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PubMed Outreach on Search, MeSH Indexing, and MyNCBI Updates
- 1. Helen Tannenbaum NN/LM Middle Atlantic Region Outreach and Communications Coordinator 1-800 338-7657 [email_address] PubMed Clinics of North America
- 4. Journals Database merged with NLM Catalog
- 13. Thank You Helen Tannenbaum NN/LM Middle Atlantic Region Outreach and Communications Coordinator 1-800 338-7657 [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- PubMed Summary display format has changed to include information about the availability of free articles from publishers. In addition to the existing link on citations showing what is free in PubMed Central® (PMC), a new link indicates if the article is freely available at the journal's Web site. Some citations have a link indicating the article is free from both PMC and the journal. The links all go to the AbstractPlus display where icon links to PMC and journal sites display. To improve the look of the Web page as well as to make it easier to scan titles, the positions of author names and the title of the article have been reversed. The article title now displays on top and serves as the link to the AbstractPlus format. Author names appear under the title and the rest of the citation remains the same. The old look (author names on top) will be retained for Send to Text and Send to File in case users need the other arrangement. The old look has been modified to display citation as a paragraph. The link for Related Articles has been moved under the PMID. The Links menu was rarely used so it has been removed.
- Citation sensor: choi blood 2008
- Class will discuss changes to MyNCBI display functionality, as well as group filters and LinkOut (to link to your library’s holdings) Can now have up to 15 filters.