Teresa Jewell

Health sciences librarians serve the University of Washington health sciences community by sharing information about library collections, services, department-specific resources, procedures for requesting new materials, and by supporting the teaching, clinical, and research needs of the UW health sciences community.

I can:

• Help you identify the best databases for your research topic
• Recommend ways to effectively use HSL databases and develop search strings
• Help plan your literature/scoping/systematic review process
• Answer your questions via email or phone, or meet over Zoom
• Discuss library services and resources with you or your class

Departments:

• Interprofessional Education in the Health Sciences
• Rehabilitation Medicine

Specialties

• Systematic reviews and other evidence syntheses

Some favorite non-UW resources

Carrie Price's video tutorials: Tutorials about using health sciences library tools and techniques--some only 5 minutes long! Topics include searching (especially PubMed), EndNote, publishing and more.

UX Caucus Database Tips: The MLA User Experience Caucus digs into why that database isn't doing what you expected.

Are you new to researching, need a refresher after some time away, or just want to expand your skills?
The Graduate Student Research Institute (GSRI) is a self-paced online workshop for grad students to build research skills while connecting with library resources. The live event is in Summer Quarter, but the training materials are available year-round. If you wish you knew more about constructing searches or publishing your work or managing your time, check it out! Or watch the GSRI homepage to register for the next session.