FREE Webinar: Unlock the Full Potential of Your EBSCO Resources: Exclusive Training for ATMS Members

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Unlock the Full Potential of Your EBSCO Resources: Exclusive Training for Australian Traditional Medicine Society Members

Join us for an exclusive in-depth EBSCO training session tailored specifically for members of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS). In this session, we’ll guide you through the powerful resources available through your membership, focusing on how to effectively use EBSCOhost Research Databases to conduct targeted, efficient searches.

During the session, we’ll cover advanced search techniques to help you find exactly what you need, including:

• Boolean Searching
• Wildcards
• Proximity Searching
• MeSH Headings and CINAHL Subject Headings

We’ll also highlight the vast range of publications accessible via your EBSCO subscription, including peer-reviewed journal articles, eBooks, medical images, diagrams, and instructional videos.

Additionally, we’ll dive into Consumer Health Complete, a database featuring a wealth of consumer health pamphlets and leaflets from trusted organizations like the National Institute of Health. You'll also find drug information, Merriam-Webster's Medical Desk Dictionary, and content for teens and their parents, covering a wide array of health topics— from smoking and sexting to managing stress and coping with family changes.

Lastly, we’ll show you how to access ongoing support and assistance to ensure you get the most from your EBSCO resources.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your practice with cutting-edge research tools and support!

Presenter: Rachele Low 

Rachele Low is a Training Specialist at EBSCO Information Services, providing expert support to customers across Oceania through both “train the trainer” and end-user training. With a strong foundation in both education and healthcare, Rachele holds bachelor’s degrees in Education and Midwifery (including an Honours research degree in Midwifery), along with a master’s degree in Information Studies specializing in Data Management.

With over two decades of experience in education, Rachele’s career spans primary, secondary, and tertiary teaching, in addition to extensive expertise in adult learning. Before joining EBSCO, she had a distinguished clinical career as a midwife, including running her own private practice, and continues to practice clinically on the weekends. She also taught various subjects in the Bachelor of Midwifery program, with a particular passion for Anatomy and Physiology, and supervised Midwifery students in a clinical setting.

Today, Rachele leverages this unique blend of skills to deliver engaging online and onsite training programs, tailored to the needs of libraries, educators, and healthcare professionals. Known for her approachable style and adaptability, she is committed to empowering users to navigate and maximize the value of EBSCO’s platforms.

Based in Sydney, Rachele enjoys a balanced life with her children and two French bulldogs. Her dedication to knowledge-sharing and lifelong learning continues to drive her work, enhancing access to high-quality information across the region.