
Examples of citation management tools: Endnote, Mendeley and Zotero.
How to Cite Sources at UBC - UBC Library overview
Guide to APA Style