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How The USF Health Libraries Can Help
The GME librarian and the other librarians at USF Health are here to help you reach your research goals during your residency and fellowship training.
Please reach out or set up an appointment if you would like to work with a librarian on a project.
How We can Help
Forming your research questions.
Help picking the strongest databases for you project
Finding the best search terms.
Training on how to use EndNote.
Guidance on how link your research work using various research identifiers and resources like ORCiD.
GME Specific Appointment Page: If you do not see a time that works on this page please email and we will try our best to find a time that does work.
Please note we cannot run complete searches for you without additional requirements, but we can help you get a strong baseline search and provide guidance on translating it to search different databases.
Free resource supporting the search and retrieval of biomedical and life sciences literature. If you have difficulties logging in to your MyNCBI account, try going to PubMed directly www.pubmed.gov
Search PubMed literature quickly for evidence using predefined filters for etiology, diagnosis, therapy (default), prognosis, and clinical prediction guides.
A bibliographic database that provides a highly concentrated source of reports of randomized controlled trials. Note that they do not contain the full text of the article.
Access to peer-reviewed literature from scientific journals, books, and conference proceedings. Scopus also includes extensive journal metrics and author profiles.
Contains research across the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities from journals, books and conference proceedings. Features citation linking, hot papers, and highly cited articles.
Includes Web of Science Core Collection (1900-), BIOSIS Citation Index (1926-), Current Contents Connect (1998-), Data Citation Index (1900-), Derwent Innovations Index (1963-), KCI-Korean Journal Database (1980-), MEDLINE® (1950-), Russian Science Citation Index (2005-), and SciELO Citation Index (2002-). Tools include InCites Benchmarking & Analytics, Journal Citation Reports, and Essential Science Indicators.