Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to this quick video orientation for the UIC Library for the Doctorate of Nursing Practice students of the UIC College of Nursing. I am Emily Johnson, one of the UIC Nursing Liaison Librarians, and I will guide you through a quick introduction to library resources and support for your DMP program. So, let's get started. Here is the UIC Library homepage. This website will help you find research materials as well as support services from the librarians. This is a place to start your quick search with our main search box and find out about the library services and locations. While the library homepage will get you started in your search for information, the Nursing Liaisons have created specific guides for you to seek out clinical and research information for the nursing discipline. Let's navigate to the Nursing Guide by clicking on Subject and Course Guides underneath the search box. From the Subject and Course Guide, you can scroll down to click on the Nursing Subject. This will reveal several guides focused in on nursing. You should explore some of these guides that are highlighted to find appropriate resources for your coursework, but for now, let's select the Nursing Guide. The Nursing Liaisons have curated this website of resources specifically for nurses. Scrolling down, the front page consists of quick links to information resources and the support services that are available to you. One of the main support services are the Nursing Library Liaisons. These librarians are experts in the scholarly needs of the DMP program and want to support your information needs during this program. We are willing to meet with you individually or in a group to help you find this information. Please schedule an appointment with us to help you form and revise search strategy, search appropriate information resources, and evaluate resources for their appropriateness for your project. These consultations can be done in person, over the phone, or online, whichever is your preference. The College of Nursing has four library liaisons supporting all six College of Nursing campuses. You can see our contact information listed here. The Nursing Liaisons designed this guide so you can easily access key resources in nursing. As we see across the top of the page, additional information resources, evidence-based practice, and practice-based information, citation creation, and tutorials to support you. Let's review the Where to Find menu. For your DMP project, you will most likely need a range of information sources such as scholarly journals, books, images, and statistical resources. Let's click on the Databases for Articles link. This page displays the major databases to find supporting evidence for your DMP project. The Nursing Liaisons recommend the following to use for your project. CINAHL Plus and Medline via PubMed at UIC to find applicable articles. You can access these databases from anywhere when you link from the UIC library pages and authenticate with your UIC NetID and password. If you are struggling to use these databases, check out the link to Tutorials across the top of the page to find more helpful hints. The Tutorials page is designed to support you at the point of information need. Many of these tutorials help you navigate the features of the databases or support you in thinking about search strategy independent of the database. We hope that this curated list will give you a starting point for seeking out information. Finally, in the menu, the last area to feature are the Course Guide links. Again, the Nursing Library Liaisons try to curate specific databases and ebook resources for your coursework for the nursing degree programs. We invite you to investigate the course guides including the NURS 515 and 516 guide to find specific resources for that course. Thank you for taking the time to view this brief video to learn a little bit more about the library support of the DMP program. The Nursing Liaison librarians know that the use and navigation of these resources to find the information that you need can be challenging, so feel free to contact us at any point in your program. We are happy to support you throughout your program and want you to be successful in finding the evidence you need. Here is our contact information again, so we look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for watching this brief video.