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Jun
23
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The NPHCO in conjunction with TDS Health Systems (formerly STAT!Ref) has added 6 new e-Books to our collection: Calculating and Reporting Healthcare Statistics – 5th Ed. (2017) Evidence-Based Public Health – 3rd Ed. (2018) Oral-Systemic Health Connection: A Guide to Patient Care, The – 2nd Ed. (2019) Pharmacoepidemiology – 6th Ed. (2020) Essentials of… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, PHDL Resources
Jun
23
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The NPHCO has added 16 new journals to the Public Health Digital Library for 2020-2021 subscription year. Three of the journals are subscription based, while thirteen of the new journals are open access or subscribe to open. Emergency Medical Journal Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry Journal of School Health Annual Review: Cancer Biology… Read More »
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Apr
13
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In our previous posting on Covid-19 Resources, we provided instructions on searching preprint archives like bioRxiv, Rxvisit, and medRxiv. Please note this upcoming class on preprints available through Pubmed Central and an NIH Preprint Pilot… Preprints—scholarly manuscripts posted by the author(s) to openly accessible platforms, usually before peer review—are gaining increased attention as a means… Read More »
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Apr
09
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For over 25 years, the American Public Health Association has organized National Public Health Week, a campaign to educate about relevant public health topics. Each day of the week has a theme to raise awareness of a specific public health issue. The National Library of Medicine and other government agencies have several resources to… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Education and Outreach, Public Health
Mar
19
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We’ve highlighted some Coronavirus resources in our post, Coronavirus Disease 2019 Resources. This post follows up on those resources with the recent initiative to further compile, organize, and make new discoveries of emerging research. LitCovid Anyone needing quick access to COVID-19 research literature should use NLM’s LitCovid. LitCovid provides central access to articles in… Read More »
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