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Nursing

How to find reliable & evidence-based information on nursing in books, journals, and websites.

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Home

Reference books and databases; Using TAMU resources; Contact information for individual help

Find Books

Library Catalog, ebook sources; TexShare Cards (for using other libraries)

Find Articles 

Recommended databases; journals available online/in the library; what is a scholarly journal.

Websites 

Recommended websites

Citation

Help with citing your sources correctly.

 

Discovery Service - SABER

SABER allows users to search nearly all of the library's resources at once, but it does not contain everything! If you need help searching contact us here -  Ask a Librarian. This search does not open in a new window, please be sure to open this page in a new tab before searching so you can get back to it! 

Reference Book Databases

Each of these databases has many subject-specific encyclopedias. A single search can be your starting point for background information & keywords on your topic.


 

Reference Books

TAMU Medical Sciences Library

Students who are in Blinn College Allied Health Programs may also use the Texas A&M Medical Sciences Library (MSL). 


Blinn Allied Health Program student may:

Come to MSL to use the study space

Check out materials using a TexShare card,  or apply for a MSL community user card (normal fee will be waived) 

Get a temporary login for a day with a photo id  that will allow them:

  • Use the computers
  • Access the resources (databases, etc.) available to A&M students
  • Print for a fee

Bring your Blinn Allied Health program ID if you wish to use MSL resources!

Because of license agreements, Blinn students do not have off-campus access to TAMU electronic journals or databases.

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