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EBD 1 Using the library Paula Funnell [email protected] Senior Academic Liaison Librarian (Medicine and Dentistry)

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Page 1: EBD session 1

EBD 1

Using the library

Paula [email protected]

Senior Academic Liaison Librarian (Medicine and Dentistry)

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Learning outcomes

• Become familiar with using the library web page

• Be able to interpret a journal citation• Learn how to search for information

effectively using the library search tools• Know how to access electronic

resources

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Library website

www.library.qmul.ac.uk

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IT facilities

• Whitechapel:– Computers in the library on the ground

floor and basement– Large computer room in Garrod

Building• West Smithfield:

– Computers in the library– Basement computers available 24/7– Computer room 1st floor, Robin Brook

Centre

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Wireless Network

• Enables you to connect to the QM teaching service network with your laptop

• Use your Teaching Service username and password

• Available in the libraries at Whitechapel, West Smithfield and Mile End

• Contact IT Services for technical problems

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Getting help

• For general enquiries:

www.library.qmul.ac.uk/contact

• For more detailed subject specific enquiries:

Paula FunnellSenior Academic Liaison Librarian, Medicine and Dentistry [email protected]

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Library services and facilities quiz

Try the quiz to see how much you’ve already learnt about the library

Global Epidemiology & Evidence-Based Dentistry: BDS Year 1

Using the library

Library services and facilities quiz

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JournalsWhy fluoride?McGrady MG, Ellwood RP, Pretty IA.Dent Update. 2010 Nov;37(9):595-8, 601-2.

Fluoride has been used in dentistry for over 100 years for the purpose of preventing dental caries. During this time there has been great debate over the mode of action, the optimum method of delivery, and the potential risks associated with its use. This, the first of three papers, will provide a summary of the history of the use of fluoride, the mode of action, benefits and different methods of delivery. It will also discuss the potential risk of dental fluorosis. CLINICAL RELEVANCE: This article aims to provide a background for general practitioners for the appropriate use of fluorides in dentistry, enable them to understand the wider significance of fluoride in dentistry and to be able to answer non-clinical questions raised by patients.

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JournalsWhy fluoride?McGrady MG, Ellwood RP, Pretty IA.Dent Update. 2010 Nov;37(9):595-8, 601-2.

Fluoride has been used in dentistry for over 100 years for the purpose of preventing dental caries. During this time there has been great debate over the mode of action, the optimum method of delivery, and the potential risks associated with its use. This, the first of three papers, will provide a summary of the history of the use of fluoride, the mode of action, benefits and different methods of delivery. It will also discuss the potential risk of dental fluorosis. CLINICAL RELEVANCE: This article aims to provide a background for general practitioners for the appropriate use of fluorides in dentistry, enable them to understand the wider significance of fluoride in dentistry and to be able to answer non-clinical questions raised by patients.

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JournalsWhy fluoride?McGrady MG, Ellwood RP, Pretty IA.Dent Update. 2010 Nov;37(9):595-8, 601-2.

Fluoride has been used in dentistry for over 100 years for the purpose of preventing dental caries. During this time there has been great debate over the mode of action, the optimum method of delivery, and the potential risks associated with its use. This, the first of three papers, will provide a summary of the history of the use of fluoride, the mode of action, benefits and different methods of delivery. It will also discuss the potential risk of dental fluorosis. CLINICAL RELEVANCE: This article aims to provide a background for general practitioners for the appropriate use of fluorides in dentistry, enable them to understand the wider significance of fluoride in dentistry and to be able to answer non-clinical questions raised by patients.

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Library search tools

• Library catalogue searches print and electronic books, journals and databases

• Articles search enables you to find full text articles from the QM e-journals collection, free open access resources and electronic databases

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Library search tools activity

Work through the library catalogue and Articles Search activity on QM Plus

Global Epidemiology & Evidence-Based Dentistry: BDS Year 1

Using the library

Library catalogue and Articles Search activity

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E-resources

• 16,000 electronic journals titles• Databases• Increasing number of e-books

Look out for the button for details of full text availability

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Accessing e-resources

• The library catalogue– For e-journals, e-books and databases

• E-journals and databases search– For e-journals and databases

• Articles Search– For full-text journal articles

• Will need to login off campus

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E-resources activity

Use the finding e-journals activity on QM Plus to investigate the different

ways to access e-resources

Global Epidemiology & Evidence-Based Dentistry: BDS Year 1

Using the library

finding e-journals activity

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Preparation for session 2• Watch the 13 minute presentation on

study designs

Global Epidemiology & Evidence-Based Dentistry: BDS Year 1

Introduction to databases and search engines 

Study designs in brief

• Have a look at some of the examples of research papers