The Savitt librarians will be offering webinars this spring covering a variety of our resources. Each webinar is only 30 minutes and will highlight key searching tips. Below is a list of topics with dates and times and links to the Zoom meetings.
In this session information on how to browse and search books, how to use the infographics, multimedia, and quick reference options, and how to set up individual accounts to bookmark specific content. Additionally, the other products in this suite of resources will be briefly reviewed: AccessNeurology, AccessOb/Gyn, AccessPediatrics, and AccessSurgery.
Dates:
Zoom link: AccessMedicine Webinar
Presenter: Mary Shultz
Join us for an overview of essential information resources and services available to UNR MED residents.
Dates:
Zoom link: Library Resources Webinar
Meeting ID: 873 8503 2004 / Passcode: 586745
Presenter: Alexander Lyubechansky
BoardVitals supports physicians preparing for licensing exams and maintenance of certification (MOC) requirements. It covers multiple specialty areas, providing practice exams in test mode, tutor mode and study/open book mode. It provides a dashboard where you can track your progress.
Dates
Zoom link: BoardVitals Webinar
Presenter: Mary Shultz
This is an online collection of cases from the Case Files books series. The online system provides an interactive approach to addressing case questions. This system is helpful to faculty looking to include clinical cases into their instruction and assignments. In this session, you will learn how to access, set up an account, and login to Case Files. The interactive features will be covered as well as the MyCase Files option.
Dates:
Zoom link: Case Files Collection Webinar
Presenter: Mary Shultz
Join us for a brief review of two important clinical drug information resources: Lexicomp and The Medical Letter.
Lexicomp is a collection of clinical databases and clinical decision support tools providing access to clinical drug resources including: calculators, identifiers, interaction and overdose assessments, and patient education resources.
The Medical Letter provides independent, objective, practical, and timely information on drugs and treatments of common diseases to help readers make the best decisions for their patients—without the influence of the pharmaceutical industry.
Dates:
Zoom link: Lexicomp and Medical Letter Webinar
Meeting ID: 867 1979 1812 / Passcode: 907405
Presenter: Alexander Lyubechansky
This 30-minute webinar provides an orientation to the Libraries’ subscription-based video resources. The session provides an overview of where and how to access, search, and utilize video content. We will look at several streaming platforms, such as Films on Demand and Proquest’s Alexander Street. Join me to learn more about this dynamic resource, off-campus access, and how to use videos within your WebCampus Courses.
Dates:
Zoom link: Discover Online Resources Webinar
Meeting ID: 897 3658 3115 / Passcode: 942495
Presenter: Lara Katrina Schott
Join us for a thirty-minute review of Embase, a biomedical database focusing on clinical medicine, drugs and pharmacology, and basic sciences relevant to clinical medicine. Embase provides access to bibliographic citations for more than 8,500 biomedical journals from over 95 countries. Embase also contains over 3.6 million conference abstracts indexed from more than 11,000 conferences and full-text indexing of drug, disease, and medical device data. Embase allows you to build searches using the PICO framework suitable for systematic reviews or to quickly identify all synonyms for a subject for comprehensive retrieval of all related content.
Dates:
Zoom link: Embase Webinar
Meeting ID: 880 7986 0237 Passcode: 684436
Presenter: Alexander Lyubechansky
EndNote is a bibliographic management tool that allows you to establish your own account, im-port citations from a variety of databases, and organize those citations into different groups. It also links to Microsoft Word where you can insert citations from EndNote and create bibliog-raphies in a variety of styles such as AMA or APA. Join us to learn the major features and functions of EndNote including importing citations from PubMed and CINAHL, using EndNote from within Microsoft Word to automatically format bibli-ographies and in-text citations.
Dates:
Zoom link: EndNote Webinar
Presenter: Michelle Rachal
We will review two great resources that help clinicians stay up to date. Journal Watch Physician Editorial Boards survey the medical literature, select the most important research and guidelines, distill them into focused summaries, and frame them in a clinical context. In addition, they cover the most important medical news, drug information, and public health alerts. BrowZine is a platform and mobile app that enables library users to create a personal bookshelf of favorite journals, be alerted when new editions of journals are published, and easily save references to Zotero, RefWorks, Mendeley, and other services.
Dates:
Zoom link: Journal Watch (NEJM) and BrowZine Webinar
Meeting ID: 876 6921 2096 Passcode: 703958
Presenter: Alexander Lyubechansky
MedOne ComSci gives audiologists and speech-language pathologists access to a unique collec-tion of online content, featuring cutting-edge content for Masters and PhD level instruction that includes e-books, detailed images, videos, and audio. The platform includes a rich source of case material for study and discussion in class, with associated question and answer sets pro-vided for every case.
Dates:
Zoom link: MedOne ComSci Webinar
Presenter: Terry Henner
Mendeley is a free, full-featured citation management tool that helps you easily collect and save PDF files to organize and manage your references. It integrates with your word processor to automatically generate citations within your manuscript and create bibliographies in virtually any formatting style. This webinar will introduce the features and operation of Mendeley as well as compare its strengths and weakness with respect to similar programs.
Dates:
Zoom link: Mendeley Webinar
Presenter: Terry Henner
PubMed is a database produced by the National Library Medicine, that indexes articles from over 5,000 biomedical journals. This is an essential database for searching journal literature in the health sciences.
Join us to review basic searching, and learn how to apply limits by language, date, age, study design, etc. We will also review managing results, using the clipboard, and establishing search alerts.
Dates:
Zoom link: PubMed Intro Webinar
Presenter: Michelle Rachal
Increasingly, funding agencies and publishers require that researchers have ORCID IDs. This webinar will explain why ORCID IDs are both necessary and beneficial. It will address how to create and manage your ORCiD ID, set privacy settings, link your ORCID ID to eRA Commons and NCBI’s SciENcv, import your publications from various data sources, and use ORCID to pop-ulate other scholarly profiles such as NIH Biosketches.
Dates:
Zoom link: Understanding ORCID
Presenter: Terry Henner
JUNE
Thursday, June 15, 8:30 am, Mendeley Citation Management Software
Thursday, June 15, 2 pm, Mendeley Citation Management Software
Monday, June 19, 9 am, PubMed Introduction
Monday, June 19, 4:30 pm, Case Files Collection
Tuesday, June 20, 8 am, Case Files Collection
Wednesday, June 21, Noon, Case Files Collection
Wednesday, June 21, 1 pm, Discover Online Video Resources from the Library
Thursday, June 22, 9 am, EndNote
Thursday, June 22, 4 pm, How to Stay Updated with Journal Watch (NEJM) and BrowZine
Thursday, June 22, 5 pm, Case Files Collection
Tuesday, June 27, Noon, EndNote
Thursday, June 29, Noon, PubMed Introduction
Thursday, June 29, 12:30 pm, BoardVitals
July
Wednesday, July 5, Noon, BoardVitals
Thursday, July 6, Noon, Best Library Resources for Residents
Thursday, July 6, 4 pm, How to Stay Updated with Journal Watch (NEJM) and BrowZine
Thursday, July 6, 4:30 pm, BoardVitals
Tuesday, July 11, 10 am, Understanding ORCID
Wednesday, July 12, 8 am, Clinical Drug Information Resources: Lexicomp and Medical Letter
Wednesday, July 12, 3:30 pm, Embase for Residents, Faculty, and Students
Thursday, July 13, 2 pm, Understanding ORCID
Monday, July 17, 4:30 pm, EndNote
Tuesday, July 18, 10 am, MedOne ComSci for Speech Pathology & Audiology
Tuesday, July 18, Noon, BoardVitals
Wednesday, July 19, 2 pm, Discover Online Video Resources from the Library
Wednesday, July 19, 2 pm, MedOne ComSci for Speech Pathology & Audiology
Wednesday, July 19, 4:30 pm, PubMed Introduction
Thursday, July 20, Noon, AccessMedicine Suite of Resources
Thursday, July 20, Noon, Best Library Resources for Residents
Thursday, July 20, 4 pm, How to Stay Updated with Journal Watch (NEJM) and BrowZine
Friday, July 21, 8:30 am, AccessMedicine Suite of Resources
Tuesday, July 25, 11 am, Discover Online Video Resources from the Library
Tuesday, July 25, Noon, PubMed Introduction
Tuesday, July 25, 4 pm, AccessMedicine Suite of Resources
Wednesday, July 26, 8 am, Clinical Drug Information Resources: Lexicomp and Medical Letter
Wednesday, July 26, 3:30 pm, Embase for Residents, Faculty, and Students
Thursday, July 27, 4:30 pm, AccessMedicine Suite of Resources
Thursday, July 28, Noon, EndNote
August
Thursday, August 3, Noon, Best Library Resources for Residents
Thursday, August 3, 4 pm, How to Stay Updated with Journal Watch (NEJM) and BrowZine
Tuesday, August 8, 10:30 am, Discover Online Video Resources from the Library
Wednesday, August 9, 8 am, Clinical Drug Information Resources: Lexicomp and Medical Letter
Wednesday, August 9, 3:30 pm, Embase for Residents, Faculty, and Students
Thursday, August 17, Noon, Best Library Resources for Residents
Thursday, August 17, 4 pm, How to Stay Updated with Journal Watch (NEJM) and BrowZine
Wednesday, August 23, 8 am, Clinical Drug Information Resources: Lexicomp and Medical Letter
Wednesday, August 23, 3:30 pm, Embase for Residents, Faculty, and Students
Thursday, August 31, Noon, Best Library Resources for Residents
