This page contains basic information to consider when composing and structuring your search.
Note: All EXAMPLES below listed in green
What is citation mapping?
Citation mapping tracks an article’s cited and citing references through two generations of papers, allowing researchers to visually discover an article’s wider relationships to other related papers.
How to use citation mapping as part of a literature search.
At the start of research:
After traditional database searching:
Monash Health Library has an excellent Citation Tools Map showing the various tools available and how they can be used.
Searching Ovid MEDLINE
See the dedicated Ovid MEDLINE library guide for more information on creating and saving a search in Ovid MEDLINE
Searching PubMed
See the dedicated PubMed library guide for more information on creating and saving a search in PubMed
Searching the ANZCA library discovery service
See the dedicated Library Help page for more information on creating and saving a search in the discovery service
Searching ClinicalKey
See the dedicated ClinicalKey library guide for more information on creating and saving a search in ClinicalKey
Searching Trip Pro
See the dedicated Trip (Pro) library guide for more information on creating and saving a search in Trip (Pro)
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