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FAQs
What is EBSCO used for? ›
EBSCO's full-text databases provide a comprehensive collection of evidence-based medical literature that nurses, nursing students, researchers, medical librarians and nurse educators can depend on for current and accurate information.
Can I use EBSCO for free? ›EBSCO provides free research databases covering a variety of subjects for students, researchers and librarians.
How do I connect to EBSCO? ›Accessing EBSCO Connect
- Go to the Request an Account page on EBSCO Connect.
- Click Find your Institution to locate the institution with which you are associated. ...
- Fill out the fields to include your First and Last name, and Email address.
- Select your role at your institution.
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To create a Basic Search:
- Enter your search terms in the Find field on the Basic Search screen.
- Click the Search Options link, if you would like to use any of the optional Limiters or Expanders. ...
- Select a specific search mode, such as "Find all of my search terms," or "SmartText Searching."
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EBSCOhost offers high-quality articles licensed from reputable publishers recognized by library professionals, chosen to meet the specific needs of researchers.
Who can use EBSCO? ›From research, acquisition management, subscription services and discovery to clinical decision support and patient care, learning, and research and development, EBSCO provides libraries, health care and medical institutions, corporations and government agencies with access to content and resources to serve the ...
Is EBSCO a good database? ›EBSCO subject databases are often the most reliable tool for locating relevant scholarly, peer-reviewed articles on a specific topic.
Is EBSCO a database or publisher? ›Our Databases
EBSCO offers hundreds of research databases. These databases are collections of indexed digital journal and magazine articles grouped according to subject area.
- ABC-CLIO Databases • Collection.
- Alumni Databases • Collection.
- Atla Historical Monographs Collection (11 Series) • Collection.
- Atla Resources for the Study of Religion & Theology • Collection.
- Health Care Resources from the American Psychological Association • Collection.
- Magazine Archives • Collection.
eBooks can be read online in the eBook Viewer by clicking the eBook Full Text link on the Result List or Detailed Record. In the top toolbar of the eBook Viewer, you can click the Back to Results, New Search, or Exit links to check in the eBook after you have finished viewing it.
Is EBSCO an online database? ›
EBSCO's online databases provide access to thousands of journals and reference sources in a wide variety of subjects. EBSCO's leading online full-text databases offer access to articles from peer-reviewed journals published by many of the world's most prestigious publishers.
Is EBSCO the same as EBSCOhost? ›EBSCO (EBSCOhost) is not one database, but is a platform of different databases. To access EBSCO databases, click the link for the library's A-Z Database List from the library homepage. You can also search many of the EBSCO databases simultaneously.
Is EBSCO an academic source? ›Designed for academic institutions, this database is a leading resource for scholarly research.
What type of sources can you find in EBSCO? ›Summary
| These Publication Types Roll up to → | Source Types |
|---|---|
| CD-ROMs, Games, Kits, Mixed Materials, Multimedia, Objects, Realia, Visual Materials, and Technical Drawings | Non-Print Resources |
| Audio, Audiobooks, Audiocassettes, Audiovisual, Music, and Sound Recordings | Audio |
| DVDs, Motion Pictures, and Videos | Videos |
| eBooks | eBooks |
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