1. Write N Cite Workshop Thursday, October 25 Elaine R
Write N Cite Workshop Thursday, October 25 Elaine R. Hicks, MS/LIS, MPH, MCHES SPHTM liaison and Public Health Librarian
SAS9.3 and .5, SPSS16.0, STATA/IC12.1, ARC-GIS10: Please do not try to update
2nd floor of medical school. This room in the 24/7 space has ARCGIS and SPSS .
9/27/2013

2. Objectives State the value of citation styles and two types
Understand command-line searching
Use RefWorks to format a paper
This is the schedule for on-campus information skill workshops.

3. Questions Accessing articles at home/off campus
Creating in-text citations
Difference between citation styles
Exporting from an EBSCO database
Formatting the bibliography
Transferring bibliographic information from a database to a citation manager
Using citation managers
Value of citation style
What is a citation manager?
Why does it matter to properly cite if we list a link?
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4. Answers Why does it matter to properly cite if we list a link?
Citations
Value
Difference between style
Bibliographic records
Exporting from databases (PubMed/MEDLINE and EBSCO/MEDLINE
Importing them to citation manager products
Citation management products
Features
Importing bibliographic records to citation manager products
Organizing by topic
Formatting papers (creating in-text citations and bibliography)
Why does it matter to properly cite if we list a link?
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5. Question: What is command line searching?
Advanced searching
Builds a precise search using a combination of different fields that target your search terms
I don't know
Search using keywords
Searching by where the term is and whether you need that term and another one or a synonym.
specific search criteria to find research
Use "AND" and "OR" etc
using key words related to the topic of interest to search for pertinent articles. the method of command line searching allows for more narrow search
When you use a command to search for a word or phrase on Word
A function in Pub med
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6. Location of term and advanced searching
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7. A specific search to find criteria for your research project by searching controlled vocabulary and keywords (natural language)
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9. What is your process for citing references?
Manually
Machine-processed
Hybrid ?
author name,date of publication,title,service published
BibMe
Put all my references in Word and let it do the work. I also consult EasyBib.
APA
Consult OwlPurdue
EndNote, Zotero
Find the article, use a citation manager to get the reference and then cite them into paragraphs.
APA or ASA
Insert the citation while I write and edit them at the end.
EndNote
ProQuest
Citation Machine
Read, summarize and cite in APA format
EasyBib
Use Google Scholar to find citation or by hand following OWLPurdue
I prefer footnotes
Whatever the professor states
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10. More answers Why does it matter to properly cite if we list a link?
Citations
Value
Difference between style
Bibliographic records
Exporting from databases (PubMed/MEDLINE and EBSCO/MEDLINE
Importing them to citation manager products
Citation management products
Features
Importing bibliographic records to citation manager products
Organizing by topic
Formatting papers (creating in-text citations and bibliography)
Why does it matter to properly cite if we list a link?
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11. Accessing articles at home/off campus
When working off-campus, you must Log-in first for access to the resources.

12. Import citations from all of our databases
Create bibliographies
Cite your papers in any style
Access your citations off-campus

13. PubMed: Create a MyNCBI account

14. Information skills and the 10 Essential Public Health Services
30% of the 70 services described as essential public health services are information skills (20 of 70)
Crosswalk of the core competencies for public health professionals with the essential public health services. (7/23/2010). Retrieved 9/19/2010, 2010, from

15. Information Competencies for Public Health Professionals
Analytical/Assessment Skills
Tier 1: Diploma or Bachelor
Tier 2: MPH, etc.
Tier 3:MD/MPH, DrPH, PhD
1A2. Identifies quantitative and qualitative data and information
1A3. Applies ethical principles in accessing, collecting, analyzing, using, maintaining, and disseminating data and information
1B3. Applies ethical principles in accessing, collecting, analyzing, using, maintaining, and disseminating data and information
1C3. Ensures ethical principles are applied in accessing, collecting, analyzing, using, maintaining, and disseminating data and information
1A4. Uses information technology in accessing, collecting, analyzing, using, maintaining, and disseminating data and information
1B4. Uses information technology in accessing, collecting, analyzing, using, maintaining, and disseminating data and information
1C4. Uses information technology in accessing, collecting, analyzing, using, maintaining, and disseminating data and information
1A14. Describes how evidence is used in decision making
1B14. Makes evidence-based decisions
1C14. Makes evidence-based decisions
1B15. Advocates fur the use of evidence in decision making that affects the health of a community
1C15. Advocates fur the use of evidence in decision making that affects the health of a community

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17. Workshops Noon – 1:00 pm | M207 Next: Friday, October 26
Why are citation styles important?
APA style
Using RefWorks to format a paper using
APA
AMA
This is the schedule for on-campus information skill workshops.

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