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The CINAHL database: a guide for hospital pharmacists
European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 2013 The Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) database is an index to literature with a focus on allied health professions as opposed to physicians. This particular focus makes CINAHL a very beneficial resource for searching, ensuring that a wider perspective is obtained when searching for a pharmacy or pharmacological related ...
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The Charleston Advisor, 2020
The Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) Complete is subscription aggregate health and allied health sciences database own exclusively by EBSCO and available via the EBSCOhost platform. CINAHL Complete is the premier product in the lineup of five tiered versions including CINAHL, CINAHL Plus, CINAHL with Full Text, and ...
Dawn Behrend
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The Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) Complete is subscription aggregate health and allied health sciences database own exclusively by EBSCO and available via the EBSCOhost platform. CINAHL Complete is the premier product in the lineup of five tiered versions including CINAHL, CINAHL Plus, CINAHL with Full Text, and ...
Dawn Behrend
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Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet, 2007
ABSTRACT This article provides an overview of EBSCO's CINAHL database with an emphasis on the ease of use by consumers, as opposed to librarians or health professionals. The database's design, results display, and search features are discussed. Suggestions to enable and enhance the consumer's search experience are provided.
Marisa Conte
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ABSTRACT This article provides an overview of EBSCO's CINAHL database with an emphasis on the ease of use by consumers, as opposed to librarians or health professionals. The database's design, results display, and search features are discussed. Suggestions to enable and enhance the consumer's search experience are provided.
Marisa Conte
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Search Strategies for Identifying Qualitative Studies in CINAHL
Qualitative Health Research, 2007Nurses, allied health professionals, clinicians, and researchers increasingly use online access to evidence in the course of patient care or when conducting reviews on a particular topic. Qualitative research has an important role in evidence-based health care. Online searching for qualitative studies can be difficult, however, resulting in the need to
Robert B. Haynes, Nancy L Wilczynski
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Quality vs. Quantity in Versions of CINAHL
Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2014EBSCOhost sells subscriptions to five different versions of the CINAHL database. On its CINAHL web pages, EBSCOhost provides a link to a chart which shows differences among these products in terms of numbers of journals indexed and numbers of journals in full text.
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Comparison of CINAHL, EMBASE, and MEDLINE Databases for the Nurse Researcher
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 1993The purpose of this research was to determine which of three databases, CINAHL, EMBASE or MEDLINE, should be accessed when researching nursing topics. The three databases were searched for citations on topics selected by three nurse researchers and the results were compared.
J, Burnham, B, Shearer
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