MHA Library Resources

We invite all Idaho State University students to take full advantage of ISU library's extensive resources, which are readily accessible remotely. The ISU Library provides a wealth of materials to support your academic and research needs. Students can find detailed information about these resources on the library's homepages, which can be accessed at: ISU Library Homepage and the Idaho Health Sciences Library Homepage.

For students specializing in Health Care Administration, a custom-designed guide has been created to streamline your research efforts. Access this guide at: Health Care Administration Guide. This resource features direct links to essential databases and tools, including:

• CINAHL Complete: A comprehensive database for nursing and allied health literature.
• PubMed: A vast repository of biomedical and life sciences journal literature.
• Clinical Key: A leading medical and clinical reference resource.
• Natural Medicines: An evidence-based resource for natural and alternative medicine.
• Health Source: Academic Edition: Provides full-text coverage of journals focusing on health and medical issues.
• Cochrane Library: A collection of high-quality, independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making.
• Digital Journals: Access to a wide range of academic journals in health care and related fields.
• Business Source Complete: A comprehensive database for business and related fields, including healthcare administration and management.

In addition to these resources, the guide also provides information on various library services designed to support your educational journey, including:

• Custom Library Instruction: Faculty can request tailored instruction sessions for Health Care Administration courses.
• Interlibrary Loan Service: Students can borrow materials not available in the ISU Library collection from other libraries.
• Online Reference Help: Both students and faculty can seek assistance from librarians through online reference services.

These services are available to all ISU students, regardless of whether you are taking online, face-to-face, or hybrid classes. For those interested in additional areas of health-related research, consider exploring the following custom library guides:

• Public Health and Health Education: This guide offers resources and tools specific to public health and education.
• Evidence-Based Practice: A guide focused on the principles and resources for evidence- based practice in health care.
• Health Information Research: Provides resources for conducting research in health information.
• Health Statistics: A guide to finding and using health statistics for research and analysis.

We encourage you to explore these resources and take advantage of the services offered to enhance your academic experience and research capabilities at Idaho State University!