Health Services Administration: Useful Resources: Google Tools

Be cautious using internet resources located using search engines such as Google. The value of web resources for scholarly research should always be carefully questioned. For a review of the process for evaluating web resources, please view this Youtube tutorial: Google Scholar and Google Books are two seach engines added to this page and can can be useful at times in locating esoteric references and resources.

NOTE: Wikipedia is seldom used in college level research! If you have questions regarding the use of any information resource, please contact your instructor for clarification.

• Google Scholar

  Search for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books,abstracts and technical reports.

If an article is available in any of the Barry databases, the link Full-Text @ Barry Library will provide access to the full text. If an article is available through another source [PDF], [DOC], or [HTML] will be noted next to the article.

Remember:

• Search Google Scholar when you are logged in to the Barry server in order to obtain the full text.
• Always evaluate the source and content of any article before including it in your research paper.