Usually based on a real business or social problem, case study analysis requires you to apply your knowledge and experience. Here are some tips and resources to help you navigate the case study analysis assignment.
Google Scholar - Use the terms like "case study," "case studies," or "case method." Keep the terms in quotes to force the results to only return that phrase. Combine with terms like "health," "epidemiology," "nutrition," "sport studies," "nursing," etc. See our handout on Using Google Scholar Effectively.
Databases
Links to the databases are below. Here's how to access case studies in the listed databases.
CINAHL - In Advanced Search, locate Publication Type and select Case Study.
Nursing and Allied Health (Gale OneFile) - In Advanced Search, select Case Study under the 'by document type' dropdown menu.
Nursing and Allied Health Database (ProQuest) - In Advanced Search, select Case Study under Document Type.
nursing, biomedicine, health sciences librarianship, alternative/complementary medicine,
consumer health, and 17 allied health disciplines back to 1976.
Provides information covering nursing, allied health, alternative and complimentary medicine with full-text scholarly articles and dissertations. Training videos, covering topics such as health care safety are available. Includes multicultural reports from CultureGrams.
Areas covered include Nursing, Allied health, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Physiology, Anatomy, Gerontology, Orthopedics, Nutrition, and Rehabilitation.
Journals
The following links take you to a Spartan Search page that allows you to search within the journal.