AHSL Phoenix Librarians

Kathleen N. Carlson, MLS, AHIP

Education Librarian

E-Mail: KNCarlso@email.arizona.edu

Office Phone: 602-827-2340

Alternate Phone: 602-827-2062

Jacqueline (Jacque) Donaldson Doyle, MS, AHIP, Fellow, MLA

Head Librarian, Liaison to the COM Phx

E-Mail: JDDoyle@email.arizona.edu

Office Phone: 602-827-2031

Alternate Phone: 602-827-2062

Cell Phone: 602-689-5976

AHSL Phoenix

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Useful Resources for:

Case-Based Instruction (CBI) Sessions Research:

Scholarly Projects

Helpful Onlne Tools for Sources of Funding

Community of Science Funding Opportunities (neat online $$ finding tool)
NIH Reporter (Collaborator and Funding Tool)
PIVOT (another finding tool – log in as UA)
The Foundation Center

Grants.gov

Health & Human Services

Health Resources and Services Administration

IRIS (Illinois Researcher Information Service

National Institutes of Health

The National Science Foundation

About in-depth literature reviews

Critical Appraisal and the Systematic Review of the Literature (PPT file)
How to Write a Literature Review (UC Santa Cruz)
Literature Reviews (UNC)
UA Interlibrary Loan/DocOrder (to obtain items not in the Phoenix)

Special Purpose Software (e.g., statistics and other educational software packages) are available in Phoenix. Please contact AHSL Phoenix for details.

How to renew a book:

To renew books and audiovisual materials via the web, go to My Library Account and enter your NetID and password. Follow the directions on the screens. If you do not have a NetID, you may renew materials at the Information Desk by calling 602-827-2062 or send a message to ahsl-phx@ahsl.arizona.edu. Be sure to have the items you wish to renew on hand. After 2 renewals, materials must be returned to the AHSL before being checked out again.

We provide instruction and assistance in groups and individually:

Database searching
CBI and clinical topic research
Scholarly Project topic identification and literature review techniques
- See Class of 2011 SPs here.
Patient education and consumer health information
Reference management using RefWorks and/or EndNote
Finding and downloading elusive references
Editing
Evidence-based Medicine support
How to obtain materials not at the Phoenix AHSL
and more !! Just ask!