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Suggested Keywords and Strategies

Combine your subject/topic with one or more of the following:

  • Latin/Latino/Latina
  • Hispanic
  • health
  • health care
  • policy/policies
  • disparities
  • race/racial
  • ethnic/ethnicity
  • social indicators
  • debate
  • access
  • coverage
  • health insurance
  • status
  • research
  • education

Examples: 

"health care" and access and Latin*

Latina* and (HIV or AIDS)

 

Use Advance Search modes in databases to limit search results to those that include data, statistics, tables or figures.

 

 

 

 

Subject Guides

To determine which research tools will help you locate information about your topic, ask yourself this question:

What professions or academic subjects/disciplines care about my research topic?

Then explore the research guides in one of these subject areas:

Don't see a relevant guide for your topic?  See the complete subject guide listing or contact your librarian, Regina Raboin, for help. 

 

Keyword Searching

Keyword Search Rules for the Library Catalog and Databases


Using AND/OR/NOT (Boolean Search Operators)
AND

Use AND to focus search and combine different aspects of your topic.

Example: latinos and health

OR

Use OR to expand your search and find synonyms/related terms.

Example: AIDS or HIV

NOT

Use NOT to exclude a word or phrase from your search

Example: AIDS not children

 


Additional Search Tips

"Phrase search"  - Use quotation marks" " to search for a particular phrase.

Example: "health care"

Truncation * - Use an asterisk to find variations of a word. Put an asterisk following the root of the word to find all variations of that word, including singular and plural.

Example: latin* (finds latin, latins, latino, latinos, latinas)

(Grouping/Nesting Keywords) - Use parentheses ( ) as a way to group all your search terms together.

Example: (teen* or adolescent*) and latin* and "health care"

See the Basic Search Tips guides for more information, including examples.  Or use the Keyword Searching Worksheet to get started.

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