Check out our APA Citation Style topic guide for tips and answers to FAQs.
This page covers citing specific websites, like Health People 2020.
This guide was created as an introductory path for classes in public health. Resources available at Temple and beyond have been selected for ease of finding. Please be aware, though, that this is not comprehensive and you may find resources by searching our Database list, The Library Search and of course sometimes Google but be aware that you have access to many resources at Temple that Google cannot provide.
Be sure to use the library as your starting point for your research. There are many databases, journals and books that we have purchased to provide you with a broad spectrum of information.
Don't forget!-Managing citations: when you start your literature searching, be sure to use a tool that will help you save, organize and retrieve references for easy use in your papers.
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The library has a series of purchased resources that are only available to you by you going through the Temple University options. This image is the route to getting to so many of those things at Temple. 
At times you may be able to do your article searching without logging in, but you will be required to if you try to get the full text. A good habit to get into is to ALWAYS use TUPortal and/or the libraries websites.
