Welcome to Your Library Research Guide!
As your librarian, I'm here to help you succeed in your systematic review project, and specifically to coach you through your search process.
This guide is designed to introduce you to some important concepts and skills for systematic review searching. You'll want to go through all the content in each section in order to be prepared to do an effective initial search.
Once you've viewed and engaged with all the materials, and you've done some searching on your own, you'll be able to book your research consultation with me.
If you have questions as you work through this guide, don't hesitate to email or chat with me using the widgets below my photo. Good luck with your research, and I'm looking forward to working with you!
Important Tips about Library Services
Accessing library resources from off-campus:
Your NetID is your login to all library databases and for requesting materials.
Interlibrary Services
In your searches, it's inevitable that you'll find citations for articles you want to read that UConn doesn't have. However, you can get those items through our Interlibrary Services! Articles (and book chapters) can generally be obtained as pdfs in a day or so, and the service is free to you. Learn more about this service and create your ILLiad account at the link below:
What's Next?
Choose Develop & Document Your Search Strategy from the left-hand menu, and begin exploring!
Research Services Librarian
Homer Babbidge Library
Pronouns: she/her/hers
