[Skip to Content]
View our RSS Feed
View our RSS Feed View our RSS Feed 
You are viewing the post list, filtered by category type. Select a post below for the full content.
Jun
08
0 comments
This year, 34 new journals titles have been added to the Public Health Digital Library. Journals can be accessed from the PHDL’s Library e-Resource list by searching for a title or browsing the collection. New journal titles: American Journal of Psychiatry American Journal of Psychiatry Residents Journal American Journal of Veterinary Research AWWA Water Science… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, PHDL Resources
Mar
29
0 comments
The National Library of Medicine has launched a new version of PubMed Central (PMC). The website has a fresh look and feel. It has been updated as the first step in an ongoing modernization effort which will include continuous enhancements to the site based on user feedback. The new site includes: A redesigned and reorganized… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, NLM, PHDL Resources
Mar
09
0 comments
Register for Introduction to Cochrane Library for True Beginners with Wiley, the publisher of The Cochrane Library on Thursday, March 17, 2022 2:00 PM ET/ 1:00 PM CT/ 12:00 PM MT/ 11:00 AM PT The Cochrane Library is part of the PHDL collection and includes in its set of databases the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Education and Outreach, How To, PHDL Resources
Jan
27
0 comments
The Network of the National Library of Medicine’s Public Health Collaborative (PHC) grew out of a small, informal working group in 2019. The group’s goal was to expand NNLM programming and outreach to the public health workforce. In 2021, the group evolved into the Public Health Collaborative (PHC), a working group of the NNLM and… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, NNLM, PHDL Resources, Public Health
Jan
10
0 comments
Register for the Getting Started with the PHDL webinar! New classes are on the calendar. The Getting Started… webinar will get you acquainted with using PubMed to search the journal collection, introduce you to additional databases available within the collection, and briefly describe the process for accessing materials not available in the PHDL from your partner… Read More »
Posted in: Announcements, Education and Outreach, How To, PHDL Resources, Public Health