In interdisciplinary fields, you often need to check more than one index. To do that more efficiently, if the databases you want to search are all from one publisher or vendor, you can combine your search by selecting multiple databases at once. Go to Academic Search Premier, an EBSCO database. On the first search page, click on "Choose Databases" and then add the other relevant EBSCO databases:
Some recommended databases:
Break your topic into its component subtopics:
Creating culturally sensitive nutritional education programs:
- "cultural sensiti*"
- nutrition*
- program*
Racial factors in food deserts
- race
- "food deserts"
Brainstorm alternative terms for the subtopics:
- race
- racis*
- ethnic*
- nutrition*
- food
Enter your search terms, giving a separate box for each separate subtopic:
Use the left-hand columns to focus your search by date, document type, or subject:
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