Skip to main content

RefWorks: Resource of the week #36

What is it?
RefWorks is a reference management software. It helps you to keep track of the articles and references that you find during your searching.

Key Features
You can use Refworks to:
  • Save your references
  • Organise your references into folders
  • Import a reference from a website, journal, database or Library Search
  • Create references manually
  • Edit your references if needed
  • Create a bibliography or list of references
  • Add tags which you can use to group references
  • Search your References
  • Remove duplicate references
  • Upload documents
  • Share your references, for example with your project team or tutor
  • Use Cite to add citations directly into your documents


How can it help you?
RefWorks can help you to keep track of all your references as you work through your course.

How to access it?
RefWorks is only available to Keele University staff and students.

More help?
There are a number of places where you can get more help:


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Hot Topic! Heat Stroke

 As the BBC Weather team report more hot weather on the way The Conversation reports “ How heatstroke kills – it can still be deadly after your body cools down ”.  The author presents the impacts on the body of heat stroke. So what is the latest evidence on treating heat stroke? Check these resources for an overview, key points, diagnosis, treatment options, follow-up and more. [You will need your NHS OpenAthens username to access these resources] BMJ Best Practice – Heat stroke in adults . It is worth checking the BMJ BP comorbidities feature where you can add your patient's comorbidities for tailored treatment recommendations Clinical Key (available to UHNM only) – Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke Oxford Medicine Online – Chapter Clinical Emergencies in Oxford Handbook of Adult Nursing; Chapter Neurologic Complications of Acute Environmental Injuries in Neurologic Complications of Critical Illness Patient Information Heat stroke (BMJ best practice) Severe...

Supporting healthcare response to wildfires - search strategies from Ovid

Discover evidence faster with OvidGO! From Ovid: Wildfires continue to affect communities, placing significant demands on healthcare professionals, emergency responders, researchers, and public health teams. Search strategies are available through OvidGO! to help healthcare and research professionals quickly access relevant literature and evidence when it is needed most. Whether supporting emergency response efforts, public health initiatives, clinical care, or academic research, these resources can help teams make informed, evidence-based decisions. Smoke Inhalation Explore evidence on the health impacts of smoke exposure, respiratory complications, and clinical management. Access Search Strategy Burns, Fire, Wildfire & Mass-Casualty Disasters Find research and guidance related to burn injuries, emergency response, and disaster preparedness. Access Search Strategy Responder Safety Support the health and safety of firefighters, healthcare workers, and emergency response teams. Acce...

Quick start to the updated NHS ebsco databases interface

   The NHS ebsco databases allow you to complete comprehensive literature searches to obtain research articles. The interface has been updated and navigation options have changed. Please take a look at our micro-learning object Quick Start: NHS Ebsco Databases for a quick overview of the changes, includes interactive screen-shots. home page of the quick start learning object