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PHC190 Research Skills Guide: Home

Introduction

The PHC190 Research Skills Guide has been created for you by Librarians from the Charles Sturt Library. It is designed to make your research process easier.

This guide will explain the best way to:

  • Identify keywords and search strategies for your assessment
  • Find relevant resources using the Library and the Internet
  • Evaluate your results for suitability
  • Use the information in your assessment

I recommend taking a few minutes to familiarise yourself with the content of this guide, as it's full of helpful Library resources. 

Please keep in mind that research is not a linear process and may not always follow a particular order of steps.

If you need assistance with anything library or research related, please contact the library.

If you would like an introduction to Primo and our Library website and services check out:

Wishing you the best for the study ahead.

Kathryn Crethar (FoSH) 

We'd love your feedback!

We would love to know how this guide helps you with research in this subject! Your feedback helps us to improve our content and delivery.

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Accessing your textbook through the library

Good news! Your textbook is available online through the library with ClinicalKey.

Important Note: You must register to log in and use the ClinicalKey Student. Alternatively you can also use your existing ScienceDirect, Scopus, or Mendeley username and password.

Recommended Reading

Betts, B. (2019). Paramedic law and regulation in Australia (D. Moritz, Ed.) is a recommended text for this subject. It is available in Primo as an eBook. Checkout the Using eBooks Library Guide or watch the Using eBooks video for more information. 

Help from a Librarian

Library's help services: 

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