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Welcome to the Nursing eResources subject guide!

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Background information in Books, ebooks (including e-texts)
Foreground information in Articles databases
The Evidence Based Practice Pyramid
Controlled vocabulary databases - What are the benefits of the controlled vocabulary and how to identify them
Non-controlled vocabulary databases
Help from step-by-step database video tutorials

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Disclaimer

The Nursing e-Resources Guide consists of selected resources that are licensed by the University of Toronto Libraries or are freely available on the web. Its aim is to provide easy access to resources that complement the nursing curriculum. It is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment from a healthcare professional. We are not responsible for the content, accuracy or timeliness of the information provided.