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ADD HNE HEALTH LIBRARIES TO YOUR 2021 SCHEDULE
HNE Health Libraries would like to
remind those of you who are planning
for 2021 that our staff have a wealth
of experience and knowledge in areas
such as :-
Accessing information
resources
Literature searching
Using
the databases provided via CIAP
Additional resources such as TRIP and
Access Smart Search available via
HNE Health Libraries
We can assist with Reference
Management (using Endnote) for
those undertaking research projects,
studying, or just wanting to keep track
of articles they have read.
Including a training session tailored to your group or individual needs. It is as simple as following this link or giving HNE Health Libraries a call
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Stahl online (Comprehensive neuropsychopharmacology information)
This resource is comprehensive and regularly updated, providing full access to the entire current Cambridge portfolio of neuropsychopharmacology books by Stephen Stahl.
A one-stop shop, covering everything a doctor, teacher or trainee will ever need to know about neuropsychopharmacology. |
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LIBRARY and INFORMATION WEEK
25th—31st MAY 2020
AT THE HEART OF THE RESPONSE: HEALTH LIBRARIANS SUPPORT BETTER DECISION-MAKING AROUND COVID-19
A key contribution to the discovery and application of information comes from it being presented in ways that work for those who need to use it.
Health librarians are playing a key role in curating information on emerging issues for both government and medical decision-makers.
Many of you will feel like us, overwhelmed with information coming from a wide variety of sources. HNE Health Libraries can assist you with COVID-19 information overload
We have produced a curated page to navigate to reputable information.
There are links to Government resources, decision support tools, evidence synthesis and summaries. |
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eTG PRACTICE GUIDELINES UPDATES - December release 2019
As well as including a comprehensive update to the Oral and Dental guidelines, the December 2019 release of eTG Complete also included the following practice-changing updates to other guidelines. These guidelines include:
- Antibiotic guidelines
- Cardiovascular guidelines
- Dermatology guidelines
- Neurology guidelines
- Oral and Dental guidelines
- Psychotropic guidelines
To see the detailed list of updates click on eTG
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GET HELP TO ANSWER YOUR CLINICAL QUESTIONS
ACCESSSS Smart Search from McMaster provides one-stop access to pre-appraised best evidence to support clinical decisions.
ACCESSSS conducts searches simultaneously in several evidence-based information services (online texts, evidence-based guidelines and pre-appraised journal publications) including - UpToDate, BMJ Best Practice, and EBM Guidelines.
ACCESSSS can send you personalised email alerts to newly published evidence in your chosen area/s of interest.
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HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW‐LOOK CIAP WEBSITE?
The new-look site includes an updated visual identity
and new features with the aim of making it easier for
health professionals to access the clinical
information they need, where and when they need it.
Two short video guides have been developed to
introduce users to the new site and can be found by selecting ‘Training’ and then User Guides & Videos from the
top menu on the new CIAP website. Or register for full day workshops to get the most out of CIAP.
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ARE YOU A REGISTERED HNE HEALTH LIBRARIES USER?
HNE Health Libraries use an authentication system to access the Libraries’ online resources. The system—OpenAthens—requires everyone to logon to the resources from both inside the HNE Health network and offsite. To logon to the Libraries’ online resources, you use your library membership details.
Your username is the barcode on your library membership card.
To join the library, and gain immediate access to online resources, please complete the registration form.
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Once logged into the HNE Health Libraries’ site, you can access our subscribed content: eBooks, eJournals, &eResources.
eResources include Australian Standards Online, Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs, Stahl online & much more.
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USING ENDNOTE ONLINE
TO ORGANISE YOUR RESEARCH
EndNote
allows you to
organise
references
into a personal database
References can be
exported directly from electronic resources
(eg. via CIAP), or you can create
bibliographies, and insert references from
your EndNote library into documents you are
writing, in a referencing style of your choice.
EndNote basic is available free online
after completion of registration
View a tutorial on the Library’s website
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