OPT 6111 – Research Methodology
Sandra A. Martin, M.L.I.S.
Instructor of Library Services
Health Sciences Resource Coordinator
marti004@nsuok.edu
Library Room 306B – ext. 3263
Library resources and services that support the learning,
research, and patient care needs of the NSUCO Residency Program are available
24/7 from the library’s Optometry
web page and from information found at the links shown below.
Objectives:
- To provide
a mechanism for students to access the most current vision science and
medically related information
- To
familiarize students with specific information resources and library
services to support the literature review required for OPT 6121
- To
familiarize students with evidence-based eye care and life-long learning
techniques
Sandra Martin’s Slides
Information Pyramid Slides
Plagiarism Slides
Search MEDLINE from this page at:
Ovid Full Text plus Pay-per-View Journal Articles. Use this
link to search MEDLINE instead of the link on the Optometry web page. We have created a special Ovid account to
give you access to the full text content to Ovid journals shown on the Optometry Journal
List and also to full text content in hundreds of additional medical
journals that we do not own. There is no
charge to you; the library will pay a fee for each Pay-per-View article that is
displayed.
Please follow these instructions:
Use
the link on this page to access MEDLINE
- Your
MEDLINE search will display 3 types of links to full text: Ovid Full Text, Full Text, and
Pay-per-View.
- Before
you click on the Pay-per-View link, please display the abstract. If the article appears relevant to your
needs, click on the Pay-per-View link to display the full text.
- Save
the article to your network or hard drive.
Print the article and/or email it to yourself.
- Do not
email the article to anyone else.
- You
can access the same article again within 24 hours but only from the same
computer that originally retrieved it.
If you access the same article from a different computer or email
it to someone else, the library will be charged again.
- Click
on the “Optometry Librarian” button from the library’s Optometry web page
if you have questions.
Helpful Links:
http://jake.openly.com/ Jake makes finding, managing, and linking
online journals and journal articles easier for students, researchers, and
librarians. Search by abbreviated or
full journal title.
ftp://nlmpubs.nlm.nih.gov/online/journals/lsiweb.pdf The 5,164 journals being indexed for MEDLINE
as of January 2007 are listed in four sections: (1) Alphabetic listing by
abbreviated title, followed by full title; (2) Alphabetic listing by full
title, followed by abbreviated title; (3) Alphabetic listing by subject field;
and (4) Alphabetic listing by country of publication.
http://web.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?call=bv.View..ShowTOC&rid=citmed.TOC&depth=2 Citing
Medicine: the NLM Style Guide for Authors, Editors, and Publishers (2nd
ed.).
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