Public Health

Peer-Reviewed Articles and Reviews

  • PubMed Find peer-reviewed articles using this major database; search using key words, focused medical subject headings, ethnicities, geographic terms. Save and share results using MyNCBI. 
  • Embase A major biomedical and pharmaceutical database that also covers topics on health policy and environmental health.
  • PsycInfo Citations and summaries of journal articles, book chapters, dissertations, and technical reports from professional and academic literature in psychology and related disciplines.
  • Web of Science Find articles from the top soci-economic and biomedical journals; use the analysis feature to identify which organizations or researchers are the most productive.

Electronic Textbooks

Organizations-Studies and Research

Developing Competencies

Attend sessions and learn how to effectively and efficiently identify, obtain, and organize the reliable information you will need as a student and in your professional career. Click here for scheduled sessions or contact us via "Ask a Librarian" to organize a session.

  • Navigating the Health Sciences Center Library: Introductory session for new Public Health Students to introduce effective methods to quickly access, retrieve, and manage reliable information. Offered Fall Semester.
  • PubMed for Public Health: Essential features of major biomedical database; includes effective techniques to search for and locate articles, how to narrow results, linking to related articles, accessing full-text, how to display, print, and save results.  PubMed Quick Steps
  • Thesis Literature Review for Public Health: Overview of literature review process, focusing the topic, finding background information, sources for peer-reviewed studies, identifying and selecting publications, organizing and managing results.
  • Systematic Literature Reviews:  Explore the initial planning process and the tools to have in place before beginning a review. Flow Chart and Resources
  • EndNote A software system which organizes references and formats citations for papers and theses. To schedule a session for 3 or more people, email medref@listserv.cc.emory.edu or check website for scheduled sessions

Ask for Help

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