This guide will help you to find and use all the available useful sources to help you get just what you need fast!
When you get your first assignment, look for information on your topic in Library Catalogue – the Library’s search engine. Remember to log in first, so you can search all collections, place holds, add titles to an eShelf and renew your loans.
Go to:
TIP: When searching topics with two or more terms it is best to use phase searching. By adding quote marks to your searches, such as "manual therapy" you will be searching for those exact terms, next to one another, rather than randomly found throughout a text.
Depending on your assignment you may also need to use one of our specialised databases. Databases are extremely useful tools for researching specific information, recent information and scholarly articles.
Information on medical conditions and topics such as injury prevention, depression, juvenile delinquency, jet lag, and obesity. Providing a summary of what is currently known about the effectiveness of a particular intervention.
Bates’ Visual Guide to Physical Examination
Head-to-toe and systems-based physical examination techniques in a series of 18 videos. Have a look in the Videos & More tab for a full list of the videos available from this great resource.
Access Visible body here:
This is just a selection of the thousands of ebooks available
Check out these great videos from the Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination
Access Visible body here:
Use the links to download and activate the mobile apps.
Off campus access
Log into your campus' library portal and follow the steps below to download and activate the mobile apps.
Discussions relating to original research, reviews and debate on clinically relevant aspects of sports and exercise medicine.
Inspiring interviews with leading Physiotherapists, discussing assessment and treatment, clinical issues and ways to give you an edge in your Physiotherapy clinical practice.
Cutting-edge information on the world of sports physiotherapy, physical therapy, and sports medicine.
Clinical summaries that translate study findings for application to practice; and special features
An important forum for independent orthopaedic sports medicine research and education, allowing clinical practitioners the ability to make decisions based on sound scientific information.
John Cross (2014).
William C. S. Cho. (2012).