Health Administration & Management

Basic tutorial offering an introduction to using online resources for research, including both research databases and the open Internet.

This guide provides tutorials of how to evaluate information sources and how to perform searches. The tutorials are graded for introductory to advanced level research.

This tutorial teaches you how to evaluate the health information that you find on the Web.

Answers to FAQ and hints about how to use the new version of PubMed; under constant revision

Tutorials, tours and videos for the new and legacy versions of PubMed, MeSH, other hosted NIH databases, etc.

Despite the very similar names, these are different and the difference matters.

Citation managers - also called reference managers or bibliographic management software - are programs that store and format scholarly references and citations. They are useful for keeping track of important articles or other works, for formatting citations correctly using a wide variety of citation styles including APA and AMA, and sometimes for sharing research between a group of users. This guide shows characteristics and instructions for using the three supported by the Library - Zotero, Mendeley, & EndNote.

Tutorials explaining how to use Epi Info for outbreaks, community health assessment, etc.

This course describes the range of available health statistics, identifies their sources and helps you understand how to use information about their structure as you search.

Assorted live and asynchronous tutorials on health statistics online

Overview of Evidence-Based Dentistry, including discussion of the question, evidence levels, finding evidence, appraising evidence, worksheets, etc.

Provides a tutorial for each step of the Evidence-Based Practice process

An interactive, narrative based introduction to Evidence Based Medicine, clinical trials and Cochrane evidence. These modules are designed for healthcare consumers (patients, care givers, family members), policy makers and members of the healthcare team

Nine video-based modules "that cover core concepts, such as defining public health issues, conducting community assessments, prioritizing options, and evaluating program and policy impacts."

Become familiar with key concepts in evidence-based public health. One hour webinar.

Library Training Modules are an opportunity to work with a librarian.

Modules address topics from developing a research question, how to initiate a basic search, advanced search skills, database navigation, evaluating evidence and so much more!

Refer to the Library Training Modules guide or contact lauralipke@atsu.edu for additional information.

Module from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) on the importance of ethical publishing,
the definitions of misconduct, and the steps you can take if you discover misconduct in your journal

Large collection of guidelines, formats and templates that seek to improve the reliability and value of published health research literature by promoting transparent and accurate reporting and wider use of robust reporting guidelines

Tips, video tutorials, interactive tutorials, etc., from the producers and publishers of subscribed Library resources