Subject Librarian
Amy Edwards
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Finding Background Information
Finding Background Information
Use these sources to gain familiarity with your topic, narrow your research question, provide context, and identify experts.
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Find It @ UofSC LibrariesSearch for articles, books, and more or limit to UofSC Libraries collection.
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Annual ReviewsProvides full-text access to critical review articles that synthesize the primary contributions in the areas of biomedical, physical, and social sciences.
How Do I Write a Research Question?
How do I write a research question?
In evidence-based practice, PICOT is a model used to write research questions. PICOT is an acronym for ...
P: Population/Problem/Patient
I: Intervention
C: Comparison variable
O: Outcomes
T: Time