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Download PDF from AccessMedicine
You can now download PDFs directly from AccessMedicine.
- Look for the toolbar within book chapters on AccessMedicine sites.
- The button previously labeled “print chapter” has changed to "Download Chapter PDF". Additionally, the previous "print section button" has changed to download a PDF of the section. (View the two arrows in the image above)
The PDF Download will work if you are not signed in to your MyAcess profile. However, we always recommend that you sign in to your MyAccess profile so you can save content to your favorites.
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AccessMedicine Test Prep Resources
With AccessMedicine you have access to a wide selection of interactive study tools, including a vast library of trusted titles, case studies and multimedia. Here are a few:
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PubMed Clinical Queries: New Page
The PubMed Clinical Queries page is updated with design and content changes. The new page provides a category for COVID-19 article searches.
Access Clinical Queries via the PubMed homepage which is listed under the Find menu. Also, browse the PubMed Clinical Queries Libguide for more in-depth information.
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Did You Know?
With the January issue the JAOA will proudly transition into an online-only, open access publication (at no cost to authors). This advances the mission of supporting the AOA’s efforts to promote and protect the profession.
- Research will be freely and publicly available.
- The journal will maintain monthly issue compilation but increase focus on article-based publishing posting research Online First as quickly as possible.
- The AOA will underwrite all Article Processing Charges for authors so there will be no cost to publish.
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Library Hours After Thanksgiving
The library will be open from November 30, 2020 to January 15, 2021 as follows:
- Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
- No weekend hours
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Image Credit
Sage Sayings of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still
"On every voyage of exploration, I have been able to bring a cargo of indisputable truths, that all remedies necessary to health exist in the human body."
"His works prove His perfection."
Truhlar, Robert E. Doctor A.T. Still in the Living. Chagrin Falls, Ohio, 1950. p. 62, 63.
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Introducing LibKey Nomad Browser Extension
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that quickly finds full text copies of journal article PDFs as you browse the Internet. Nomad scans the content of pages that match its extensive list of publisher and scholarly database domains as they are loaded in your browser. If the page contains a journal article Digital Object Identifier (DOI), Nomad will attempt to locate a PDF of the article. It looks for access in several places, including:
- The library affiliated publisher holdings
- Aggregator databases
- Open access repositories
Nomad overlays an icon in the lower left corner of your browser screen that varies depending on whether or not a PDF is located:
- One click for articles with a direct path to the PDF file.
- One click for articles where HTML full text or a non-direct link to a PDF file is available.
- For articles that are located in repositories and are not the final versions but are accepted manuscripts, Nomad labels these as “Accepted Manuscripts” and indicates if it is a PDF or an article link as appropriate.
- When Nomad cannot locate full text for the article, it leads you to the library's Interlibrary Loan Service via “Access Options" button.
How to Add LibKey Nomad to Your Browser?
- Visit LibKeyNomad.com
- Select Google Chrome
- Click “Add to Chrome”
- Search for and select New York Institute of Technology in the drop down menu.
- It will be added to your browser which will facilitate accessing full text literature by One-Click.
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Find Articles by DOI or PMID
Do you have an article DOI or PubMed ID (PMID) and want to see if the article is available through the Library? Simply click on Articles by DOI or PMID icon under "Find" section on the library webpage.
If the article is available, you will see the options for the PDF or the article link. If the article is unavailable, you will still have the option to submit a request through Interlibrary Loan (ILL).
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Email all your inquiries to: comlibr1@nyit.edu
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