HSRProj: Search the Database
To conduct a quick search in HSRProj, enter one or more term(s) into the query box, using quotes for multi-word terms or phrases. Choose one of three search options: Search All Fields (default), Search Investigator, or Search Supporting Agency. Below, find step-by-step instructions on how to perform basic and advanced searches.
Basic Searches
- Search for projects using the Search All Fields option:
- Enter the term or phrase into the query box (i.e. cancer).
- Results will display all records of ongoing or current projects investigating issues related to the search term.
- Search for projects by investigator:
- Enter the researcher's last name into the query box and select the Search Investigator search option.
- Results will display all records for all the research the investigator is currently conducting or has recently conducted.
- Search for a supporting agency:
- Enter the name of the agency in the query box and select the Search Supporting Agency search option.
- Results will display all records in the database funded by the specified supporting agency.
Advanced Searches
- Click the Limits hyperlink underneat the title on the HSRProj homepage.
- Enter a term or phrase into the query box.
- Select limit options to apply appropriate paramters to your search. Options include:
- Latest update
- Initial Year range
- Final Rear Range
- Project Status
- States/Territories
- Click Search.
- View Results.
Need Additional Help?
Telephone inquiries are accepted Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 8:50 p.m. and Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 4:50 p.m. Questions can also be e-mailed to custserv@nlm.nih.gov or use the NLM Web form to submit questions.
Is your project described in HSRProj?
Do you want to receive worldwide recognition for your contributions to solving today’s health care cost, quality, and access problems? Organizations that fund or perform health services research are encouraged to participate in the HSRProj database. Researchers are invited to submit a description of their current health services research project(s). Complete an online submission form.
