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Researchers Online Reference

If you are starting your dissertation or looking to do your first research project. Then take a look at our Researchers Online Reference reading list.

Here you’ll find a number of easily accessible ebooks to help you to get started with your project.

  • Getting Started – learn how to plan your project
  • Appraise the Evidence – support for literature searching and critical appraisal
  • Evidence-based Medicine – the background to evidence-based medicine and how to carry it out
  • Using Statistics – support specifically for health-based students
  • Writing Up & Getting Published – help and guidance on writing up your dissertation

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