Provides statistics on a broad range of subject areas including government, economy, education, population.
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Comprehensive collection of Nursing and Allied Health articles. 1300 journals have full text and over 5000 are indexed.
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Search multiple EBSCO databases based in your subject area.
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Australia's most comprehensive collection of industry market reports. Each report contains data and analysis on market characteristics, current and forecast performance, major companies and much more. Reports are updated 1-4 times a years.
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One of the largest database collections in the world. Great starting point for any subject area.
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Access: On and off campus. Log in using your Holmesglen email and password. Read online or download/save pdf.
Find: Journals, conference papers, newspapers, reports and other publications.
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Provides a simple and broad coverage search for scholarly literature. A good place to start if you are unfamiliar with the subject area. Find out how to link Holmesglen databases to Google search results to access resources available through our subscribed databases.
Databases provide subject access to information found in journals, conference papers, newspapers, reports and other publications. Some of these databases will give you access to the full text of publications directly, usually as a PDF, other databases will only index journals or provide summaries/abstracts of the articles.
Decide on the key concepts, subjects or words from your assignment and begin searching the databases. Each database will differ in the way to search for your topic, if you are having difficulty please contact the Library or the librarian listed in the contact us section of this guide.
Google Scholar will provide you with a simple and broad coverage search for scholarly literature. The results will be from many disciplines and be a mixture of journal articles, books, theses, reports, online repositories and websites. Google Scholar can be a good place to start if you are unfamiliar with the subject area.
