1. Nutrition 363 Library Orientation
Jessica DeCaro, MLIS

2. WHY?
Because… searching for information should not make you feel like this!

3. Cleveland Health Sciences Library
There are many libraries on campus – -but only one is dedicated to supporting the educational goals and information needs of those engaged in education, research and practice in the health sciences.
Cleveland Health Sciences Library

4. Questions about the Readings
When might you use primary or original research articles in your future profession?
Name three identifying features of a primary or original research article?
Name three important differences between scholarly literature and the Google/free web?
Give an example of secondary literature specific to the health sciences.

5. Questions about the Readings
What is the difference between Open Access and Public Access?
Why does it matter where information comes from?
Of what value is peer review?
Go to PubMed.gov. In the search box at the top, type in protein intake AND diabetes. Click on the link for the article by Bellizzi V. Can you get access to this article? How much will it cost you? Why is information expensive? Should it be?

6. Website Navigation CaseWireless/VPN Homepage/Highlights
Electronic Journals
Electronic Books
CWRU Catalog and Refworks
Interlibrary Loan
PubMed
Library Catalogs and Databases
A-Z list
By Category
Images/Copyright
Web of Science
Cochrane Database of Systematic Review
Natural Medicines
Nutrition.gov
Medline Plus
US Census/Ohio Dept. of Health/Faststats CDC

7. CaseWireless/VPN Everything library revolves around what wireless network you are connected to!
Steps to access to library resources
Log onto CaseWireless/VPN using Duo
Open a new browser window
Go to our homepage
Troubleshooting
If for some reason you are having trouble accessing electronic content, clear your browser history, cookies, and cache. 
Steps to do that are here. Then repeat the steps to access, listed above.

9. Keep an eye on this section, it highlights Hint of the Week, new databases, changes in operations hours, etc.

10. Electronic Journals
The list of journals CWRU has
electronic access to

13. Electronic Books

14. Using this path is great if you know the book’s platform or want to browse.

15. The catalog searches ALL of the CWRU libraries
CWRU Catalog

16. Refworks – a citation management tool
FREE TO CWRU STUDENTS!

17. Interlibrary Loan or ILL
Nobody has it all:
For those occasions where we DON’T have electronic or print access.
ILL is free
(with very few exceptions.)

18. Use CHSL link to PubMed to access your document in full text.

19. Group Exercise - PubMed
In the PubMed Search Box:
If your last name starts with:
A-F: by citation:
Mol Nutr Food Res 2016 Aug
G-L: by author:
Aragonès G Ardid-Ruiz A Ibars M
M-Q: by title:
Modulation of leptin resistance by food compounds
R-Z
Go to
/mnfr

20. Let’s say we want to look at the literature published on the effect of Vitamin E on pregnancy, specifically, what are unsafe dosage considerations.

21. Typing in a sentence only works if it’s a title!
Check out the search details: the database has searched each term individually and has AND’ed them all resulting in ZILCH.

22. simple keyword search: remember, less is more.
The MeSH Database searches using controlled language and results in an accurate, directed search.
PubMed

23. In the search box, type vitamin e
In the search box, type vitamin e. Click the box to the left of the Vitamin E and ‘Add to Search Builder’.

24. Click back into the search box at the top and search for pregnancy
Click back into the search box at the top and search for pregnancy. Add to search builder. It automatically joins them with an AND but you can choose OR or NOT if it’s appropriate. Then click ‘Search PubMed’.

25. OR AND combines terms to narrow a search. OR makes the search larger.

28. Click on Customize and choose the Article Type: ‘Systematic Review’, then Show. Then click on your choice to limit the search.
Click on ‘Show Additional Filters’ to see more choices.

29. Go Back to MeSH, search Vitamin E again
Go Back to MeSH, search Vitamin E again. This time, click on the hyperlink.

30. Subheadings limit the number of articles retrieved and makes the search more specific.
Everything on this page helps you to search more accurately.

31. Click back into the search box at the top and search for pregnancy
Click back into the search box at the top and search for pregnancy. Add it to the search builder. It automatically joins them with an AND. Then click ‘Search PubMed’.

32. Click for full text access

33. Access

34. “Send to” gives you many options!
Open a My NCBI
account to save your
searches, etc.
“Send to” gives you many options!

35. Group Exercise
Case study: A 34 year old woman is concerned that her thyroid medicine, Levoxyl isn’t working as well as it should because, as a vegetarian, she eats a soy heavy diet. She has heard that some foods have adverse effects on Levoxyl. In the MeSH Database, search using the terms Levoxyl and Soy Foods What did you find while you were searching?

36. Catalogs and Databases
A-Z list contains everything from:
Cochrane Database of Systematic Review
Medline Plus
Natural Medicine
PubMed
Web of Science
By Category separates resources into types:
Databases
Full Text Resources
Government Resources
Hard Data
Images and Videos

37. Catalogs and Databases
Hover over Library Catalogs and Databases and choose
Catalogs & Databases by Category.

38. Catalogs and Databases by Category: Pictures and Videos

39. Academic Integrity https://students. case
“Be Impeccable with your Word” ~ The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
Use Images found in CATALOGS AND DATABASES BY CATEGORY to make sure that you are compliant with copyright when creating or giving a powerpoint presentation or writing an article and including images or someone else’s chart/graph, etc.
Alternatively, look at Creative Commons or Google Images to make sure you are using images that you know you have permission to use.

42. Web of Science Useful for: Author searches Citation searching
Finding citations by location or institution
Journal rankings

43. Web of Science
Add your topic to the search box. Note the ‘+Add Another Field’ button to be more specific. You can also refine additional fields by author, journal, etc.

44. Web of Science
Refine by ‘Web of Science Categories’ by clicking on More Options/ Values

45. Web of Science
Change Record Count to Alphabetical if you wish. Find/choose ‘nutrition dietetics’.

46. Web of Science
Once you’ve decided on your area(s) of focus, choose and then click Refine

47. Search for PICA

48. Web Of Science
Author Search
Search for Pamela B Davis:

50. Search for Davis Pamela B

51. Web of Science
Search using the author index: Pamela B Davis of CWRU

52. Web Of Science
Search using the author index: Davis P vs Davis PB

53. Web Of Science Search using the author index: Davis P vs Davis PB
Note: I added an Author Name Variant and used ‘exact match only’ for the PB search

54. Web Of Science
Search using the author index: Davis PB

55. Search using the Author/ Author Index
How many items are listed for Dr. Davis?
How many times she has been cited on her most cited paper?

56. Search using the author index: Davis PB

57. Group Exercise Using the same method – search: BERGER NA OR
BERGER N OR
AND
Case Western Reserve University OR
Case Western Reserve University Hospital OR
Cleveland Clinic Foundation OR
MetroHealth System

58. Going back to Catalogs and Databases (the A-Z list)
Scroll down until you find
The Cochrane Database

59. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews
About the Cochrane Library
The Cochrane Library (ISSN ) is a collection of six databases that contain different types of high-quality, independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making, and a seventh database that provides information about Cochrane groups.

63. Poking around more resources
Natural Medicines
Checkers and Tools
Glaucoma
What makes this database relevant, useful and authoritative?
Adverse Effects
Vitamin E
Other Resources:
Medline Plus
US Census
Ohio Department of Health
Faststats/CDC
Catalogs and Databases

64. QUESTIONS?

65. Thank you! Don’t hesitate to reach out after class!
Jessica DeCaro
Health Center Library