Answered By: Vicki Sciuk
Last Updated: Mar 07, 2023     Views: 449

There are a few ways to save your database searches and results. Here is an example from one of the ProQuest databases (like ABI/INFORM, Nursing & Allied Health, Criminal Justice DatabaseProQuest Central): 

  • To save your search parameters, use the "Save Search" link

    Save your search:

     
  • To save your articles, check off the box next to the search result(s) that you want to keep and then either email the results to yourself or save them to "My Research." 

    Save your articles:

     
  • Most of the library databases let you create a personal account where you can save items. When you create an account, you can save:

- any search
- any individual article
- or any list of articles to that folder

Access your account (My Research): 

 

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