Library Instruction Services
The Health Sciences Library offers opportunities for groups, departments, or classes to learn to effectively and efficiently use information resources important for research, teaching and patient care. Please contact your liaison librarian or use this form to request a group workshop/instructional session tailored to your needs.
The following are examples of workshop topics that can be offered as a standalone workshop or taught as a guest lecture within a course or seminar.
- Searching the literature
- Advanced PubMed
- Measuring your scholarly impact
- Using citation managers
- Searching to conduct a systematic or scoping review
- Introduction to evidence based practice
Self-Directed Learning When You Need It
HSL librarians have created a variety of subject guides that can assist you and provide an introduction to using resources for your assignment or project. Below is a selection of commonly used guides.
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Dentistry
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Public Health
- Evidence Based Practice
- Systematic Reviews
Research Tutorials
HSL librarians have created a variety of independent learning tutorials that you can work through to learn about common research topics. Below is a selection of popular tutorials.
Your Contact
Stephanie Schulte, MLIS
(she/her/hers)
Assistant Vice President, Health Sciences
Director, Health Sciences Library
Professor
Prior Hall 280B
Library Liaison for:
College of Medicine