Medical Library3 new e-books are available on PSA – “Pass the PSA” – Will Brown, “Essential Practical Prescribing” – G Woodfield and “Student Success in the Prescribing Safety Assessment (PSA)” – N Sharma. Locate them using iDiscover
Tuesday 23rd May – E-Book drop-in session – Clinical Students – Sherwood Room
Used an e-book before? Want more information, hints and tips? You have access to numerous medical e-books. Do you know how to find and download e-books to your devices? We are holding e-book drop-in session on Tuesday 23rd May 12:15 – 1:00 in the Sherwood Room There will be a range of devices so we […]
E-Book drop-in session – Monday 9th January
Used an e-book before? Want more information, hints and tips? You have access to numerous medical e-books. Do you know how to find and download e-books to your devices? We are holding e-book drop-in session on Monday 9th January 12:30 – 1:30 in the Sherwood Room There will be a range of devices so we […]
Resource of the Month: the Cochrane Library
Our resource of the month for December was the Cochrane Library, a great source of systematic reviews and other high-quality evidence. Our resource of the month is the @CochraneLibrary, a great source of systematic reviews&other high-quality evidence. https://t.co/vP5RG42EPY — Cambridge Medical Library (@cam_med_lib) December 2, 2016 We are always happy to provide training in searching […]
Advent calendars with a difference from @bmj_latest, @cuh & @addenbricks, #12appsDIT and more
With at the time of writing only 22 shopping days left till Christmas (groan!!!), there are advent calendars springing up all over the place. How about having an advent calendar with a difference – it’s not too late, you know. You could have the BMJ Christmas Advent Calendar “The BMJ‘s Christmas team has selected some […]
Resource of the Month: Endnote Web
Our resource of the month for November was EndNote Web an online reference manager. Our resource of the month for November is the EndnoteWeb. It will help manage references, present them in the style required and save time — Cambridge Medical Library (@cam_med_lib) November 10, 2016 To get started with EndNote Web or for more […]
Upcoming training in the Medical Library
Do you need a refresher on literature searching? Are you struggling to manage data or references? Want to learn tips to improve your critical appraisal skills? The Medical Library is here to help you leap over any research hurdles. We have scheduled new training sessions covering the time from now until April, 2017. If you […]
National Ask A Pharmacist Week
This week is ‘Ask a Pharmacist’ week and, if you were in the Cambridge University Hospitals, that would mean approaching the team at the Medicines Information (MI) department, who offer staff and patients advice on all aspects of medication use. Ebraheem Junaid (pictured) and the team are keen users of the Medical Library to supplement […]
Resource of the Month: Web of Science
Our resource of the month for October was Web of Science, a multidisciplinary scientific database with the ability to search, measure and track citations (among other features). Our resource of the month is Web of Science -a multidisciplinary database with the ability to search&track citations https://t.co/E6aRLRKrqd — Cambridge Medical Library (@cam_med_lib) October 3, 2016 We […]
Demonstration of Reaxys and Reaxys Medicinal Chemistry
Reaxys helps you retrieve relevant literature, patent information, valid compound properties and experimental procedures. It supports chemistry research and pharmaceutical development. Reaxys Medicinal Chemistry empowers hit identification and lead optimization with normalized compound–target affinity data and comprehensive pharmacokinetic, efficacy, toxicity, safety and metabolic profiles to help you with early drug development. Find out more: When: […]
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