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SCHI Library: Research & Support

Systematic reviews

Conducting a systematic review? Need some guidance?

The SCHI Library can offer assistance at different stages of the process. Read the document below to find out more.

Research & Support

Our Reference staff are on hand to assist you by telephone, email, face-to-face or online via our Ask Us forms. We provide training in the use of citation databases, point-of-care tools, staying up-to-date with health literature, evidence based practice skills and more.

  • Ask Us - reference services are provided onsite and online to orient you to our services and collections, and assist you with all types of enquiries. You can visit any of the branch libraries, phone us or use one of our online reference forms.
  • Resource Delivery - use this free service to obtain books or journal articles that the library does not hold in its collections.
  • Subject Guides - developed to connect SCHHS staff with library resources. They link you to books, journals, the latest journal articles, websites and other information on a topic.
  • Training - free, small group or one-on-one training sessions are delivered in the library, at your work place or online. Training content and schedule can be customised to your needs.
  • Library meeting room - email to book our multi-purpose training / meeting / presentation space.

Literature search service

The library offers a search service to help you find the literature you need to answer your patient care, service improvement and clinical research questions.

We also offer a guided search service, so you can sit with the librarian and explore your query.

If your search is urgent and  relates directly to patient care, please call the library to discuss on 5202 2935.

Request a literature search

Biostatician Support

The SCHHS has entered into an agreement with the Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation (QCIF), to provide up to 6 hours of free statistical support services to our researchers.
More information about QFIT can be found on their website (Who We Are | QCIF)

You can find QCIF's contact details on the PDF below.

Types of Research Design in Research Methodology - Leverage Edu

DISCLAIMER

Before relying on this material for any important matter, staff should carefully evaluate its accuracy, currency, completeness and relevance to ensure it is appropriate for their purpose. Links to websites and online resources are provided for convenience and do not constitute endorsement of material or of any associated organisation, product or service.