Click on the database name above to go to the Fact file to find out more and to see whether they would be useful for your research.<\/p>\n
Where can you find Ovid<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>\n There will be links on your relevant subject guide<\/a> or you can access the catalogue, Library Search<\/a>.<\/p>\n Database Guides Want to know more?<\/strong> Ovid enables researchers, clinicians, students and other healthcare professionals find medical information to make critical decision, improve patient care, enhance ongoing research, and fuel new discoveries.\u00a0 The Ovid platform gives access to a collection of databases. Database and Coverage: Ovid Medline \u2013 1976 to present Embase \u2013 1974 to present PsychINFO \u2013 1806 to present … <\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Once you have accessed OVID through the above methods, you will see an initial selection window. To find out more about\u00a0 a specific resource, click on the Information icon at the right hand side of the page (see example below):<\/p>\n![\"Screenshot](\"https:\/\/blogs.ncl.ac.uk\/subject-support\/files\/2018\/03\/Ovid-database-guide.jpg\")
Once you have decided on which database to search within OVID, then all you need to do is to tick the box next to the database you would like to search and then select ‘OK’.<\/p>\n
\nEach database in OVID has different subject headings and thesauri, however there are tips and tricks that you can learn that are common to searching all the databases on OVID.\u00a0 So why not check out the\u00a0Advanced Searching Techniques<\/a> or watch some of the help videos we have on our YouTube Channel.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"