News about the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library
The Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library licenses data analysis tools useful in health sciences research. The software can be found in our Specialized Software Lab, located on the Plaza level of the WHSC Library. The lab, consisting of 4 PCs, includes quantitative and qualitative analysis. Microsoft productivity software, including Visio and Access, are also available. Access to Read More …
As you begin your studies at Emory, the Woodruff Health Sciences Center (WHSC) Library is here to help you along the way. We have… Spaces for you to work alone or in groups Upper level is the quiet space furnished with carrels and tables Check out a key for one of our group study rooms Read More …
Claim CME credits on ClinicalKey! The CME credits are provided by the Elsevier Office of CME which is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). You can now earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit for each search conducted through ClinicalKey. Step 1. Log in to ClinicalKey using your Emory University or Emory Healthcare credentials. Click “Register” and Read More …
Students, are you looking for a place to meet with your study group, to practice a presentation, or to just buckle down and study? Students can check out study rooms in the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library for both individual and group use. If you need a place without distractions, we have a variety of Read More …
Books, videos, NPTE review, and other information supporting teaching, learning, and clinical practice are now available to Emory faculty, students, and university and EHC staff at AccessPhysiotherapy. Videos demonstrate exercise and rehabilitation techniques, kinetics, and physical therapy interventions. There is also an interactive, cadaver dissection tool, Anatomy & Physiology Revealed. The FA Davis PT Collection Read More …
NEJM has fixed the problem with Journal Watch. Users can now access it off the Emory network via the proxy: http://www.jwatch.org.proxy.library.emory.edu/. If you have any questions regarding Journal Watch, please contact “Ask a Librarian.”
There has been continuing access issues to the library’s subscription to NEJM Journal Watch, preventing Emory users from accessing it through Emory’s proxy server. NEJM cotinues to work to resolve the problem. As a temporary solution, Emory users can access NEJM Journal Watch when on the Emory University Network, i.e. Emory University’s IP by going directly Read More …
The WHSC Library is constantly updating its eBook collections which can be found by searching the University Libraries catalog discoverE. See below for a few of the most recent eBooks now available. Good Enough: The Tolerance for Mediocrity in Nature and Society Teaching with Technology in Nursing and the Health Profession: Strategies for Engagement, Quality, Read More …
Check out this great resource now available from the WHSC Library! NEJM Journal Watch summarizes the most important research from over 250 medical journals. Physician editors and authors address 12 specialty areas: Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, Gastroenterology, General Medicine, HIV/AIDS, Hospital Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Neurology, Oncology and Hematology, Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, Psychiatry, and Women’s Health. Read More …
Every day, medical librarians at the WHSC Library facilitate your work as health care professionals, educators, and students by: Locating, evaluating, synthesizing and sending you authoritative information. Faculty and staff, request a search. Students, request assistance with finding information for your assignment. Teaching you to find, evaluate, organize, and use information for patient care, teaching, Read More …