Below are some of the resources that are helpful in finding evidence. For field/discipline specific resources, please take a look at our EBP guides for, Counseling & Family Sciences, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Social Work.
Access to MEDLINE for LLUH users. Also includes the subject areas of nursing, dentistry, bioethics, complementary medicine and history of medicine.
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National Library of Medicine
Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) provides indexing for over 2,737 journals from the fields of nursing and allied health.
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CINAHL Plus allows you to:
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Ebsco
The Cochrane Library contains high-quality, independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making. It includes reliable evidence from Cochrane and other systematic reviews, clinical trials, and more.
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Cochrane Collaboration
Joanna Briggs Institute Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) resources: systematic reviews, recommended practices, evidence summaries and tools for EBP implementation, point-of-care, appraisal, quality improvement, and research.
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JBI’s content database contains a unique suite of information for evidence-based healthcare practice:
Ovid also offers JBI subject-area nodes complete with evidence-based information in the following fields:
Access 10 easy-to-use tools to help on every step of evidence-based practice implementation (must set up personal account on OVID to use these tools):
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Ovid
TripPro is a clinical search engine designed to allow users to quickly and easily find and use high-quality research evidence to support their practice and/or care.
Contains Campbell Systematic Reviews, a collection of peer-reviewed online monographs summarizing international research evidence on the effects of interventions in crime and justice, education, international development, and social welfare.
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Campbell Systematic Reviews is the peer-reviewed online monograph series of systematic reviews prepared under the editorial control of the Campbell Collaboration. Campbell Systematic Reviews follow structured guidelines and standards for summarizing the international research evidence on the effects of interventions in crime and justice, education, international development, and social welfare.
Embase is a highly versatile, multipurpose and up-to-date biomedical database. It covers the most important international biomedical literature from 1947 to the present day and all articles are indexed in depth.
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With Embase, you can search and access:
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Elsevier
Provides best-evidence answers to the most important clinical questions concerning symptoms, diseases, drugs, and other treatment regimens. Concise content is integrated and hyperlinked to calculators, articles, the Library’s subscription to Cochrane Systematic Reviews, and evidence summaries within EE+.
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Provide best-evidence answers to the most important clinical questions concerning symptoms, diseases, drugs, and other treatment regimens. Its concise, highly structured content is tightly integrated and hyperlinked to thousands of calculators, articles, Cochrane Systematic Reviews, and evidence summaries within EE+ to make searching for answers quick and seamless. Each topic has a "strength-of-evidence" rating for every recommendation, a "Bottom Line" summary that introduces each section, and a broad array of algorithms to aid in the decision-making process." - From publisher site.
Includes anatomy illustrations, decision support tools, Cochrane systematic reviews, POEMs research summaries, EBM guidelines, dermatology image library, and POEM of the Week podcasts.
The library provides over 100 databases. The database page arranges them in alphabetical order. You can rearrange the databases by clicking on the Subject dropdown below the alphabet navigation menu.
Choose a subject from the dropdown box and click APPLY:
Evaluate which database is appropriate for your search topic. Get more information on database content by clicking on the link, more info underneath each database name and brief description in the database list.
Go to the databases when you have a topic and not a specific citation.
Search a database if you are looking for articles on a particular topic.
Browse the database list by:
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Arrange the list by subject instead of title. Use the dropdown box in the center to choose your desired subject.