Remember! When it comes to finding credible health information quickly and efficiently, there are no better partners than medical librarians and health sciences informationists. To read more about these claims, check out The value of library and information services in patient care: results of a multisite study. For support, reach out to your Emory Librarians,…
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October is LGBT History Month: LGBTQIA+ Health Resource Highlights
In recognition of October as LGBTQIA+ History month the WHSC Library is highlighting a list of resources available through Emory Libraries in support of LGBTQIA+ Health. We also offer a year-round research guide for LGBTQIA+ Health Resources. The guide is aimed at healthcare students, educators, researchers, and clinicians seeking a better understanding of the historical health…
Personalize a Library of Emory Full Text Journals and Articles using BrowZine
The BrowZine app makes it even easier to access Emory’s online journal subscriptions. To use the app: Go to the App Store or Google Play, search for BrowZine, and install it. (It’s free.) When you open BrowZine for the first time, you’ll see a list of schools – select Emory, then enter your Net ID…
Rigor and Reproducibility Seminar Series, Sept 17 at 2pm: An Introduction to the Upcoming NIH Policy for Data Management and Sharing
Rigor and Reproducibility Seminar Series presents an Introduction to the upcoming NIH Policy for Data Management and Sharing. Learn about the new NIH DMS policy announced in October of 2020 and going into effect in January of 2023 to promote the management and sharing of scientific data. Register: https://tinyurl.com/684bzmb8 An overview of previous seminars and…
WHSC Library’s New Workshops Calendar
The WHSC Library has a new look for workshops. You can filter our workshops for “onsite” or “online” training. The sorting feature at the top of our calendar page allows you to filter your results: In addition, the sessions are designated by color. The sessions with a green line indicate a class related to a…
Welcome to Emory
Whether you’re a new or returning student, we welcome you to Emory University. Our full guide to WHSC Library resources, spaces, and service can be found on our Library Guide 2021-2022. Below are highlights of some of the ways we are here to assist you with your research projects and studies. We have: Spaces for…
Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library Open House: Free Popsicles, Aug 26 11am-1pm
The Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library will be hosting an open house Thursday, August 26 from 11am-1pm in a welcome back to campus event. Come meet some of the over 20 Health Sciences Library Staff and Informationists here to help you kick off the Fall Semester. Celebration will be set up in front of the…
Welcome new medical residents and fellows!
We’re glad you’re here and want to provide information about the library resources and services available to you. Resource tips: For ease of use, bookmark Emory’s instance of PubMed to quickly access full-text articles from our library subscriptions. (Look for “FindIt@Emory” button.) DynaMed is our point-of-care tool. To visually browse/search Emory’s journal titles, access BrowZine through our website or download the…
Welcome, Emory School of Medicine, Class of 2025!
This incoming class includes: 141 M1 students 101 women; 40 men: (71.6% female and 28.3% male) Age range: 21-29 (mean age 24 years old) 85% are “non-traditional” – (i.e. have spent at least 1 year out of college before enrolling in medical school.) 41 are self-described “underrepresented” minorities Residents of 30 states represented in this…
July 22 at 7pm: ‘Why Are Health Disparities Everyone’s Problem?’ Book Discussion
Engage with Emory’s July Book Club with Dr. Lisa Cooper, alumnae of Emory College, 1984. The discussion presented by Emory College is hosted in collaboration with Rollins School of Public Health. Click here to view the full announcement and registration links. Book Details: Receive 35% off Dr. Lisa Cooper’s newest book ‘Why Are Health Disparities…