UTtoledo Subscription based databases have subject terms (that also search for synonyms) and/or keywords. GoogleScholar only searches by words/phrases entered.
At times it is helpful to first search a UToledo database to find more precise words/terms as well as synonyms.
For example The PubMed article "Clinicians' Guide to Cannabidiol and Hemp Oils " contains subject terms and substances that may be useful in searching GoogleScholar.
Subjects include: Cannabis, Cannabidiol, Practice Guidelines
Substances include: Epidiolex, Medical Marijuana
Search Tips and Tricks include
* Parentheses with OR search for all terms within parentheses
* Quotation marks force phrase searching
* The asterisk looks for variant endings, as oil* wiil search for oils
* Click on a PubMed subject in a specific article, then NLM to search for similar words and/or a
definition for more ideas
So a GoogleScholar Search could look like this:**
Cannabis OR Cannabidoil OR "Hemp oil" OR Epidiolex OR "Medical Marijuana" "Practice Guidelines" OR "Best Practices"
**Google does not recognize parenthesis or truncation as * for variant endings