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19
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The Emergency Access Initiative brings a full-text electronic health information collection to those affected by or assisting the populations affected by Hurricanes Irma and Harvey. The EAI is in effect through October 14 November 14th! 650 biomedical journals and more than 4,000 ebooks have been made available for the current period (ending November 14th) as… Read More »
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Aug
15
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This post updates you on the electronic books in the PHDL collection. It’s a companion to the Know Your Journals 2017-2018 post. The PHDL provides brief descriptions for these titles. The descriptions allow for two things: Descriptions let users evaluate the usefulness of the resource to see if it applies to their research purposes… Read More »
Posted in: Education and Outreach, PHDL Resources
Jul
24
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Last week I had the pleasure of co-instructing at the District of Columbia, Department of Health (DC DOH) with Gisela Butera from George Washington University’s Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library. As the partner library for the department, Himmelfarb provides document delivery as well as instruction to DC DOH. The training session covered topics including: how to search PubMed for PHDL… Read More »
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Jul
14
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Here is a run-down of the electronic journals available through the Public Health Digital Library. If you’ve seen notes on some of the journals while scrolling through the PHDL, here’s some explanation. Our total number of active journals is 248, these are the journals for which users have ongoing access. We have discontinued access… Read More »
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Jul
14
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Here are some details and links your IT folks can use to update your Public Health Digital Library to retrieve a resource list from a host site. This allows for one point of updating the resource list (from our office) so that users will have the latest list of resources. It’s a real improvement over… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, How To, PHDL Resources