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October is National Medical Librarians Month
This year’s theme for National Medical Librarians Month is “Avoid Misinformation! Take the Right Path: Partner with your Medical Librarian.”
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Scopus | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Search Scopus for information about authors!
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Student Resources | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Welcome new students! MCW Libraries is here to support you throughout your education at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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Researchers Document Challenges in Identifying Retracted Status of Article
Five librarians from the MCW, Advocate Aurora Health and Carroll University studied the practices of journal publishers and bibliographic databases to determine their concordance with industry standards in identifying retracted publications.
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JAMAevidence | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
MCW Libraries recently acquired access to JAMAevidence, a suite of full-text e-books, education guides and interactive worksheets that facilitate teaching, learning, and applying evidence-based medicine.
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Nursing Resources Guide | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Our Nursing Resources guide connects nurses to nursing specific resources, including databases, e-books and e-journals.
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CINAHL Full Text | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Learn more about using CINAHL to find literature in the fields of nursing and allied health.
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New PRISMA-S Extension and MCW Libraries Systematic Review Service | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Learn more about PRISMA-S, a new extension that addresses reporting the literature search process for systematic reviews.
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Evidence Based Medicine LibGuide | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Brush up or enhance your Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) skills by visiting our EBM LibGuide.
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Web of Science | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Learn more about new features in Web of Science. Web of Science is a platform consisting of several literature search databases designed to support scientific and scholarly research.
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BMJ Case Reports | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Access BMJ Case Reports and submit your manuscripts to BMJ Case Reports at no cost through MCW Libraries' institutional fellowship.
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Style Guides | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Get access to the most recent editions of the AMA Manual of Style and the APA Publication Manual through the MCW Libraries.
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National Medical Librarians Month
Medical Librarians: Your Partners to Advance Health Equity
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Health Literacy Resource Guide | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
View our new guide that provides resources for understanding health literacy best practices.
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Virtual Reference Consultations | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Get virtual reference assistance from MCW Libraries over phone, email, chat or video conference.
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Student Resources LibGuide | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
MCW Libraries is here to support you throughout your education at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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MCWAH LibGuide | MCW Libraries Featured Resource
Welcome new residents! Learn about library resources and services to support you in your education, patient care and research initiatives.
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Preprints in PubMed Central
NLM launched a pilot project to test the viability of making preprints resulting from NIH-funded research available via PubMed Central (PMC).
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The New PubMed is Here!
A new and improved PubMed interface recently replaced the legacy version of PubMed. Learn more about the new features and how to find training and assistance in using PubMed.
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New! Field's Virology: Emerging Viruses 7th ed Available via MCW Libraries
The new edition of Field's Virology: Emerging Viruses is now available as an e-book through MCW Libraries. Field's serves as the the authoritative, up-to-date reference book for virologists, infectious disease specialists, microbiologists, and physicians.
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