Quotation Marks are used to enclose multiple words in a word or title search to retrieve the exact sequence of the words. Great if you know the exact title of a resource. Example: "Transcultural Nursing"
AND will search for results that include both terms. AND must be capitalized. Example:
transcultural nursing AND giger
OR will search for either term. OR must be capitalized. Example: (giger OR davidhizar) AND transcultural nursing
NOT will eliminate the following term. NOT must be capitalized. Example:
transcultural nursing NOT giger
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The basic search is a simple keyword search. You can start your search without restricting it in any way by entering the search terms you are looking for. You will likely receive a very large number of results and need to filter to narrow things down.