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Apr
24
Tags: PubMed Special Query
This month the topic-specific PubMed Special Query, Health Disparities, was updated to include terms and resources on gender and sexual minorities. The search now retrieves over 230,000 citations. The search strategy uses MeSH headings to retrieve indexed citations, plus title and abstract words to obtain other unindexed citations. You may use additional features of PubMed… Read More »
Posted in: Communications Tools, Health Disparities, NLM Resources, Public Health, PubMed, Search Tools
Apr
17
Join the National Library of Medicine for a webinar to answer questions about the LinkOut Consolidation Announcement. A 15-minute presentation will review what this consolidation means for libraries, and how to continue to see your library’s icon in PubMed. Following the presentation, there will be a 30-minute question and answer session with LinkOut experts. This… Read More »
Posted in: DOCLINE, Education & Training, LinkOut, NLM Resources, PubMed
Apr
16
The recording of the April 2019 DOCLINE Talkline webinar is now available. DOCLINE Talkline is a webinar series from the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, DOCLINE Coordination Office (NDCO) to promote and educate users on DOCLINE, LOANSOME Doc, and other resource sharing programs from the National Library of Medicine. To view the webinar, click… Read More »
Posted in: DOCLINE, NLM Resources
Apr
16
Tags: History of Medicine, Michael E. DeBakey Fellowship
The National Library of Medicine has announced that applications are open for the 2020 Michael E. DeBakey Fellowship in the History of Medicine, supporting research in NLM’s historical collections, which include the Michael E. DeBakey papers, representing the diverse areas in which he made a lasting impact, such as surgery, medical education, and health care… Read More »
Posted in: Announcements, Education & Training, NLM Resources
Apr
10
Tags: My Bibliography
My Bibliography is an application developed by the National Library of Medicine to help organize citations to your publications and to assist eRA Commons users with managing publication or product compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy. My Bibliography version 3.0, the redesigned and rebuilt new version to be released soon, includes useful new tools… Read More »
Posted in: Communications Tools, NCBI, NLM Resources, PubMed, Search Tools
