HLTC48: Special Topics in Health Studies: Indigenous Women's Health

Need help navigating a research project or using library resources? 

Feel free to contact me at nicole.slattery@utoronto.ca with any questions.

I'm usually available Monday-Friday between regular business hours.

You can book an appointment with me for a one-on-one meeting with 48 hours notice

Consultation and Instructional Pedagogy

During meetings with you or my time in your classroom, I am dedicated to ensuring the space we share is inclusive and safe. I am committed to increasing accessibility in my interactions through:

• Wearing a mask
• Offering online consultations with a flexible online booking system
• Accommodating flexibility around scheduling consultations 
• Note-taking during our meetings and sharing these afterwards
• Sharing classroom content ahead of workshops 
• Assistance seeking academic support, accessibility and mental health resources 

• PubMed This link opens in a new window

Public version of Medline, the core database for health sciences disciplines. This platform is best for quick clinical searches.

• HealthSTAR (Ovid) This link opens in a new window

  Published research on health services, technology, administration, and research, focusing on both the clinical and non-clinical aspects of health care delivery.

• CINAHL This link opens in a new window

  Contains citation information and abstracts from journals in nursing and health professions. The Ebsco platform is appropriate for systematic and scoping reviews as well as other advanced searches.

• PAIS Index This link opens in a new window

  International research in public affairs, public and social policies, and international relations. Provides access to journal articles, books, government documents, research and conference reports, and more.

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• develop your academic plan and study skills strategies, including time management and exam preparation
• explore career, employment, and further education options and put your career plans in to action

Check out our website at utsc.utoronto.ca/aacc, drop by in person at AC213 or call us at (416) 287-7561.