Repository Search

Repository search involves searching within a specific resource directory (such as a concept, source, or collection) for a specific instance. An example would be searching for:

• The contraceptive acceptance rate in the HSTP-Indicators sources repository
• Version 1.1.2 of the Disease Classifications source for a particular organization in the system

Repository search allows you to do this and further filter your results to meet your specific search needs.

To conduct a repository search, you should be logged into your account

• Click on the target resource link (could be a source, concept, mapping, or collection)

2. If the resource is searchable, you should see a page similar to the image below: (The resource in the image below is a source)

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• Enter your search term or phrase directly into the search bar
• You may want to specify the particular version of the resource by clicking the Collection Version drop down box to the left of the search bar
  

4. If you want results that match the exact phrase you typed, check off the Exact match checkbox
5. Click the icon to view your results.
6. Your results should be displayed as shown below:

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• You may want to refine your search results by applying a filter. For a list of the available filters, click the Sort by button.

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Global Search                                 How To: Download Search Results as formatted CSV