This guide will help you find the resources your professors expect you to use in your OT program. These resources can help from beginning your evidence-based practice to finalizing your thesis!
You will find:
These databases have a lot of articles on OT and other allied health fields. They are a good place to start your search.
These databases are primarily intended for medical research. If your OT topic overlaps with medical research, try searching these.
These databases are primarily intended for psychology research. If your OT topic overlaps with psychology research, try searching these.
These databases are primarily intended for education research. If your OT topic overlaps with education research, try searching these.
Most of your grad-level research will come from articles, dissertations, and government reports. These are found in the databases and resources linked above.
You will sometimes need books for historical context, background, overviews, or theory on a topic. Use the search box below to find print books and ebooks available through the Brenau library.
These journals are all scholarly and peer-reviewed except OT Practice, which is a trade publication for practitioners.
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