Finding articles on breast cancer in middle-aged males using CINAHL subject terms
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The document provides instructions for using subject terms to search the CINAHL database more effectively. It demonstrates how to search for articles on breast neoplasms in middle-aged males. It shows how entering a keyword search returns too many results, but using subject terms assigned by indexers can focus the search. It also shows how to combine terms, limit to full text, and retrieve and save articles.
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Finding articles on breast cancer in middle-aged males using CINAHL subject terms
- 1. Searching CINAHL Basic Research for Nursing Students Using Subject Terms to find articles on breast neoplasms in middle-aged males
- 4. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. Enter a keyword search for “ breast cancer” The results list is very large. Keyword searches are not always the most effective way to find articles.
- 5. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. Instead of a keyword search, check the box next to “ Suggest Subject Terms” This will show you subject terms used by the indexers to classify articles.
- 6. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. The result returns a list of subject terms used by the indexers to classify articles.
- 7. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. Selecting the Scope Note displays information about the meaning of The Subject Term
- 8. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. Combine your keyword with a Subject Term by checking the box to the left. Choose to combine the terms with “and, or, not” from the drop menu and then press Search Database to see the results.
- 9. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. The results from the search have been focused and narrowed significantly.
- 10. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. The search is narrowed by Age from the left column. The choice is automatically added to the search and the results update
- 11. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. The searcher is only Interested in full text articles. Use the check box next to “ Linked Full Text” and press “Update Results”.
- 12. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. Full Text can be viewed by selecting the Full Text link.
- 13. Using Subject Terms for a more effective search. The document can be printed, e-mailed or added to a folder.