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Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC ... Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health ...
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Slide 1:NC LIVE Medical & Health ResourcesConsumer Health
Christie Silbajoris UNC-CH Health Sciences Library March 2010
2Slide 2:Welcome!
Instructor: Christie Silbajoris Logistics 90 minute class Please use the chat – courteously Please log in to NC LIVE in a separate window Chat-based discussion follows each section Archived for public use
Slide 3:Screen Resolution Settings
3 Right click on desktop Choose Properties Last tab: Settings Adjust screen resolution bar
4Slide 4:Class Outline
Introduction (10 mins) Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health resources (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Basic Searching (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Advanced Searching (15 mins) Wrap-up (10 mins)
5Slide 5:Introductions
Please use the chat to introduce yourself briefly: Name Institution Your most memorable health reference question Christie will respond orally to questions, etc.
6Slide 6:Class Outline
Introduction (10 mins) Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health resources (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Basic Searching (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Advanced Searching (15 mins) Wrap-up (10 mins)
7Slide 7:Guidelines for Providing Health Information
http://library.uchc.edu/departm/hnet/ guidelines.html Founded on standard reference practices Take into account privacy, specialized nature of medical information
8Slide 8:Guidelines (#1-#3)
Determine why the person needs the information Be aware of the person asking the question Get as much information as possible
9Slide 9:Guidelines (#4-#7)
Always check terms in a medical dictionary Do not provide a diagnosis Do not interpret medical information Do not give medical advice, opinion, or make recommendations
10Slide 10:Guidelines (#8-#10)
Understand that the specific information the person wants may not be available in the medical literature Provide the most complete information needed to answer the person’s specific request Provide referrals
11Slide 11:What do you think?
Let’s talk about these guidelines via the chat: How do you feel about providing health info? Where is the line between advice and information? When do you send a person to his/her doctor vs. when do you find information for the person?
12Slide 12:Class Outline
Introduction Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health resources (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Basic Searching (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Advanced Searching (15 mins) Wrap-up (10 mins)
13Slide 13:Getting Started
http://www.nclive.org (or however you link to NC LIVE)
14Slide 14:Getting Started
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Slide 15:NC Health Resources
NC Health Info www.nchealthinfo.org
16Slide 16:NC Health Resources
Public Health Division of NC DHHS
17Slide 17:NC Health Resources
NC State Center for Health Statistics
18Slide 18:Federal Government Resources
Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
19Slide 19:Federal Government Resources
HealthFinder
20Slide 20:MedlinePlus
Federal Government Resources
21Slide 21:Federal Government Resources
National Women’s Health Information Center
22Slide 22:Non-Governmental Resources
HIV InSite
23Slide 23:Non-Governmental Resources
Mayo Clinic
24Slide 24:Literature Databases
Health Source: Consumer Edition Other literature databases are available Tend to be more scholarly Not all contain full-text
25Slide 25:What do you think?
Let’s take a minute to play with some of these resources. Open a “new to you” resource in NC LIVE and practice in it for a few minutes. We’ll discuss the following in chat: What did you like about this resource? What didn’t you like as much? Would you use this in the future?
26Slide 26:Class Outline
Introduction (10 mins) Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health resources (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Basic Searching (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Advanced Searching (15 mins) Wrap-up (10 mins)
27Slide 27:Health Source: Consumer Edition
Subject is health, focus is nonprofessionals Mixture of scholarly journals, trade magazines, and popular magazines Lots of full-text Can email results (including full-text) Can cross-search with other EBSCO databases
28Slide 28:Why Health Source: Consumer Edition? Why Not Google?
Articles are from published sources Can limit to scholarly articles Can limit to full text articles Ability to cross-search other databases Regularly updated
29Slide 29:Basic Searching
“Advanced search” Allows Boolean, stemming/wildcards Search by field No true controlled vocabulary Results list Limit by type of publication Limit by subjects View brief record, HTML/PDF if available
30Slide 30:Basic Record
Citation information (hyperlinked!) Subject terms (hyperlinked! Not controlled!) Abstract Easily switch between citation & full text
31Slide 31:Saving to Folder
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Slide 33:Let’s Practice
You have a patron who is concerned that vaccinating her son will increase his risk for autism and wants more information before making any decisions. Do a basic search in Health Source: Consumer Edition to find some resources that would be helpful for her, and report your findings back to the class.
34Slide 34:Class Outline
Introduction Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health resources (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Basic Searching (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Advanced Searching (15 mins) Wrap-up (10 mins)
35Slide 35:Limiting Results
“Advanced Search” tab Limits are very basic: Full text Scholarly journals Publication type Publication Dates
36Slide 36:Combining Searches
Standard EBSCO set searching Each search run shows as an entry Includes search terms, limits (if applicable), database used, results, etc. Combine to current search using AND, OR, Also narrow results by column on left
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Slide 38:Publications
Top-level “button” on blue navigation bar Browse by first word in title (alpha), subject/description, or any word in title Results hyperlink to further info about publication, holdings, full text availability
39Slide 39:Cross-searching EBSCO Databases
40Slide 40:Let’s Practice
A patron has come to you with this question: I want to have my teeth bleached. What are the different procedures for this, how much do they cost, and are they effective? Are there side effects? Do an advanced search in Health Source: Consumer Edition to find articles that will help your patron. Report your findings via chat.
41Slide 41:Class Outline
Introduction Guidelines for providing health information (15 mins) Overview of NC LIVE consumer health resources (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Basic Searching (15 mins) Health Source: Consumer Edition Advanced Searching (15 mins) Wrap-up (10 mins)
42Slide 42:What Have We Learned?
Medical/health reference is similar to “regular” reference Be aware of your limitations & the person’s privacy NC LIVE has a mix of consumer health resources, including full-text articles Health Source: Consumer Edition is a good literature database for consumer health
43Slide 43:What Else Did We Learn?
Health Source: Consumer Edition is a basic EBSCO database Limits include date, publication, format Can combine and revisit searches Can store articles in a folder temporarily and to email/save/print Can cross-search with other EBSCO databases
44Slide 44:Further Questions
What didn’t we talk about? What do you want to know more about? Where do you see these resources as useful? Please use the chat to discuss!
45Slide 45:Thank You!
Please fill out the online State Library of NC course evaluation – emailed to you Archived recordings of this class and handouts will be available at the State Library of North Carolina’s web site on the following page: http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/ce/ncliverecordings.htm