PubMed has removed the comments box so you can no longer send requests directly to Pratt Library. You can continue to email a citation from PubMed but you will need to email them to your personal email first. To see the updated instructions go here:https://libguides.
cchmc.org/discovery/PubMedLoansomeDoc.
The ACRL (Associatio
n of College and Research Libraries) is hosting a free webinar on APA 7th style, July 14 at 2pm EST, "Citing Works in Text Using Seventh Edition APA Style". Featured speakers Hayley S. Kamin, Chelsea L. Lee and Timothy L. McAdoo wrote this latest edition. This webinar will offer guidance on citing works, FAQs, real life examples and a Q&A session at the end. Don't miss this free opportunity to understand the changes in the latest edition!
For more information and registration (click Register at the bottom of the page):
REGISTER NOW!
Users can now access print collections held at specific UC Libraries locations using Click & Collect. You can put books on hold but you must go to the specific library to pick up your books. Health Sciences Library (Donaldson) and Walter C. Langsam Library are two of several libraries in the system that now offer this service.
Please note: OhioLINK is still closed so you cannot have books delivered to the Pratt Library at this time.
See original post: Click & Collect post: https://libraries.uc.edu/about/covid-19.html
See new locations added today: https://libapps.libraries.uc.edu/liblog/2020/06/uc-libraries-expands-click-collect-retrieval-service-to-additional-library-locations/
It has been five weeks since New PubMed has been released. Read more about this journey AND give your feedback in the May-June NIH Technical Bulletin
Sign up for the next New PubMed Training via Skype in the ELM:
https://prattlibrary.cchmc.org/content/new-pubmed-training-skype-session-0
Don't have time for the training? No problem! We have a guide with PubMed basics including video and training:
http://libguides.cchmc.org/databasetutorials/pubmed (See the box 'PubMed Videos and Training')
The NIH is exploring approaches to increase discoverabliity of early NIH research results. These preprints will be availalbe in PubMed Central (PMC) starting June 8, 2020 and will last for at least the next 12 months.
"The pilot will initially focus on increasing the discoverability of preprints with NIH support relating to the current COVID-19 pandemic".
For more information:
https://ncbiinsights.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2020/06/01/nih-preprint-pilot-pmc/
Learn more about Preprints (and IRPs):
http://libguides.cchmc.org/IRBsandpreprints
By Thomas Shafee - Own work; adapted from diagram by Ginny Barbour, CC BY 4.0
The new version of PubMed is now up and running.
Please replace any saved bookmark with this: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?otool=cnchlib,ohuncilib
Click below for a full introduction to the changes:
https://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/techbull/mj20/mj20_pubmed_new.html?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
There are several very quick trainings produced by the NIH (2 minutes each) available in the ELM (search PubMed, the title OR the Activity code) to become familiar with the new set up:
*Please remember this is not the only way to get full text! See our guides from more information on searching Pratt and UC Libraries:
https://prattlibrary.cchmc.org/quick-guides
For our busy new employees we now offer a quick 20 minute online Pratt Research Library Orientation through the ELM. This course provides an overview of services and resources available from Pratt Research Library. It is intended for new employees, those new to using library resources, and those interested in refreshing their knowledge of Pratt Library. Highlights include:
Search Pratt Library Orientation in the ELM OR Activity code: PS_07250_20200511_0000_WB_WEBB.
There is still room in the Endnote training tomorrow via Skype. To sign up email alison.kissling@cchmc.org. Make sure to install Endnote on your hospital computer (you can't use your personal computer) follwoing the directions here: https://prattlibrary.cchmc.org/endnote
Around May 18, 2020 (possibly a little sooner) 'New' PubMed with be the default website. A yellow banner will be seen on 'Legacy' PubMed alerting users to the change. While all the the same great features from the legacy version are in 'New' PubMed the way to get to them has changed. Our understanding is that 'Legacy' PubMed will be around for several months until they shut down this website. Rest assured everything in your My NCBI account e.g. My Bibliography and SciENcv will move over to 'New' PubMed without having to do anything.
Sign up for a training in ELM! We will use Skype:
1. Thursday, April 23 from 10-11:30
Activity code in the ELM:
ES_07368_20200423_1000_CR_SKYP
OR
2. Tuesday, May 5 from 10-11:30
Activity code in the ELM:
ES_07368_20200505_1000_CR_SKYP
New PubMed:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/
'Legacy' PubMed:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
For more detailed information check out the FAQs on the NIH website:
https://support.nlm.nih.gov/knowledgebase/article/KA-05275/en-us
Have you wanted to learn about Endnote and didn't have the time? Spaces are still available so sign up for our 4/15 class from 10-11am (see how below)
https://prattlibrary.cchmc.org/content/endnote-7
I will send a Skype session once you sign up.
Please note: You must have Endnote on your desktop or laptop. Endnote can't be downloaded at home due to licensing restrictions.
For more questions email Alison.kissling@cchmc.org
