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Faculty & Professional HS Resources

Library Services Updates - COVID-19

Library Services Updates throughout the duration of COVID-19: For information about resources and services during the Coronavirus crisis, please see our new guide: https://culibraries.creighton.edu/COVID-19

Style Manuals & Bibliographic Tools

AMA Manual of Style
American Medical Association. Also in print: Reference R 119 .A533 2007
Purdue OWL: APA Style
Please refer to the APA 7th ed. manual for the most current information.
New RefWorks Guide
Informational guide with tutorials and login link to the New RefWorks

Predatory Publishing
Tip sheet for identifying predatory publishers and practices.
Articles on Predatory Publishing
Helpful articles on the topic of predatory publishing.

News, Media and Reference Materials

CDC Public Health Image Library
Chronicle of Higher Education
New York Times Registration & Login Page
Link for Creighton individuals can sign up for annual online access.
Science News - The New York Times
Source of news briefs on scientific discovery and innovation from the New York Times newspaper.

New York Times (NYTimes.com)
National and international New York Times since 1851, with videos and special features. To log in, you must first activate your GroupPass account .
Wall Street Journal
Full-image version of the Wall Street Journal newspaper, Eastern edition, from ProQuest (1984-present). See also WSJ.com to create your free account online.

Wall Street Journal registration

Getting Started - General Websites

Organizations/Associations

American Medical Association
"The American Medical Association helps doctors help patients by uniting physicians nationwide to work on the most important professional and public health issues."
APHA (American Public Health Association)
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
WHO (World Health Organization)

Federal Government