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New PubMed will be the Default for PubMed Access, May 18, 2020

Posted by on May 11th, 2020 Posted in: News from NLM, News from NNLM, Training & Education
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The new PubMed will be the default for PubMed on or after May 18, 2020 (NLM Technical Bulletin, 16 April 2020).

The legacy PubMed homepage is displaying a banner to alert users of the change, and direct users to the New PubMed Transition FAQs.

Legacy PubMed homepage, including the banner alert "The new PubMed site will become the default in mid-May."

NLM and NNLM have many resources to help PubMed users learn about the new PubMed.

If you’re a PubMed superuser:

  • Register for NNLM’s “How PubMed Works” webinar series. The series includes 4, 1.5 hour webinars: Introduction, MeSH, ATM, and Selection.
  • Check out additional resources on NLM’s PubMed Online Training site. The site collects recorded webinars, handouts, and more.

If you teach PubMed:

  • Explore NLM’s PubMed Trainer’s Toolkit. This toolkit includes slide decks, handouts, and “quick tour” tutorials. The tutorials can be imported into your institution’s learning management system.

If you’re new to PubMed:

  • Enroll in PubMed Essentials. This on-demand course, offered through Moodle, will provide you with information to get started using PubMed.

Have you created LibGuides, handouts, or sample searches for PubMed instruction? Share links and ideas in the comments section!

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Emily Hamstra is the Assistant Director of NNLM Region 5.

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Developed resources reported in this program are supported by the National Library of Medicine (NLM), National Institutes of Health (NIH) under cooperative agreement number UG4LM012343 with the University of Washington.

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