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FAQs
The library catalog contains records for books, journals, online resources, theses, videos/DVDs, etc. Titles for individual articles, however, are not including in the catalog. This means that while you are able to determine that the library has access to a particular journal or magazine, you will not be able to use the catalog to see the articles in each issue.
You may wish to view the tutorials on using the catalog.To locate articles, you will need to search in different databases depending on your topic. The following are good starting points:
- For medical research articles: use PubMed or Web of Science
- For nursing or allied health articles: use CINAHL
- For consumer health articles: use MedlinePlus
A full list of the library's databases are listed on the Databases & Resources page.
You may also wish to view the tutorials on Finding Full-text Articles in PubMed, Getting Started: Choosing a Database, and Building an Effective Search.
For more information please call Reference at (205) 934-2230 or Ask a Librarian.
Posted on March 8, 2008 @ 2:33 PM by Nicole