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BiblioBlast

January 2020

Welcome to BiblioBlast

Welcome to BiblioBlast, the D. Samuel Gottesman Library of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.  BiblioBlast will inform you about new Library resources and keep you up to date with our classes, events and other activities.  It will also highlight tips to make our online resources easier and faster to use.

In This Guide

Happy Holidays And All The Best For The New Year
Get in shape with the Library!
Journal Editors Exhibit on View
Lost & Found
When An Emergency Strikes…
Data Knowledge Portal For Parkinson’s Disease
New STATRef Titles
A New Title Issued Within JAMAEvidence
New PsychiatryOnline Titles
Library Classes And Events

Warm wishes from everyone at the D. Samuel Gottesman Library for health, happiness and everything good in 2020.
 

Get in shape with the Library!


Photo credit: Laura Bartolotti, Falk Recreation Center

The beginning of a new year is a great time to make a fresh start. For many of us this means hitting the gym and working with a personal trainer. Your writing and publishing muscles might be ready for a good workout as well. If that’s the case, consider the Library as your publishing gym and the librarians as your personal trainers for research and writing. Here is a 4-week “workout” plan you can follow during the month of January (or at any time during the year). Make strengthening your writing skills part of your New Year’s resolutions for 2020!

Week 1
Make a clean sweep! Organize those folders of article PDFs with a citation manager!
  • Collaborate with colleagues. We have guides for EndNote, RefWorks, Mendeley, and Zotero.  Each guide has its own Collaboration tab.
  • Cite it right! Meet your publisher’s style requirements – see our Authors Toolkit.
  • Reach out to your personal trainer to learn how to annotate your PDFs using EndNote or Mendeley.
 
Week 2
Sign up for ORCiD!  
Week 3
Fine tune your publishing skills!  
Week 4
Search smarter, not harder!
  • Learn how to navigate the new PubMed.
  • Explore databases beyond PubMed: Embase, Global Health, SciFinder, Web of Science, and more.
  • Meet with your personal trainer to pump up your search skills.
 
Bonus Workout
There’s an app for that!
  • Peruse our list of mobile resources and download a few.
  • Check out the calculators in uCentral.
  • Build a differential diagnosis using VisualDx.
  • Dynamed Plus.
  • Browse your favorite journal’s most recent issue in BrowZine  or Read by QXMD.

Journal Editors Exhibit on View


Stop by the library lobby to see this year’s exhibit honoring faculty editors of journals and websites. This year, we have 48 participants, including 11 editors- or coeditors-in-chief and 10 associate editors. These faculty members hold positions at 82 journals and websites, representing a wide range of clinical and research interests. Thank you to all our participants!  

If you would like to be featured in next year's exhibit, contact the Reference Department at 718.430.3104 or askref@einsteinmed.org

Lost & Found


We are cleaning out our lost and found! Any items that are not claimed by the end of the month will be sent off to charity or discarded. If you've lost an item, describe it to anyone at the Circulation Desk, and if we have it, we'll return it to you.

When An Emergency Strikes…


NYC Severe Weather
During severe weather events, the New York City Severe Weather site will provide useful information to help you and your family stay safe.

And as always, be sure that you are prepared. Make an emergency plan with members of your household so you know what to do, how to find each other, and how to communicate in an emergency.

For real-time weather information and forecast updates, visit the National Weather Service.

Data Knowledge Portal For Parkinson’s Disease



The Accelerating Medicines Partnership Parkinson’s disease (AMP PD) program announces the launch of the AMP PD Knowledge Portal. This important resource combines data from several large studies to spur new research for Parkinson’s. 

Researchers can apply for access to the knowledge portal and interact with the entire data set through a single data use agreement on the AMP PD website.

Read more about it here.

New STATRef Titles


Decker: Emergency medicine
2019
 

Decker: Vascular and endovascular surgery
2019


Decker: Medicine
2019


How to read a paper : the basics of evidence-based medicine and healthcare
By Trisha Greenhalgh
2019


Goodwin and Guze's psychiatric diagnosis
By Carol S. North and Sean H. Yutzy
2019


Lubkin's chronic illness :|bimpact and intervention
Edited by Pamala D. Larsen
2019
 

Quick reference guide to pediatric care
By Deepak M. Kamat, editor in chief
2018

A New Title Issued Within JAMAEvidence


JAMA Gide to Statistics and Methods
2019

New PsychiatryOnline Titles



Schatzberg's manual of clinical psychopharmacology
By Alan F. Schatzberg and Charles DeBattista.
2019
 

American Psychiatric Association Publishing textbook of psychiatry

Edited by Laura Weiss Roberts
2019
 

Basics of psychotherapy :a practical guide to improving clinical success
By Richard B. Makover 
2017

Library Classes and Events


Webinar: Measure Your Impact With The H-Index
Wednesday, January 15, 2020, 12:00pm-12:30pm
 
RefWorks
Thursday, January 16, 2020, 3:00pm-4:00pm
 
EndNote
Tuesday, January 21, 2020, 9:30am-11:00am
 
What To Think About When Doing A Systematic Review
Thursday, January 23, 2020, 3:00pm-4:00pm
 
Webinar: Clinical Queries
Wednesday, January 29, 2020, 12:00pm-12:30pm

 

     

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