Libraries and Learning Centres: Nursing: Library Resources

Peer review is the process of having an academic paper reviewed by experts to ensure that it meets the standards for the given discipline. Peer reviewed articles are also called scholarly or refereed articles.

Subject

Call Number

Psychology

(psychological testing, psychotropic drugs and other substances, developmental psychology, etc.)

Medicine

(history of medicine, medical education, etc.)

Gynecology and obstetrics

(operative, pregnancy, labor, material care, etc.)

Pharmacology

(prescribing, drug guides, therapies, etc.)

Nursing

(medical-surgical nursing, NCLEX review, etc.)

Citation and Research Hub (Learning Portal) In this hub you will find tips on effective search and critical evaluation techniques, as well as information specific to citing and academic integrity.
Finding Evidence-based Information for Health Sciences Students Health sciences research in the context of this hub refers to finding and using information found in journal articles, books, and other sources. This type of health sciences research requires skills and tools that are specific to the field. This hub will help you navigate the process of finding evidence-based health sciences information. It will help you plan your search, use appropriate databases to find information, evaluate information, and write an academic paper. It also includes a glossary of important terms.
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