FSU Maguire Medical Library Blog

New E-Books in Obstetrics and Gynecology

The library has updated the OB/GYN collection with five new e-books:

• 5 Minute Consult Clinical Companion to Women's Health, 2007, from Ovid.
• 5-Minute Obstetrics & Gynecology Consult, 2008, from Ovid.
• Te Linde's Operative Gynecology, 10th ed., 2008, from Ovid.
• Williams Gynecology, 2008, from AccessMedicine

In addition to these purchases we want to bring your attention to an excellent open access e-book in women’s medicine:

• Global Library of Women's Medicine, constantly updated by Sapiens Global Library.

Remember that if you are not on FSU campus, you will need to login to EZProxy befoe you click on these links on the E-Books page.

Pediatric Care Online (PCO)

Faculty, Students, and Staff at FSU can now access this highly respected resource from the American Academy of Pediatrics. PCO integrates many different pediatric resources for quick access, including:

• Point-of-Care Quick Reference – Over 240 topics selected from the AAP Textbook of Pediatric Care
• The AAP Textbook of Pediatric Care – over 3000 pages of detailed information
• Bright Futures – supervision guidelines for well-child visits
• AAP Red Book content – Information on over 200 infectious diseases
• Interactive Periodicity Schedule – preventive screening and recommendations for each well-child visit
• Signs & Symptoms Search – differential diagnosis tool
• Patient Handouts – links to hundreds of handouts from numerous sources
• Forms & Tools – resources to help screen, track, and record clinical information

New DVD in the Library

Immokalee U.S.A., a documentary by Georg Koszulinski. “Being an account of migrant farmworkers in the U.S.A.” (On reserve in the library.  Call #:  HD 1527.F6K86 2008)

Immokalee U.S.A. chronicles the daily experiences of six individuals who live and work in the migrant farming community of Immokalee, Florida. We hear much about illegal immigration yet most do not fully understand that men who come here often lose their wives, their children, and their country because they do not earn enough money to send back to their families. In spite of the pain, however, there is a strong feeling of community in Immolakee and the Guadalupe Center, a charitable organization, feeds the hungry each day, providing special meals for holidays like Thanksgiving.

NIH Workshop in Atlanta April 15-17

If you plan to be submitting an NIH grant within the next year or two, this is an opportunity to strongly consider. NIH does 2 of these meetings annually, and this year one of them is in Atlanta.  Click on links below for registration information.

Make Plans to Attend a 2009 NIH Regional Seminar on Program Funding and Grants Administration

What is a NIH Regional Seminar?
Held twice a year, the NIH Regional Seminars are intended to help demystify the application and review process, clarify federal regulations and policies, and highlight current areas of special interest or concern. NIH policy officials, grants management and program staff, as well as representatives from the Office for Human Research Protections and the Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare, will interact with seminar participants and provide a broad array of expertise. Optional eRA Hands-On Computer Workshops provide the latest information on interacting with NIH electronically.

Who Attends?
This seminar is for you if you're looking for a better understanding of and the latest changes to elements of the NIH Grants Process, as well as the opportunity to network with others in their field and NIH/HHS experts.

Where, When, & How Do I Register?

• Atlanta, Georgia -
  Wednesday, April 15: eRA Hands-On Computer Workshops
  Thursday, April 16 & Friday, April 17: 2-Day Regional Seminar
  Registration: (Registration open now)
  *Co-hosted by Georgia State University and Georgia Institute of Technology
• Las Vegas, Nevada -
  Wednesday, June 24: eRA Hands-On Computer Workshops
  Thursday, June 25 & Friday, June 26: 2-Day Regional Seminar
  Registration: (Registration opens late December 2008)
  *Co-ambassadors are the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and the University of Nevada, Reno

Additional Information?
NIH Guide Notice
NIH Regional Seminar home page

New Medical Topics Added to Harrison's Practice

Harrison's Practice has updated 20 medical topics this month.

• Acute Pancreatitis
• Amenorrhea
• Anemia of Renal Disease
• Anxiety, including Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
• Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
• Escherichia coli Infections
• Gastritis
• Hearing Loss
• Hirsutism
• Hypertensive Emergencies
• Infective Endocarditis
• Iodine Deficiency
• Male Hypogondasim
• Neck and Shoulder Pain
• Paget Disease
• Pharyngitis
• Raynaud's Phenomenon
• Small Cell Lung Cancer
• Syncope
• Taxoplasmosis

New Features Added to EBSCOhost

In response to feedback from customers, several enhancements were added to the recently redesigned EBSCOhost interface. Below is a summary of the new features now available:

• A new Image Quick View limiter replaces the Articles With Images limiter

• The Image Quick View limiter includes multiple sort options by image type.

  Can I limit my EBSCOhost search results to articles that have Image Quick View available?

  Can I set the Image Quick View limiter to display under Limit your results on the EBSCOhost Result List screen?

• Direct link to the Basic Search Screen from both the Basic and Advanced Search Screens
• Keyword renamed New Search
• Result List mouse over text changed from Refine Search to Search Modes and Limiters
• Entire phrase for cited references on Result List replaces the number of references in parentheses
• Search mode specified on Result List green bar
• Search History View Results anchor positioning improved

• Date Slider Bar with original search date ranges

  How do I use the Date Slider feature in EBSCOhost?

• Additional Help link added to Choose Databases Screen

• Publication name and date added to NewsBank results

New on AccessMedicine

Drug Database Enhancements:

• More integrated drug content
• Improved search

New Functionalities:

• How to cite information now included in context with all book chapters and updates.
• Search for contributors to AccessMedicine content, including textbooks, updates, videos, and animations.
• View all current updates from a given resource.

New Animation: Atrial Myocyte Electrophysiology
The second in a series of five Goodman & Gilman's Pharmacology Cardiac Electrophysiology and Pharmacology animations

PubMed Offers New Features

PubMed’s most recent update features improved tools for locating articles and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.

Advanced Search Mode:  searches across multiple fields simultaneously and includes the view, combine, modify search histories and limits functions on the same page.

Drug Censor: links to evidence based medicine resources for searches on (some) drugs on the results page. 
ATM (Automatic Term Mapping):  new version shows how PubMed interpreted your search and displays MeSH terms from the “Details” tab.

Citation Sensor: automatically searches a name within a search without having to indicate that it is an author (au).  For example, if you type in “Stone Chen 2008″ in the search box, the article written by Chen and Stone in 2008 will be displayed on top of the result page, highlighted in yellow background.

PMID:  PMCID Converter  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/pmctopmid  converts PubMed or PubMed Central ID to PMCID for citing papers in compliance with NIH grant application requirements.

Updated PreTest Self-Assessment and Review E-Books

We are pleased to announce that the McGraw-Hill PreTest Self-Assessment and Review series has been updated in NetLibrary:

• Anatomy, Histology and Cell Biology, 2007
• Biochemistry and Genetics, 2007
• Clinical Vignettes for the USMLE Step 1, 2008
• Emergency Medicine, 2008
• Family Medicine, 2008
• Medicine, 2006
• Neurology, 2006
• Neuroscience, 2007
• Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2006
• Pathology, 2007
• Pharmacology, 2007
• Physical Diagnosis, 2006

• Physiology, 2008

• Psychiatry, 2006

These e-books will be added to the Medical Library’s E-books page next week.  Meanwhile, you can access them through NetLibrary’s website at http://www.netlibrary.com/Search/SearchResults.aspx?t1=pretest&tt1=Title&ql=ENG&pg=1.  Remember, if you are off campus, be sure to click on the "Off-Campus Access (EZProxy)" link first to access these e-books.

Alert - Ovid-Lippincott E-journals in PubMed

Ovid-Lippincott e-journals accessible through the PubMed link-out feature are not available as PDF articles.  Ovid is aware of this issue and is currently working to resolve this within the next day or two.

Until the problem is fixed, please use the Medical Library’s E-journals page to access Ovid-Lippincott articles that you locate in PubMed.  The E-journals page is available at http://www.med.fsu.edu/library/ejournals/ejournals.aspx.  Remember to sign into the “Off-Campus Access (EZProxy)” link if you are located off campus before attempting to access articles.