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HEALTH AND WELLNESS RESOURCE CENTER USER GUIDE
Health
and Wellness Resource Center provides access to current medical, health, and
wellness information. Types of
resources include a medical encyclopedia, magazine and journal articles, and
pamphlets. Most resources have
full-text access.
ACCESS:
·
Go to the
UCF Libraries homepage at
·
Click on
<Articles & Databases>
·
Click on the
letter "H" in the
Titles alphabetical menu.
·
Click on
SEARCH:
o Article/Title headline: Word in the article, reference document or newspaper headline
o Keyword: Word found anywhere in the entry
o Author:
o Subject
o Source title (Journal name)
Click Search
View Search Results:
Related
searches, given
on the left side of the screen, lists subject headings containing your term.
Clicking on those terms will allow you to see related terms. However, if
you limited results by full-text or refereed items, related searches will not
appear.
Documents
are grouped by the following document categories: Reference, Magazines
& Journals, Pharmacy, Pamphlets, and Resources. Clicking on the
labeled tabs allows you to choose the type of document. The results
list will display the title of the document and its source.

Document
titles are
linked. Authors of the articles
follow. Journal titles are given in
bold lettering. Dates, volume
numbers, issue numbers and page numbers are given.
indicates
that full-text is
provided.
indicates
that an image is present.
Click on the
link to view the abstract and (where present) full-text of the document.
Print:
Click on the Print icon, on the left side of your screen display, to format the documents for printing.
Select
Print from your browser to print the document/s.
Email:
Click on the Email icon, on the left side of your screen display, to email the retrieved document/s to a valid email address. Images will not be emailed.
Choose either HTML or plain text before emailing documents.
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Prepared by: Terrie
Sypolt, Reference Librarian
Last update:
03 June 2009