Training cycle "Information Resources - Health Sciences"

The UCP Library network will offer a training cycle focused on information resources in the areas of Health Sciences.

It is intended to present the various information resources available to the UCP community such as EBSCO, PUBMED, SCOPUS, WEB OF SCIENCE, Cochrane Library, Cochrane Community and other open access resources.

This training cycle will be open to all those interested in Health Sciences, with no prior registration or limit of participants, just accessing it through Microsoft Teams links created for that purpose for each session, available on the UCP events page or on the training portal of UCP Libraries.

 

Sessions Plan:

Topic

Date

UCP Libraries - General Information | FINER criteria | PICO Criteria

25 Oct

EBSCO Discovery Service

26 Oct

PUBMED

27 Oct

Scopus | Web of Science 

28 Oct

Cochrane Library | Cochrane Community | Open Access Resources

29 Oct

 

The Portuguese version of each session will be at 10 a.m. and the English version will take place at 6 p.m. on the same day.

For more information, see Portal de formação das Bibliotecas UCP.

You can also contact the UCP Libraries training team through the email address: formacao.bibliotecas@ucp.pt

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