Looking for brief, focused, and essential information on a variety of clinical topics? The Health Sciences Library has purchased a collection of 5-Minute Consult titles to join 5-Minute Clinical Consult.
Titles in this collection include: Continue reading
The Psychiatryonline collection has grown from a group of 6 American Psychiatric Association journals to include 3 DSM-IV-TR® titles, 9 textbooks, the American Psychiatric Association Practice Guidelines, and patient information handouts. Search across the entire collection or browse individual titles.
On the HSL website, find the journals in the eJournals list and the textbooks in the eBooks list.
Included in the collection are: Continue reading
OhioLINK is a wonderful resource for Ohio students, faculty, and researchers. Thousands of electronic journals, e-books, images, videos, and sounds are available from anywhere at any time. That’s especially true when you are on campus. But when you’re off campus, the OhioLINK authentication process may slow down the ease of access.
Access Tip: bypass the OhioLINK authentication process by logging into the UC proxy server instead, then go to OhioLINK.
Three more CampusGuides have been published! Nursing, Pharmacy, and Health Information Management are “hot off the press”.
The transition to CampusGuides is well underway. The Health Sciences Library “Electronic Resources” topics are moving to the more user-friendly, robust CampusGuides interface during the 2011-2012 academic year. Experience the new and different look and feel. CampusGuides incorporate search boxes, RSS Feeds, embedded media, surveys and can be easily accessed on mobile devices.
More topic guides will be coming soon. As the topics transition to CampusGuides some will appear in the old interface and some in the new. The links on the Electronic Resources page will be changed to lead directly to the new topic guide as they are developed.
We look forward to your feedback and suggestions to help make these topic guides as useful as possible.
If UC does not have the article you want, request it through ILLiad, the online request system.
Benefits:
Key to a seamless process: Continue reading
The annual “Authors, Editors & Composers” event is scheduled for Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at 3:30pm in the Russell C. Myers Alumni Center at UC. University of Cincinnati Libraries will once again recognize the 2011 publishing and creative accomplishments of UC’s faculty with a reception, presentation of selected works, a printed bibliography, and an exhibit.
The Health Sciences Library is transitioning the “Electronic Resources” topics to a more user-friendly, robust CampusGuides interface during the 2011-2012 academic year. CampusGuides incorporate search boxes, RSS Feeds, embedded media, surveys and can be easily accessed on mobile devices. See the newly published Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Resources; the first example of a new and improved topic guide.
More topic guides will be coming soon. As the topics transition to CampusGuides some will appear in the old interface and some in the new. The links on the Electronic Resources page will be changed to lead directly to the new topic guide as they are developed.
We look forward to your feedback and suggestions to help make these topic guides as useful as possible.
New print books and new editions of e-books are now available via the Health Sciences Library: HSL New Book List
A small sample of the titles include:
Bioethics, public moral argument, and social responsibility / edited by Nancy M.P. King and Michael J. Hyde
Location: Browsing Collection WB 60 B615k 2012
Bope and Kellerman: Conn’s Current Therapy 2012, 1st ed.
Delmar nurse’s drug handbook
Location: HSL Stacks QV 772 D359
Essentials of biostatistics for physicians, nurses, and clinicians (The) / Michael R. Chernick
Location: HSL Stacks WA 950 C521e 2011
ICD-9-CM 2012 Expert for hospitals and payers. Volumes 1, 2 & 3 international classification of diseases, 9th revision, clinical modification / edited by Anita C. Hart, Melinda S. Stegman, Beth Ford
Location: Reference Collection WB 15 U58nim 2012
Introduction to auditory rehabilitation: a contemporary issues approach / Carole E. Johnson
Location: Rothenberg Speech and Hearing Collection WV 270 J66i 2012
Netter’s infectious diseases / [edited by] Elaine C. Jong, Dennis L. Stevens illustrations by Frank H. Netter contributing illustrators, Carlos A.G. Machado … [et al.]
Location: HSL Stacks WC 100 N474 2012
Pharmacotherapy casebook: a patient-focused approach / edited by Terry L. Schwinghammer, Julia M. Koehler
Location: HSL Stacks WB 330 P536dp 2011
Preprosthetic and maxillofacial surgery: biomaterials, bone grafting and tissue engineering / edited by Joel Ferri and Ernst B. Hunziker
Location: HSL Stacks WU 500 P927 2011
Check out 8 more pages of titles: HSL New Book List
Letter from Colonel Stanhope Bayne-Jones to Dr. Sabin
In August 2011, I attended the Society of American Archivists annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois. While there, I attended a session called “Exploring the Evolution of Access: Classified, Privacy, and Proprietary Restrictions.” As I sat in the room listening to the speakers, I started to think how to apply these concepts to the Sabin digitization project.
For several weeks after the meeting, my colleagues and I had lively debates about how these concepts, as well as the recent SAA endorsed “Well-intentioned Practice for Putting Digitized Collections of Unpublished Materials Online” document, would affect the display of the Sabin materials online. On one hand, we recognize that Mrs. Sabin left Dr. Sabin’s important collection in our hands to ensure that this material is accessible to researchers around the world. On the other hand, we also recognized the need to do two things: 1.) protect the health information of those mentioned in the collection that participated in Dr. Sabin’s research, and 2.) make sure we don’t leak any classified government information online. Even though much of Dr. Sabin’s materials related to his research and his work with the military are considered “old” by some standards, it is still necessary to do our due diligence to protect information as needed. Continue reading
As of January 3, 2012, the classic RefWorks version will be permanently replaced by the new RefWorks 2.o version. If you have not yet made the switch to RefWorks 2.0, log into RefWorks and click on the “RefWorks 2.0” link at the top of the RefWorks screen. Compare the two versions until the end of the year.
More information about RefWorks 2.0:
http://www.refworks-cos.com/RefWorks2.0/
Video about the new RefWorks 2.0 interface:
http://www.refworks-cos.com/refworks/rwpreview/Introduction_to_RefWorks_2.htm
If you have any questions, please contact:
RandyRoberts at randall.roberts@uc.edu or (513) 556-1864
Edith Starbuck at edith.starbuck@uc.edu or (513) 558-1433