Use combinations of keywords to search for nutrition and micronutrients information in the library catalogue. Some example keywords are:
Or search on individual micronutrients:
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Tip: Use double quotes around the word Vitamin and the letter, e.g. "Vitamin A" when carrying out your searches. Search with individual micronutrients or combine with terms such as "nutrition" or "diet" for more relevant and refined results.
Here are some library catalogue search examples:
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To find a current research paper (journal article) that supports the use of a specific micronutrient, you will need to search specialised health databases.
Select a database from the pulldown list of Nutrition Databases above.
Combine your chosen micronutrient with keywords from your assessment brief, e.g. toxicity, deficiency, dietary sources, therapeutic dose, etc to create your search statement.
Here are some example searches using some key databases:
"Vitamin D" AND "supplement use"
ProQuest Nursing and Allied Health Database:
"iron supplements" AND (deficiency OR anaemia OR anemia)
See short video below for helpful tips on database searching.