Dana Medical Library

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Brown Bag Lunch and Learn at Dana Medical Library

Every Wednesday beginning February 6, 2008
Noon-1 PM

Bring your lunch and your questions to the Dana Library Conference Room for our weekly Brown Bag Lunch and Learn sessions.

Endnote Learn the basics of Endnote. This demonstration could include creating a list of references in Endnote, downloading records from online databases such as PubMed, creating a bibliography, or adding citations to a paper using Endnote and Microsoft Word. The last 15 minutes is reserved for in-depth questions.	Wednesday February 6, 2008 Noon-1pm
OvidSP, the New Face of Ovid CINAHL and Medline Ovid databases will have a new look and feel beginning January 21, 2008. The new OvidSP interface will be simpler and more streamlined, with enhanced features and tools, but will also retain much of the current Ovid functionality. Bring your questions and get to know OvidSP.	Wednesday February 13, 2008 Noon-1pm
The Information Prescription: Using Consumer Health Information in the Primary Care Setting Use consumer-oriented health information, including MedlinePlus, in your medical practice for patient education, patient empowerment and overall health literacy.	Wednesday February 20, 2008 Noon-1pm
Automate Keeping Up With the Literature Automatically receive email alerts of new publications by journal, author, or subject as often as you wish. Come with specific journals, subjects, or authors that you'd like to create alerts for, and we'll help you set them up!	Wednesday February 27, 2008 Noon-1pm
Endnote Learn the basics of Endnote. This demonstration could include creating a list of references in Endnote, downloading records from online databases such as PubMed, creating a bibliography, or adding citations to a paper using Endnote and Microsoft Word. The last 15 minutes is reserved for in-depth questions.	Wednesday March 5, 2008 Noon-1pm
Reach the Widest Audience With Open Access Publishing Is published research that is easier to find and retrieve cited more often than published research that is harder to find and retrieve? What can you do to make your publications easier to find and retrieve? Identify respected journals with short or non-existent closed access periods (Mol Cell Biol, Diabetes, Genetics), and journals that allow freely-available self-archiving of your published research (Nature, Cell, Science).	Wednesday March12, 2008 Noon-1pm
Find Answers Quickly at the Point of Care Bring your clinical questions to explore databases designed to directly answer those questions. Databases may include UpToDate, Dynamed, FirstConsult, Micromedex, Medline and CINAHL.	Wednesday March 26, 2008 Noon-1pm
Cited Reference Searching for Researchers Find articles that cite a previously published article.	Wednesday April 2, 2008 Noon-1pm
Endnote Learn the basics of Endnote. This demonstration could include creating a list of references in Endnote, downloading records from online databases such as PubMed, creating a bibliography, or adding citations to a paper using Endnote and Microsoft Word. The last 15 minutes is reserved for in-depth questions.	Wednesday April 9, 2008 Noon-1pm
The Information Prescription: Using Consumer Health Information in the Primary Care Setting Use consumer-oriented health information, including MedlinePlus, in your medical practice for patient education, patient empowerment and overall health literacy.	Wednesday April 16, 2008 Noon-1pm
Find Answers Quickly at the Point of Care Bring your clinical questions to explore databases designed to directly answer those questions. Databases may include UpToDate, Dynamed, FirstConsult, Micromedex, Medline and CINAHL.	Wednesday April 23, 2008 Noon-1pm

Our workshops are open to UVM and FAHC faculty, staff and students. To sign up for a workshop, stop by the Reference Desk, call 656-2201, or send an email to danaref@uvm.edu.

We can custom design a workshop for you, for your class, or for your workgroup. Workshops can be held in the Library or in another more convenient location for you. Just call 656-4415 or email donna.omalley@uvm.edu for more information or to schedule a session. Workshops on these topics are readily available, or request a customized combination of topics.

PubMed Google Ovid Medline CINAHL Endnote PsycInfo Electronic Journal Troubleshooting Evidence-Based Practice Tools Navigating the Virtual Library

Citation and E-Journal Troubleshooting MD Consult FirstCONSULT Clinical Pharmacology UpToDate Advanced MEDLINE Consumer Health on the Web Web of Science

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