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Live Library Help in CINAHL@EBSCOhost

We recently added a Live Help Meebo widget in the CINAHL@EBSCOhost database. Live Help is a convenient way to ask a question by instant message while searching CINAHL. After performing a search, the Live Help widget appears on the right side of the search results page.

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Wiley-Blackwell Journals

Please be aware that we are currently experiencing access problems with our Wiley-Blackwell titles. Most, if not all of the current content, will be inaccessible until the problem has been corrected. The publisher is aware of the access problems and is working to resolve them as soon as possible. Our apologies are extended to you for the inconvenience.


New database — Journal Citation Report (JCR) Web

UTHSC faculty and students now have online access to JCR Web 2008 available in both Science and Social Sciences editions. JCR Web allows you to evaluate and compare journals (e.g., most frequently cited journals and highest impact journals in a field) using citation data drawn from over 7,500 scholarly and technical journals. The major purpose and use of JCR Web are to generate journal Impact Factors, a measure of the frequency with which the “average article” in a journal has been cited in a particular year. Based on articles’ cited reference data, JCR Web ranks a journal in its subject categories. The journal ranking information also helps indentify its research importance and impact at the journal and category levels.

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UTHSC Library is on Facebook

Here is another way to keep up to date with the library. The library Facebook page showcases general information about the library such as hours of operation and contact information, as well as news, resources, library workshops, and events.

The page is still growing. Please feel free to visit the page and tell us what you think. You are welcome to become a fan.


mobileMicromedex 2.0 for iPhone® and Blackberry®

Micromedex 2.0 has a mobile version for iPhone®, iPod® Touch, and BlackBerry® 3G device via wireless browser. mobileMicromedex 2.0 gives you the same clinical evidence content you get on your desktop.

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MICROMEDEX 2.0 is Available

Micromedex provides evidence-based clinical information about drugs, toxicology, diseases, acute care, and alternative medicine for making informed clinical diagnosis and treatment decisions. Micromedex 2.0 is live on Micromedex 1.0 Health Care Series platform.

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Library Streaming Server

The campus domain change will affect the Blackboard links to the Library Streaming Server. Each link in Blackboard will need to be manually updated from utmem.edu to uthsc.edu. These changes must occur before March 1 or connectivity to streaming video and Articulate presentations will be lost. Faculty and staff who have Blackboard links to the Library Streaming Server must make these changes and test the new links.

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Ask A Librarian! Using Meebo Instant Messaging (IM)

The library now offers the ability to instant message (IM) the Reference desk directly from our website – no sign up or login needed. To start a chat session with a reference librarian, go to the library’s Ask A Librarian page and simply start typing in the “IM a Librarian” widget in the center of the page.

The service is available during regular reference desk hours: Monday through Friday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. If we are not online, email (utlibrary@uthsc.edu) your question using the form at the bottom of the same page. Or, just give us a call at 901-448-5404 or (toll free) 877-747-0004.


MD Consult on the Go

All UTHSC faculty, staff, and students now have free access to MD Consult Mobile because the library is a current subscriber to MD Consult. You can now access online MD Consult content such as books, journals, Clinics, Drugs, and Guidelines on your PDAs and smartphones like iPhone, Blackberry, Treo, and others.

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NIH Public Access Update

Effective August 21, 2009, the NIH Manuscript Submission Reference Number (NIHMSID) may be used to demonstrate compliance on NIH applications, proposals, or reports for up to three months after a paper is published.

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