1. This document provides an introduction to the resources available through the COM-Phoenix Library Services including hours of operation, printing services, contact information, and useful websites. 2. It reviews skills for searching medical databases like MEDLINE and Google Scholar and describes point-of-care databases like UpToDate and Micromedex available through ArizonaMed. 3. Hands-on activities are provided to familiarize users with searching PubMed, specific journals, and using the clinical queries filter in PubMed as well as searching Google Scholar.

1. Managing Medical Information:Introduction to COM-Phoenix Library Services and Resources

2. Where we fit in Prologue Information Literacy

3. Learning Objectives

4. General Library Information Staffed Library Hours Monday – Friday: 7:30 am – 10 pm open for use with PBC card till midnight Saturday – Sunday: 8 am – 8 pm Printing You will receive a code for the Xerox printer/copier in the library. Contact Info Front Desk: (602) 827-2062 Location The 550 Bldg., aka Bldg 1, Room 1254 (2nd floor) AND www.ahsl.arizona.edu Security 602-478-8169

5. General Staff Information

7. EBM Search Engine: http://www.ahsl.arizona.edu/ebmsearch/index.cfm

9. Coming soon!!!

10. For remote accessanywhere:

11. Skills to begin developing or improving today Performing searches in medical databases, individual journals, and Google Scholar. This session will be hands-on!

12. MEDLINE(Access via PubMed or OVID)

14. Select Medline/OVID

15. Select Personal Accounts (upper right corner)

16. Select “create a new personal account”Set Up Your Personal Google Account http://uits.arizona.edu/services/catmail

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18. 14 Why???????

19. General Search Tips

20. Beyond Medline

22. “Point-of-Care” Databases DynaMed and Micromedex (on ArizonaMed) UpToDate, MDConsult, andStat!Ref(are all available from the QuickLinks at the AHSL site) All resources updated often Evidence-based and unbiased information Some have patient information handouts Each of these has additional unique tools

24. Evidence Based Medicine Great Tool: AHSL-Developed EBM Search Engine e.g. Cochrane Systematic Reviews e.g. PubMed Clinical Studies e.g. UpTo Date e.g. Textbooks

26. What is an authoritative website? Who or what organization is the sponsor? How current is its content? Opinion? or facts? Who is the target audience? Is it an official site? Blog? http://www.mlanet.org/resources/userguide.html

28. Some Free and inexpensive iPhone Medical Apps Davis’s Drug Guide Diagnosaurus Epocrates Eponyms (for students) EyeChart iMurmur Living Medical Textbooks MedCalc Medical Radio Medical Radio Medical Spanish Medscape Micromedex Neuromind New England Journal of Medicine PubMed on Top Lite Radiology 2.0: One night in the ED Skyscape Medical Resources Skyscape: RxDrugs and Outlines in Clinical Medicine (OCM) Speed Bones MD Speed Muscles MD Stat ICD-9 Lite Taber’s Medical Dictionary

30. Winner(s) must get all correct!

32. In the search bar of PubMed, type 21219598What is this article about? What MeSH terms are used to identify it?

35. Search PubMed for Author name “Vadaparampil ST,”What is the title of the study? What other medical resources might add to your knowledge? Hint: See bottom of screen “+”

37. Searching for a specific journal article Search #3: Finding a journal: AHSL  eJournals Search for the name of the Journal A friend tells you that there is a funny article about pigeons published in Animal Cognition within the last couple of years. What’s the title of this article??

39. PubMed“Clinical Queries” Search #4 AHSL  PubMed  Clinical Queries Enter – “breast cancer genetics counseling” In what 3 categories (columns) are the items retrieved?

40. PubMed “Clinical Queries”

42. What is the article title, and in what journal is it? Does UA own it?Only works on campus, via VPN, and with UA Set up in Preferences

44. PMID (Pubmed ID) Author Journal Article Clinical Query Google Scholar 36 Recap

45. And the winner(s) are/is… Handy Hints

47. Up to Date

48. MD Consult/First Consult

49. AHSL EBM Search Engine

50. Google Scholar

52. Sites for Patients, Families & Consumers

53. Contact Us: 602-827-2031 Mobile: 602-689-5976 jddoyle@email.arizona.edu Jacque Doyle Kathleen Carlson 602-496-0683 Kathleen.carlson@asu.edu AHSL Phoenix Front Desk 602-827-2062 520-626-6125 AHSL Tucson FrontDesk

54. That’s all for us for now… Optional Learning Sessions to come...

55. Your tasks for the rest of this session Define your CBI personal learning objective(s) Brainstorm potential search terms List database(s) and/or other resources (i.e., Up-to-Date, Dynamed, etc.) are most appropriate to search Perform your search(es) Refine your search in terms of number and relevance of search returns Access abstracts and full text for articles / text from Up-to-Date, Dynamed, etc. Gauge relevance and quality of articles / text from Up-to-Date, Dynamed, etc.