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Nursing Resources

This guide is designed to help Emory students, faculty, & staff access library resources, find scholarly literature & tools related to nursing.

Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library

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Sharon Leslie, MSLS, AHIP, Nursing Informationist
Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library
sharon.leslie@emory.edu

 

As the subject librarian for the School of Nursing, I'm your primary contact for all things Library-related.  Contact me for assistance with:

  • Developing strategies to search for, review and organize scientific literature (PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, etc.).
  • Using bibliographic management systems (e.g. Zotero and EndNote).
  • One-on-one research consultations.
  • Guidance on literature reviews and systematic reviews.
  • General library orientation (Interlibrary loan, website overview, databases, searching the catalog, borrowing privileges, etc.)

Email us at
http://health.library.emory.edu/ask-librarian

Check your spam folder if you don't receive a reply.

The Emory School of Nursing uses APA (American Psychological Association) style.  The APA citation style is primarily used by disciplines in the business, social sciences, health, and education fields.

The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 7th Edition (2020) is available for purchase from many booksellers, such as Amazon, for about $30.

New Requests - Electronic Reserves (articles and book chapters)

  1. Log into Course Reserves (https://reserves.library.emory.edu/) using your NetID and password.  If you are not the instructor of the course ask to be made proxy for the course
  2. Click on “Upcoming Courses” and select the class that needs readings added
  3. Under the Home tab choose Add/Reactivate Reserves
  4. Choose Add an electronic item
  5. You will be prompted: What type of electronic item would you like to place on Reserves? Choose Link or book chapters
  6. Fill in the citation information as prompted.  Be sure to include the date the article should be made available by and any tags to make finding the article easier
  7. Once you have added all the class articles, email Hannah Rogers, the course reserves manager, (hannah.rogers@emory.edu) and ask her to review and make the articles available.

New Requests - Books or other print materials

Books and other print materials owned by the library or by the instructor can be placed on reserve and placed in the WHSC Library for short term use. If the item is an instructor’s personal copy, bring it to the Information Desk in the WHSC Library.  If the library has a copy, email us at http://health.library.emory.edu/ask-librarian (Ask a Librarian) to request that our copy of the book be placed on reserve.  Requests for books should be placed at least one month in advance of the start of the semester to assure that the book is available.  Please include the following information if available:

  • Book title
  • Author name
  • Edition/year of publication
  • Call number (search the library catalog)
  • Name of the course, course number, section number
  • Instructor’s name

If you encounter trouble accessing course reserves, please contact:

Hannah Rogers, Head of Information Services
Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library
hannah.rogers@emory.edu | 404.727.5829

Contact me for assistance in:

  • Designing classroom instruction sessions, such as demonstrating evidence-based sources (e.g. Cochrane Library, Joanna Briggs database) and show how to refine searches to find more pertinent literature.
  • Helping students develop information literacy skills and learn how to find and evaluate appropriate resources for their research.
  • Purchase recommendations, such as of electronic resources, books, journals, or databases.

For assistance with promotion and tenure preparation (e.g. calculating your h-index or obtaining publication data) contact:

For assistance with course reserves contact:

Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library

The WHSC Library is located at 1462 Clifton Road in Atlanta, Georgia, 30322.  The 1462 Building is in front of the O. Wayne Rollins Research Center, and the entrance is on the plaza level across from the Whitehead Biomedical Research Building. (See Campus Map.)   

  • For comprehensive driving instructions from all locations, see Directions.
  • Parking is available at Michael Street Parking Deck; for details and rates see Parking.
  • Disabled Persons Access:  For directions, click here.
  • Public Transportation: Marta serves Clifton Road with the #6 bus line.
  • The Library is open 7 days a week.  For detailed hours see Hours.

Branch Libraries

Emory University Hospital Library
Room H-140, EUH
Phone:  404-727-3090 Fax: 404-727-3033
Clinical Informationist:  Emily Lawson

Emory University Hospital Midtown Branch Library
Davis Fischer Building, room 1308
Phone:  404-686-1978
Clinical Informationist:  John Nemeth

Emory Saint Joseph's Bellman Library
Room G37
Phone:  678-843-7039

Grady Branch Library
1st floor, Glenn Building
Phone:  404-251-8777
Clinical Informationist: Kathleen Fox

Our Mission

Mission: Optimize research, education, and patient care processes with reliable and sustainable access to data and information.

Vision: Connect and transform information and knowledge

Values:  Innovation Excellence Learning

Strategic Objective:  Develop robust services, tools, electronic collections, technology rich collaborative spaces, and workforce expertise to provide the WHSC user community with information and knowledge that supports evidence-based patient centered care, and interdisciplinary study and research.

Hours

What are the Library hours?

Beginning Tuesday January 3rd 2023

Monday – Thursday                     7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Friday                                             7:30 am – 7:00 pm

Saturday                                        9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday                                           9:00 am – 11:00 pm

Emory Libraries Support

The Emory Libraries offer training on how to use tools for data analysis, organize and store information, and more. 

Contact the Emory Libraries Scholarly Communication Office for information about:

Contact Kimberly Powell (krpowel@emory.edu 404-727-3961), the WHSC Libraries Research Impact Informationist, for assistance with calculating your h-index and with obtaining publication data for promotion and tenure submissions.