Research Guides: Health Services Administration 410 Health Law Regulations and Ethics: Find Journal Articles

Beginning Your Research

If you are looking on some tips on beginning your research, I suggest that you visit this Beginning your research guide and reach out to me with any questions, Kelly Evans, kevans21@ewu.edu

Set Up RefWorks Account

"Online bibliographic citation manager," meaning it will help you collect, organize and cite your sources. Click the link below and set up an individual account. [More information]

RefWorks (Legacy System)
Online bibliographic citation manager. After registration, use this program to import references from research databases into folders, then format them in any of more than 100 citation styles.

You can also export citations from your folders directly into your research paper, or use them to instantly create a list of works cited, by downloading a module of this program called "Write'N'Cite". Use the "help" screens, or view the online tutorial, for more specific instructions.

Citing in APA

Journal Articles

Business Source Complete (EBSCOhost)
Articles from periodicals (including peer-reviewed journals) on all aspects of business. Contains books, plus reports, papers and company profiles. Selected titles go back as far as 1886, but most begin in the 1990s.
CINAHL Complete (EBSCOhost) -- 1937-present
CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature) which indexes journals as far back as 1937, is now "Complete" with over 1300 full-text journals. Also includes citations to books, dissertations, and conference proceedings.
MEDLINE (EBSCOhost) -- 1946-present
Comprehensive index to all aspects of medicine, covering journals and some titles include full-text.
PubMed -- 1946-present
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Comprehensive index to all aspects of medicine back to 1946. Freely available from the National Library of Medicine, PubMed includes all MEDLINE content, plus additional selected biomedical sources. Look for the "Check for Full Text at EWU" button within individual PubMed records.