Getting Started with the PHDL

Getting Started with the PHDL

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Tue, Dec 8
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If your department or organization is a member of the Public Health Digital Library (PHDL) program, you have access to over 600 evidence-based resources; including trusted journals, e-books, and databases to support your work. If you are new to the PHDL this is the course for you! Look for your department or organization in the directory of PHDL Program Members and Partner Libraries to confirm that your organization participates in the program. Join us to learn how to get started using the Public Health Digital Library (PHDL) to search and access full-text journal articles and other helpful resources to support evidence-based public health practice. This webinar will get you acquainted with using PubMed to search the journal collection, introduce you to additional databases available within the collection, and briefly describe the process for accessing materials not available in the PHDL from your partner library. You will need to be on your organization's network or working from your office or log in to your single sign-on account, to access the PHDL central webpage. This session focuses on the access and use of the Public Health Digital Library (PHDL) for PHDL program members.

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