Associations provide vital links to current professional information not easily found elsewhere.

SAGE Research Methods provides a comprehensive view of research methods (qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods) across the social and behavioral sciences. 

Researchers can:

• explore methods and concepts to help them design research projects
• understand particular methodology
• identify a new method
• find summaries, journal articles, concept maps, videos, etc.
• access case studies

Surveys, focus groups, content analysis, empirical data and more!

Links to health organization websites that often contain useful professional and academic research and sound consumer-based information.

There are many sources of statistics available. Here are a few:

 Learn to critically evaluate the sites you use, especially for health information. Here are some examples:

- Evaluating Sources Guide (SSU)

- Evaluating Web Pages (UC Berkeley Teaching Library)

- Evaluating Internet Health Information (National Library of Medicine)

- Evaluating Health Information (MedlinePlus)

- Finding and Evaluating Online Resources (NIH)