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Library & Information Skillsan introduction
Medicine
Heather Robb
Academic Liaison Librarian
October 2014
Learning outcomes
You should be able to:
• Find reading list items in the library and online• Find information relevant to your needs on the
Library’s web pages
Durham University Library
• Queen’s Campus Library• Bill Bryson Library (main)• Leazes Road Library (education)• Durham Business School Library• Palace Green Library (special collections)• Library homepage www.dur.ac.uk/library
the key to services, help & resources
• Resources – virtual and physical + help & advice
• Access - Campus card (you must have it!!)
- Durham username & password
Using the Library
Quick Quiz
• From the Current Student’s Gateway page click on:
Library (see listed under Services column)
Understanding Book References
• Kingston, H. M. (2002) ABC of clinical genetics. London: BMJ.
• Bremner, J. D. (2007) ‘Does stress damage the brain?’ in Kirmayer, L .J. et al (eds.) Understanding trauma. Cambridge: CUP, pp. 118-141.
Library search
Journals
• Regular publications• Contain articles by different authors• Information on very specific topics• Up-to-date information - news, reviews, etc
• Online and/or print versions
Journal Reference
• Elizur, A et al. (2008) Airway inflammation in cystic fibrosis. Chest 133(2) pp. 489-95.
Library Catalogue search
Reading List Links
• Find your module reading lists with active links to the Catalogue or to full-text book chapters or journal articles via:–Library Homepage – My Reading List(NB: Only if your lecturer has sent the list to the Library!)
–DUO - Library Resources (NB: Only if your lecturer has enabled this button in the module!)
References and Bibliographies• Always keep a full and accurate record of your
information sources/references • You can use the Library Catalogue to
e-mail book references for saving• Make sure you refer correctly to other authors
within your work - avoid plagiarism• Check which citation style your lecturers want
and use consistently – don’t lose marks!• Manage your references using software e.g.
Other Libraries you can use
Walton Library – Newcastle University– background and wider reading– printed journals– wider range of e-journals– wider range of databases
Hospital libraries – local NHS
Help!
• Help & Information desk in the Library• Online Enquiries Form• Facebook and Twitter• Academic Liaison Librarian
– Heather Robb
• Post-induction sessions
Questions?
• Do you think what you’ve learned in the session today will be useful to you in the future?