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You should be able to find case studies by just doing a keyword search for your topic and then adding the phrase “case study” as part of your search like this:
marketing AND “case study”
If you have a specific case study in mind, try just searching for the title and putting it in quotation marks. We recommend starting with the Multi-Search since it searches many of our resources all at once.
Some databases have a way (usually in the advanced search) to limit your search by publication type or methodology and you will see case study as an option. You can find a list of recommended databases for finding case studies by following these steps:
Try CINAHL Complete - EBSCO This link opens in a new window if you are searching for medical case studies. To search you will want to follow these steps:
Try PsycINFO - EBSCO This link opens in a new window or PsycARTICLES - EBSCO This link opens in a new window if you are searching for a psychology case study. To search you will want to follow these steps:
If you are looking for business-related case studies, try these databases: Emerald Insight: Case Studies This link opens in a new window, SAGE Knowledge: Business Cases This link opens in a new window, or Business Source Ultimate - EBSCO This link opens in a new window. You can find all of these listed in the “Includes Case Studies” list in the A-Z Database List.
By default, Emerald and SAGE are only searching case studies so you just have to type in your subject or the title if you have it.
If you search Business Source Ultimate, you will want to follow these steps:
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