Health Sciences at ASU
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Top Research Databases
- PubmedPrimary database of information in the medical and health sciences fields. Includes articles from all areas of health, allied health, medicine, nursing, nutrition, and biomedical sciences.
- CINAHLPrimary database of nursing and allied health information.
- Cochrane LibraryThe Cochrane library provides access to evidence based research including cochrane systematic reviews and clincial trials. It also provides information on the effects of interventions in health care and evidence to support health care decisions.
- PsycInfoFind articles and information related to the topic of psychology, behavioral health, and related fields.
Accessing Articles - GetIt@ASU
When searching a research database click Get It!@ASU for options to access full-text.
If we have access to an article look for View It and links to the article.
If we do not have immediate access to an article look for Get It and a link to request the article for free through Interlibrary Loan. Find out more about using Interlibrary Loan.
Additional Databases & Resources
More Health Related Databases
- SPORTDiscusCovers all aspects of sport, physical fitness, sport science and recreation. Includes sports medicine, exercise psychology, biomechanics, psychology, training, coaching, physical education, and other sport and fitness related topics.
- Sports Medicine & Education IndexSearch to retrieve journal citations on biomechanics, kinesiology, coaching, curriculum, dance, health, history, law, measurement-evaluation, motor learning, patients pertaining to sporting goods and exercise equipment, perception, philosophy, physical education, physical fitness, physical therapy, recreation, research, sports activities, sports psychology, sport sociology, sports, sports medicine, teaching methods, and training.
- ScopusScopus is a database of peer-reviewed literature and web sources with tools to track, analyze, and visualize research. Includes many articles in the Health Sciences & Hard Sciences.
General
- Academic Search PremierGeneral database that has articles and other types of information on a variety of topics.
- Google ScholarGeneral research database with articles and other types of information on a variety of topics.
Business & Education
- ABI/InformIt includes articles from thousands of English-language publications worldwide covering business, management, and related areas as well as case studies, annual reports, Experian company credit information, country reports, industry reports, commodity reports, conference papers, and dissertations.
- ERICPremier U.S. database of education literature including articles and reports in education.
- Education Full TextA fulltext database that covers topics such as teaching methods, literacy standards, adult and continuing education, classroom management, school administration and evaluation methods of both students and teachers
Legislation
- Proquest CongressionalAccess to federal legislative bills, statutes, committee hearings, committee reports, and voting history while also covering executive branch documents and executive orders.
- Proquest Legislative InsightDocuments the legislative history of laws enacted by the U.S. Congress with links to relevant documents including the enacted public laws and related bills; Congressional Record excerpts; and committee hearings, reports, and documents.
Statistics
- Proquest Statistical InsightIncludes indexes of statistical information produced by the state governments & selected private organizations
Is Your Article Peer Reviewed?
Find out if an article was published in a journal that uses peer-review:
- Go to Ulrichs Web - a Research Database with information about journals and other publications
- Search for the journal title that your article was published in (for example: BMC Medicine)
- Look for this image next to the journal title:
- This image indicates that the journal is 'Refereed,' another term that means 'Peer-Reviewed.'
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