Use Discovery - input your topic or the details of a journal article to search across most of the Library's resources
If you know the name of a Journal, enter the title here to check if it's available in the Library
To link through to a complete list of e-journals: A-Z list
They are:
Databases are specialist search engines that search for quality information, such as journals articles, in specific subject areas.
The databases below are specific psychological databases. Hover over the icons to see what help is available.
For more health related databases, social sciences or criminological databases see the list under the relevant tabs in this box.
For a list of general databases covering different subject areas - which will still be very useful for psychology - see the General databases tab.
For help searching the databases contact your Psychology information team. Details on the Home page
Please note that all databases are provided for educational use only
Please note that all databases are provided for educational use only
Please note that all databases are provided for educational use only
Please note that all databases are provided for educational use only
Please note that all databases are provided for educational use only
Evidence Based Practice is about using the best available evidence on the effectiveness of healthcare interventions as a basis for professional decision making in practice. The evidence from the research should be used in conjunction with clinician expertise and patient choice. For information and resources for Evidence Based Practice, see the Evidence Based Practice LibGuide.
If you are a doctoral student or an academic, you can book appointments with your Academic Librarian.
If you want to know more about Open Access and Research Data Management then Jo Tilley will be able to help.
Each tutorial is tailored to your own research interests and can help with:
The following guides will help you to develop your skills in finding journal articles:
The following guides will help you to develop your skills in searching the literature for evidence based practice
Grey literature is material which is not usually published through normal channels. Examples of grey literature include: government reports, theses, conference papers and abstracts, discussion papers, newsletters, PowerPoint presentations, best practice documents, guidelines and protocols.
The helpsheet below details the best sources to use to find grey literature in the area of health and social care.
Public Health England have also compiled an index of grey literature and the link to this is below.
Have you found a useful resource that we do not have access to? Undergraduate students doing their final assessment projects/dissertations, postgraduate students and staff are eligible for inter library loans. See the Inter Library Loan LibGuide for more information.