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This document provides an overview of mobile resources for healthcare professionals presented by Rebecca Raszewski. It summarizes point-of-care tools like AccessMedicine, DynaMed, Essential Evidence Plus, databases like PubMed and SciFinder Scholar, citation management apps, and other relevant mobile websites and apps. Setup and account information is provided for many of the resources. Contact information is included for questions.
Measuring your impact
This document provides an overview of tools and resources for finding citations and measuring research impact, including the h-index. It discusses databases like Web of Science, Google Scholar, and Publish or Perish that can be used to find citations and calculate the h-index. Journal impact factors from sources like Journal Citation Reports and SCImago are also covered. Contact information is provided for the presenter to ask additional questions.
NLM Classification
The document provides an overview of the history and structure of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) Classification system. It discusses how the system developed from earlier classification schemes used in medical libraries and outlines key milestones in the NLM Classification's development from the 1940s onward. The document also describes the current structure and organization of the NLM Classification, how it relates to the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) thesaurus, and provides guidance on the classification "process" and numbers to know when assigning classification numbers.
Library 101 for_uic_patrons
This document provides an overview and agenda for a library 101 class for health sciences patrons at UIC. It outlines the services and resources available through the UIC library system including databases, e-journals, e-books, interlibrary loans, and reference guides. It provides details on accessing and using electronic resources for health sciences research.
IPE Library Presentation
This document provides an overview of health sciences librarianship and resources for interprofessional education (IPE). It discusses common misconceptions about becoming a librarian and the education required, which typically involves a master's degree. Salaries for academic librarians are also presented. The document then outlines the roles and value that librarians can provide to health care teams, and trends affecting libraries like budget challenges and changing technology. Resources for IPE like relevant databases, journals, and keywords are also listed.
Interprofessional Education Movement at UIC
The document discusses interprofessional education (IPE) at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). It provides information on IPE programs at UIC, including a 1.5 day pilot class in 2009 with 6 health professions and a 2 day elective in 2011 with 9 health professions. IPE at UIC has been a volunteer effort so far. Further resources on IPE research and core competencies are also referenced.
Managing Your References With Ref Works
RefWorks is a citation management tool that allows users to organize references, import references from multiple databases, and format bibliographies and papers. It has no limits on the number of users accessing it simultaneously, number of citations that can be added, or number of folders that can be created. The document outlines how to create a RefWorks account, add references and attachments manually or via export from databases, create bibliographies, and use the Write-N-Cite plugin to insert citations into papers. Additional RefWorks features like duplicate detection, searching, and mobile access are also mentioned.
Health Systems Science Retreat
The summary provides an overview of new resources and services available at the library for faculty:
The library has launched a new website and research guides on topics like nursing theory and transcultural nursing. New e-book collections have been added on topics like anesthesiology, emergency medicine, and nursing. The Nursing Reference Center provides continuing education and resources on diseases, drugs, skills, and more. Other new resources include CSA Illustrata for images from science journals, DynaMed as a point-of-care tool accessible from mobile devices, Gideon for infectious diseases, and expanded evidence from the JBI ConNect collection. RefWorks also has new features like RefGrab-It and RefMobile. Library services continue
Web 2.0: a brief introduction from a librarian\'s perspective
This document provides an overview of key concepts in Web 2.0 from a librarian's perspective. It discusses how Web 2.0 encourages user input and collaboration through interactive and community-driven sites. Examples of Web 2.0 technologies include blogs, which allow users to publish content in reverse chronological order; RSS feeds, which syndicate updates to content; social bookmarking sites that allow users to tag and share bookmarks; mashups that combine data in new ways; and wikis, which enable collaborative editing of content. The document also notes challenges of evaluating information on the web and security concerns with Web 2.0 applications.
Mla Brownbag 2008
This document provides an overview of resources and vendors that will be covered at the MLA Chicago 2008 conference, including Ovid databases, Doody's book packages, tutorials, and ResearchID. It also lists several posters and presentations that will be given at the conference on topics like using an online form builder to collect reference desk transactions, collaborative approaches to cost-sharing, evidence-based medicine tools, and website usability testing using Camtasia software. Links are also provided for further information on task forces, NLM products and services, and the NIH manuscript submission system.
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