1. Conduct a search for a topic you're interested in. For my sample topic, my user is an amputee who has had a hemipelvectomy. I can do a keyword search in NUsearch for information about my topic.
![search in NUsearch for "hemipelvectomy"](//libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/140877/images/NUsearch_hemipelvectomy.jpg)
2. When I click on the magnifying glass, my search results are displayed. Note that I have roughly 1,500 results in many different formats.
![NUsearch search results for "hemipelvectomy"](//libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/140877/images/search_results.jpg)
3. To narrow to just peer-reviewed journal articles, I can click on the Peer-reviewed Journals filter on the left-hand side of the screen.
![NUsearch search results with Peer reviewed journals filter highlighted](//libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/140877/images/peer_review_filter_indicated.jpg)
4. Once I activate this filter, I have fewer resources. Note that only articles are displayed now.
![NUsearch search results with peer-reviewed journals filter activated](//libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/140877/images/peer_review_filter_activated.jpg)