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MDM1 9190 - Embark: Clinical Capstone Projects

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Contact us by phone, chat or email or schedule and appointment with us to request a one-on-one meeting with a medical librarian to discuss in-depth information needs such as the literature search for your Capstone project. 
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Clinical Project Contact

Tracy Wunderlich, MA, Director of Research Training
E-mail: wunderli@oakland.edu
Phone: (248) 370-3621
Location: 216 O'Dowd Hall

Oakland University Institutional Review Board (IRB)

Mobile Apps

Check out the Mobile Apps that are available to you -- https://medlib.oakland.edu/mobile-resources/mobile.php

They include:  point-of-care, drugs / interactions, medical calculators, patient education, productivity, and medical student education apps.

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Required and Recommended Textbooks

There is no required text for this course. All required materials will be posted on Moodle (https://moodle.oakland.edu) prior to class.

Resources for Clinical Capstone Projects

Finding a Research Topic and Conducting a Literature Search:

Looking for Journal Articles:

Finding Online Journals:

Searching for Books

Resources for Authors

Instructions to Authors:

Creating a Poster:

Books:

Medical Informatics

Books:

Web Resources:

Coding Information:

To access coding information through DynaMed:  Search for a condition or disease, e.g., coronary heart disease. Click on the result link for coronary heart disease.  ICD-10 codes can be located by selecting ICD Codes from the left navigation menu.

Research Design

eBooks:

Print Books:

Data Collection & Analysis

RefWorks to Zotero

Oakland University's RefWorks subscription will expire in June 2023.  The Medical Library is now  supporting Zotero, a free, open-source alternative.

If you have used RefWorks in the past and have data stored there, we advise you to save and export that data to another citation management system as soon as possible.  Instructions on this process can be found here - https://oakland.libguides.com/RefWorksToZotero/TransferData  

Zotero is an open-source citation management tool that is designed to store and manage bibliographic references. Zotero can help you seamlessly add sources and produce perfect bibliographies and gives you the ability to reuse sources across multiple projects or build a shared research library.  Because Zotero is free to use, you will always have access to it.

Check out the Medical Library's Zotero guide at https://oakland.libguides.com/zotero, which includes a Quick Start Guide, tutorials and helpful videos.

For further information about the transition from RefWorks to Zotero, go to https://oakland.libguides.com/RefWorksToZotero.

RefWorks

RefWorks allows you to create a personal list of references and to format your bibliography in any citation style.

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If you are new to RefWorks, feel free to get started with these tutorial videos:

--Introduction to RefWorks

--Basic Functionality

--Export Citations to RefWorks

--Organize Citations into Folders