Evidence Based Public Health (EBPH)

The below links will provide you with podcasts from various public health resources.

• American Public Health Association (APHA)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
•  National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• University of Oxford

This will save time on you enlisting all Arab countries in your search strategy, it has been done for you for different databases, to see click here.

You can find here publications about Arab countries in PubMed.

Visit the complete SML ABC guide on how to manage your references from the most important Medical, Nursing, and Public Health databases using Endnote Web & Endnote Client.

Other citation management resources in additional to Endnote are Mendeley and Zotero.

If you want to get certified with Public Health, below are some links.

• Certified in Public Health

         by National Board of Public Health Examiners

• Certified Evidence-Based Organizations (CEBO)

         by Society for Evidence-Based Professionals

• Evidence-Based Health Series

         by NWCPHP

To know more about writing a research paper, check the below book/book chapters

• Academic Writing: A Guide for Management Students and Researchers

By:Mathukutty M. Monippally & Badrinarayan Shankar Pawar, 2010

• Writing a Literature Review

By: Jessica J. Eckestein

In: The SAGE Encyclopedia of Communication Research Methods

• Chapter Eight: Quantitative Papers The Data and Methods Section

By: Mark Edwards

In:Writing in Sociology

• Chapter Eighteen: Tips on Writing Theory and Content Papers

By: Sheila Corday

In: Writing in Sociology

The following sources provide options for receiving automatic updates on funding opportunities by email.

• NIH Guide Weekly Table of Contents
• NIH Information for Foreign Grants
• AUB offers grants at Office of Grants and Contracts 

For New & Early Stage Investigators, please use

• AHRQ: Research Training and Education
• NIH Early Stage Investigators Policies

You can help you stay up-to-date by receiving automatic email alerts in any of the below:

•particular journal(s)

•particular topic of interest

•alerts to see who have cited one of your paper(s)

•alerts about recent EBPH documents (select "Public Health").

•medicines and prescribing awareness alerts

If you are interested in any of the above, Ask a librarian.

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