This document provides an overview of the redesigned PubMed interface, highlighting new and updated features such as the Single Citation Matcher tool, topic-specific query options, additional journal collections, an advanced search option, automatic search suggestions, expanded result filtering and display options, and a My NCBI customization feature.

1. PubMed (Redesigned) Kay CunninghamElectronic Resources LibrarianUniversity of Memphis Fall 2009

2. New PubMed/Same URL: http://pubmed.gov

3. Basic Search

4. PubMed Tools: Single Citation Matcher Mix and match as few as two citation elements to verify a citation

5. PubMed Tools: Topic-Specific Queries Choose a specific area for searching

6. Specific Queries Clinical Study Categories Systematic Reviews Medical Genetics Electronic Health Records Health Services Research Cancer Topic Healthy People 2010

7. Specific Subsets AIDS Bioethics Cancer Complementary Medicine Health Disparities Health Literacy History of Medicine Space Life Science Smallpox Toxicology Veterinary Medicine/Animal Health

8. Additional Interfaces & Journal Collections ALTBIB Animal alternatives for research CAM Complementary and Alternative medicine MedlinePlus NIH funding support Retracted publications TOXNET Core Clinical Journals Dental Journals Nursing Journals

9. Advanced Search

10. The old LlMITS page options have been fully incorporated into Advanced Search NOTE: Limits persist until you change or remove them

12. Filters (Review articles, free full text); Also try; Titles with search terms; PubMed Central titles; related data search options; recent activity

13. Change the Results’ Display Setting Abstract, MEDLINE, XML, PMID, etc.

14. MEDLINE display (aka “tagged” format) For use with RefWorks or other biblio-graphic citation management files

18. Kay Cunningham Electronic Resources LibrarianUniversity Libraries University of Memphis 901-678-4345 lkcnnngh@memphis.edu