News about the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library
EMBASE is a European-based literature database offering worldwide biomedical coverage, excellent for drug, pharmacology and disease literature searching. Create search strategies using keywords and indexing terms just as in PubMed. Quick filters available to the left of search results allow users to quickly narrow down to a drug, disease, medical device, or study type. While Read More …
The Health Sciences Center Library has acquired a license to Bates’ Visual Guide to Physical Examination online. The online platform is not OS dependent so users can also view it on their mobile devices. The URL for Bates’ is: http://pid.emory.edu/ghpgh. The Bates’ online has increased functionality by updating videos from its original series, adding Read More …
The Specialized Software Lab in the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library will temporarily have only one computer available for use. The dual-boot Mac features access to Lynda.com tutorials, as well as SPSS, R and R Studio, FileMaker, Keynote, EndNote 6 and the Microsoft Office Suite. The 3 remaining PCs which contained our Geospatial and Qualitative Read More …
Emory Libraries is migrating to a new course reserves system as of May 14. Instructors may continue to use the old ReservesDirect system through the summer with access via this url: https://old-ereserves.library.emory.edu/. More information about using the new system will be made available later in the summer. The WHSC Library will assist instructors as requested. Read More …
Elsevier is a large publishing company that produces Scopus and Science Direct among many other resources and publications. See if you qualify for complimentary 6 month access to ScienceDirect. This could be a great way to stay on top of recent publications in your field before landing that first research position. From the Elsevier Scopus Read More …
Emory Libraries will migrate to a new course reserves system on May 14, 2014. Instructors will have the option to continue using the current ReservesDirect system through the summer. Information about using the new system will be made available in May. The Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library will assist instructors as requested. For summer 2014 Read More …
ClinicalTrials.gov is a freely accessible federal registry of clinical studies on human volunteers maintained by the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Each record presents summary information about the disease or condition, the tested intervention, approved study protocol, participation requirements and study contact information. Additionally, many records include study results such Read More …
From medical robotics to mobile health to digital pathology, BCC Research publishes over 250 market research reports annually. These extensive reports provide market forecasts with statistical and analytical information on applications, industry structure and dynamics, technology shifts, and international developments. Recent reports include: Intravascular ultrasound equipment Cardiac biomarkers Computer assisted surgery In Vitro toxicity testing Read More …