REMIX: MHI Search Tips & FAQs
- Within each record in the Music and Health Institute Research Collection there are Music and Health Institute Terms and Indexed Terms. What is the difference?
- How can I find research designed using a particular methodology?
- Within each record in the Music and Health Institute Research Collection there are Disciplines listed. How are these chosen?
- How can I find the full text of work included in REMIX?
- Within each record in the Music and Health Institute Research Collection there are Music and Health Institute Terms and Indexed Terms. What is the difference?
Music and Health Institute Terms come from the Music and Health Institute Taxonomy which was created specifically for this collection and has an extensive set of terms related to music and medicine. These terms are applied by Berklee staff to help identify topics of interest. Indexed Terms were the terms assigned to the record in a previous database (such as PubMed) and may help researchers identify additional topics of interest.
- How can I find research designed using a particular methodology?
Within each record in the Music and Health Institute Research Collection there are Study Types listed. These terms are added by Berklee staff to help searchers identify whether a paper contains commentary on some aspect of the study of music and health or whether actual research was conducted, and if so, which methodology was used. See a complete list of Study Types and definitions.
- Within each record in the Music and Health Institute Research Collection there are Disciplines listed. How are these chosen?
Berklee staff select the disciplines from a master list maintained by bepress. Disciplines are typically chosen to reflect the field of study (e.g. nursing, dermatology, pediatrics, etc) the article was published in.
- How can I find the full text of work included in REMIX?
These are the steps to take to see if the full text is available:
- If the full text is downloadable directly from the REMIX: MHI collection, there will be a blue Download button on the top right of the record.
- If the full text is not available, and you are affiliated with Berklee, you can try either of these approaches:
- Go to https://library.berklee.edu/ to search for the full text version of the content by searching for its title in the Berklee library's Augmented Search.
- Follow these instructions to request an "interlibrary loan" copy of this article.
- If the full text is not available, and you are NOT affiliated with Berklee, you can try searching for the article by title in Google Scholar
For more FAQs, please check out the REMIX global FAQ page