Scopus is an example of a citation index because each article record includes a list of citing articles. This means that if you find an article of interest you can look at subsequent articles that have cited it. You can find important articles on a topic, and follow research paths.
This database does not contain the full-text of articles, so you will need to click on the 
links to access the full-text in another of our databases.
Scopus is a multi-subject database, it covers: medicine, dentistry, nursing, veterinary science, and the health professions - as well as the life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences & humanities.
Charles Sturt Library also subscribes to the Web of Science Core Collection, as an alternative citation index.
Have a look at the videos available in the Scopus Tutorials. These short videos explain how to conduct both basic and advanced searches.
For individual help with using Scopus, please contact the Library.
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