Research Hub Demo

Open Research Hub in another browser window to work through this tutorial side by side.

Select the "Article" scope & do a search in the Research Hub. Enter what you are searching in the box below.

If you have trouble thinking of something to search, just try a broad search on "geriatrics".

Refine your search by adding another search term connected to your original search with AND, OR, or NOT. How does this change your search?

If you're out of ideas, try searching geriatrics AND evidence based practice.

Incorporate one or more methods to refine the terms you are using in the search box. Use as many methods (synonyms, quotation marks, truncation, etc.) as you can utilize in your search.

Name the method or methods used and how these altered the results.

If the article you are looking for needs to be from a peer-reviewed publication and published within the last 5 years, are there searching scopes in the Research Hub to meet these specifications?

Yes No

Pretending you've found one perfect article on your topic, how might you find more similar articles?

Hint: In the Research Hub, click on an article and try expanding the "Description" field. What could you glean from the article itself?

Now select one of the subject specific databases listed on the left and repeat the same search you did in the Research Hub. What is different about your search results?

If you find a great article in a database that you would like to use, but Trine doesn't have access, what should you do?

Cite an article in AMA format.

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