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May 1, 2008

Two New E-books Added to Our "R2 Library" Subscription

Access these new electronic book titles via the "R2 Library" from our Databases page :

An Introduction to Community Health by James McKenzie 2008 The 6th edition has been updated and revised to include: epidemiology, community organization, program planning, minority health, health care, mental health, environmental health, drugs, safety, and occupational health.  This book is a thorough guide to community health and its far-reaching implications.  The entire book can be accessed through R2.

 Delivering Health Care in America by Leiyu Shi 2008 The 4th edition of this book focuses on health care, cost and quality in America. From health system foundations to outlook this book is an excellent comprehensive guide to the American health care system. The entire book can be accessed through R2.


November 14 , 2007

GSBMS Thesis Preparation Seminar Series begins soon!

To those students who expect to complete an M.S. Thesis or Literature Review by Spring 2008:

Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences (GSBMS) Thesis Preparation Seminar Series, 2007/2008

Session 1:  Overview of the BMS Thesis Process
Friday November 30, 2007, 4:00-5:30 p.m.

Session 2:   Conducting an Effective Literature Search
Wednesday December 3, 2007, 4:30-6 p.m.

Session 3:   Intellectual Property and Critical Appraisal
Wednesday December 12, 2007, 4:30-6 p.m.

Session 4: Citing, Organizing and Synthesizing the Results
Wednesday January 9, 2008 4:30-6 p.m.

To RSVP contact: Marge Riley: (914) 594-4110 marge_riley@nymc.edu or Deborah Crooke: (914) 594-4203 deborah_crooke@nymc.edu

 Note:  Refreshments will be served at all sessions.  Registration is required.  

All sessions are held in the Health Sciences Library rooms 108 and 109 (PC lab and adjacent classroom).


September 13 , 2007

Web Conference: "Developing and Implementing Podcasting."

This web conference will be viewed in the Center for Interactive Learning on the ground floor of the School of Public Health on October 31, from 1-2:30. The library will be incurring the cost of the conference so there will be no cost to attendees. Space is limited so please respond to Michael Cotter, Head, Educational Media Services, if you plan on attending.

For more information regarding the conference content and to view the program agenda, visit the web conference web page.


June 25 , 2007

The Library unveils a new Databases Page.

Please take a look at the Health Sciences Library's new Databases page at http://library.nymc.edu/database . Note the absence of the "house icons" -- they are no longer needed. The page now automatically detects your IP address when you select a resource, and only asks those who are off the NYMC campus network to log in. This page also takes advantage of the "single-login" functionality, which was released in February, which means users will only need to log in one time during any session. Please try this new page, and provide any feedback by sending a message to hsl_nymc@nymc.edu. We hope you like it!

 


May 3 , 2007

The Library will be celebrating Scopus Day on Friday May 4th.
BSB Lobby 11-1:30
May 4th

Come out to see what’s new with the Scopus database. 

Enter the draw for a memory stick or take the Scopus quiz for a chance to win an iPod Shuffle!!

Tacos will be served (in honor of Cinco de Mayo) and there will be prizes to win!

Scopus staff will be on hand to demonstrate how Scopus can enhance your research!

 


April 23 , 2007

save the date - health literacy conference May 30, 2007

For more information and to register, please see preliminary information on the web or
contact Amy Ansehl (914-594-4947) or Diana Cunningham (914-594-4207).


 March 2, 2007

Library Evaluating Use of Licensed PDA Resources by NYMC Community:
CLINICAL EVIDENCE and DYNAMED

The Health Sciences Library currently has two resources for the PDA under license: DynaMed and BMJ's Clinical Evidence. These products are available for download to all NYMC users. Given the nature of these PDA resources, which are downloaded in their entirety to users' handheld devices, it is not possible for the library to ascertain usage via usage statistics. Therefore, WE NEED YOUR FEEDBACK!

Please take a moment to complete our survey. It should take no longer than 3-5 minutes to complete! Continuation of library's license to these resources depends on your feedback!

Click here to take the survey now!


 February 27, 2007

New Single Login on Library Website!!

Did it ever bother you that you need to login repeatedly to access resources on the Health Sciences Library website?

Well…no longer!

Select the LOGIN option from the library’s web page at http://library.nymc.edu and log in just one time.

No need to click on house icons on the Databases page (they’ll be disappearing soon), and we’re already removing the “Remote Access” links from the Online Catalog – so LOGIN as soon as you get to the library’s web page and take advantage of this added convenience today.

This is part of a larger project to improve your ease of access to our resources. Look forward to further enhancements as we move ahead. Send comments or suggestions re the single login to hsl_nymc@nymc.edu .


January 31, 2007

New Trial: Mental Measurements Yearbook Online

The Library is currently running a trial of the Mental Measurements Yearbook Online from EBSCO. The trial is through April 1, 2007. Please send any feedback to the library at hsl_nymc.@nymc.edu

Description from EBSCO: Mental Measurements Yearbook, produced by the Buros Institute at the University of Nebraska, provides users with a comprehensive guide to over 2,000 contemporary testing instruments. Designed for an audience ranging from novice test consumers to experienced professionals, the MMY series contains information essential for a complete evaluation of test products within such diverse areas as psychology, education, business, and leadership. First published by Oscar K. Buros, the MMY series allows users to make knowledgeable judgments and informed selection decisions about the increasingly complex world of testing. MMY provides coverage from Volume 9 to the present.


January 25, 2007

Attention Library Users: Health Sciences Library Online Catalog Upgrade Downtime.

On Monday 1/29/2007 starting at 9:00am we are upgrading our Integrated Library System database. This may cause problems logging in and downtime of the Online Catalog. We will make every effort to restore these services at the earliest. Estimated downtime for the upgrade will be approximately 3 hours. We appreciate your cooperation and regret any inconvenience.


January 10, 2007

Faculty Author Bibliography "Sherry" is Thursday, January 11, 2007 4:30-6:00 PM

The Annual Faculty Author Bibliography Event is to be held on Thursday, January 11 4:30-6:00 PM in the Reading Room of the Health Sciences Library. This event celebrates the accomplishments of New York Medical College's faculty authors during the 2005-2006 academic year. During the event the front reading room of the library will not be available. Services will continue in other parts of the library. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience and/or noise. The Faculty Author Event is by invitation.



December 12, 2006

The Health Sciences Library is pleased to offer the following new workshop:

 Citation Searching: Science Citation Index, Scopus, and Google Scholar – Wednesday December 13, 2:00 – 3:30 PM Library Rm. 108

Want to know how often your work is referenced in other papers? Would you like to receive alerts whenever you are cited? Want to know the most frequently-cited papers on a topic of interest? We can show you this, and more at a special “Citation Searching” workshop. Databases covered will include Science Citation Index/Social Science Citation Index, Scopus and Google Scholar. The differences and strengths of each will be explored in this hands-on workshop.

To Register Call the Reference Desk at 914-594-4210 or email hsl_nymc@nymc.edu  .


December 8, 2006

LCME Institutional Self-Study Reports Now Online

The Health Sciences Library has created and mounted PDF versions of the LCME Institutional Self-Study Reports from 1993 and 1999.


November 13, 2006

Student Artwork on Display



The Library is displaying the art work of student Nicolas Kummer, a member of the Creative Writing, Art and Photography Club.

The Creative Writing, Art and Photography Club meets informally to write, and share and critique projects. Members visit museums, parks and other venues for creative inspiration. Their current goal is to create and publish an anthology of art and writing. If you would like more information about the club, please contact Nick at nicolas_kummer@nymc.edu

 

November 13, 2006

Attention all NYMC PDA users: Unbound Medicine Trial is now Open to the entire NYMC Community!

If you use Unbound Medicine, please let us know what you think of the product by completing our evaluation survey.
This survey will be an important component of our decision to license this product for NYMC or not.

The NYMC Unbound Medicine trial includes:

  • ·        Davis’s Drug Guide
  • ·        Harrison’s Manual of Medicine
  • ·        Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests
  • ·        Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary
  • ·        MEDLINE Journals – an interface that enables searching of the MEDLINE database and journal tables of contents.

To use Unbound Medicine on your PDA enter the Unbound Medicine trial (users not on the campus network use THIS LINK) and click
on Register for PDA Download as shown below.


 

 

October 18, 2006
2007 Journal Title Cancellations (FINAL)
   
  Cancellations
1 American Journal of Mental Retardation AJMR
2 Bellevue Literary Review
3 Brain Cell Biology (formerly J of Neurocytology)
4 Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy
5 Cell and Tissue Research
6 Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences - CMLS
7 Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology
8 Chemical Research in Toxicology
9 Electrophoresis
10 Gerontologist
11 Histochemistry and Cell Biology
12 Human Mutation
13 Immunogenetics
14 Indian Heart Journal
15 JEMS: a journal of emergency medical services
16 Journal of the American Chemical Society
17 Journal of Cellular Physiology
18 Journal of Clinical Psychology
19 Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
20 Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities
21 Seminars in Speech and Language
22 TASH Connections
   
  Print cancellations (online continues)
23 Acta Neurologica Scandinavica
24 Allergy
25 Annals of Rheumatic Diseases
26 Archives of Disease in Childhood
27 Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers and Prevention
28 Cancer Research
29 Cell Proliferation
30 Chest
31 Clinical Cancer Research
32 Clinical and Experimental Allergy
33 Clinical Genetics
34 Clinical Infectious Diseases
35 Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
36 Cytokine and Growth Factor Reviews
37 Diabetic Medicine
38 Gut
39 Harvard Business Review
40 Headache
41 Heart
42 Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology
43 Internal Medicine Journal
44 Journal of Anatomy
45 Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
46 Journal of Clinical Pathology
47 Journal of Infectious Diseases
48 Journal of Medical Genetics
49 Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry
50 Journal of Prosthodontics
51 Medical Education
52 Molecular Cancer Research
53 Molecular Cancer Therapeutics
54 Pediatrics
55 Pediatrics in Review
56 Thorax
57 Vascular Pharmacology
58 Vox Sanguinis
59 World Health Organization  subscriptions (Bulletin of the WHO, Weekly Epidemiological Record, WHO Drug Information, Technical Report Series, etc.)

September 27, 2006

Search Google Scholar from the Library “Databases” webpage for links to full text!

Google Scholar provides a way to broadly search for scholarly literature across the Internet.

When used from the Library’s “Databases” page, links are provided to full text for titles to which the Library subscribes. Click on the “Check Library Holdings” or "NYMC Full Text" link of the reference (see examples below circled in red). NYMC Article Linker will then open; look for and click on “Article” for links to full text when full text is available.

If you access this from off-campus, remember, as with all databases, you must first click on the house icon and login with you Library barcode and password.

When doing your research, don’t forget to search the Library’s databases for your topic, they may provide both a better search interface as well as better results.

 

September 22, 2006

Library Privileges: Check Your Current Status

As part of our effort to maintain up to date information on all of our registered library users, we will be deleting individual faculty or employees who have expired before January 1, 2000 (six years ago) and with no record of usage. We plan to begin deleting long-expired records, but not before October 31, 2006.

Please take a moment now to double-check your current status. Please use the following link:

Via the Databases page:
Check the box at the top of the screen.
Type in your barcode number

Know that a quick phone call works as well: (914) 594-4200.

If you have any questions about updating or renewing your access, please do not hesitate to contact the Access services staff at (914) 594-4200.

If you have used any of our resources within the last six years and your library privileges are current, there is NO need for you to do anything.



February 17, 2006
Article Linker is here!

You will now be seeing the icon in many of our databases. Click on this icon for the best links to full text articles.

Article Linker supplies the “best available path” to the full text content: online, in print via our catalog, or to an interlibrary loan request form that is “auto-filled” with information from the database.

How it works:
  • Click on the Article Linker icon next to article citations in many of our online databases
  • Click the appropriate link for full text (if available) OR
  • Click to search the HSL’s online catalog OR
  • Click ILLIAD to submit an interlibrary loan
If there are no Article Linker icons present in a database, the publisher may not support the technology used, and our Online Catalog should still be consulted for electronic and print holdings. Please contact Reference at 914-594-4210, if you have any questions.

December 14, 2005
On trial: Future Drugs / Future Medicine

Future Drugs (www.future-drugs.com)

Future Drugs provides healthcare practitioners and research professionals with a unique source of objective cutting-edge information on exciting emerging trends in healthcare and advances in the major therapeutic areas through the Expert Review series.

Expert Review of Anticancer Therapy
Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy
Expert Review of Cardiovascular Therapy
Expert Review of Clinical Immunology
Expert Review of Medical Devices
Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics
Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics
Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research
Expert Review of Proteomics
Expert Review of Vaccines
Therapy

Future Medicine (www.futuremedicine.com)

Future Medicine has developed an innovative publishing portfolio to reflect post-genomic medicine. The sequencing of the human genome was a colossal milestone in the evolution of healthcare, with repercussions for all those involved in the healthcare chain. Future Medicine provides healthcare practitioners and research professionals with a unique source of objective, cutting-edge information on exciting trends emerging in the light of these advances.

Future Cardiology
Future Oncology
Personalized Medicine
Pharmacogenomics

This trial will last through December 31, 2006.

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