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New books added to the collection

by Heather Brown | December 4, 2014
  • 100 questions & answers about prostate cancer Pamela Ellisworth, MD.  WJ 752 E479 2015
  • Being single with cancer: a solo survivor’s guide to life, lover, health, and happiness Tracy Maxwell.  QZ 201 M4651b 2014
  • Bratton’s family medicine board review editor-in-chief, Robert A. Baldor ; section editors, Margarita C. Castro-Zarraga, Anita Kostecki, Christine Runyan, Felix B. Chang, Frank J. Domino.  WB 18.2 B824b 2014
  • Cardiovascular care made incredibly easy! Clinical editor, Mary Ann Siciliano McLaughlin, MSN, RN.  WY 152.5 C26743 2014
  • The Cleveland Clinic Foundation intensive review of internal medicine editors,  James K. Stoller, Craig Nielsen, Janet Buccola, Andrei Brateanu.  WB 18.2 C635 2014
  • Clinical evidence made easy M. Harris, G. Taylor & D. Jackson.  WB 102 H315c 2014
  • Clinical judgment USMLE Step 3 review George P. Lee, MD.  WB 18.2 L4771c 2014
  • Echocardiography board review: 500 multiple choice questions with discussion Ramdas G. Pai, Padmini Varadarajan.  WG 18.2 P1421e 2014
  • Embryology Ronald W. Dudek.  QS 618.2 D845e 2014
  • Integrative medical biochemistry: examination and board review Michael W. King. QU 18.2 K521i 2014
  • Lippincott’s illustrated Q & A review of histology Guiyun Zhang, Bruce A. Fenderson.  QS 518.2 Z632L 2015
  • Pharmacology [edited by] Karen Whalen ; collaborating editors, Richard Finkel, Thomas A. Panavelil.  QV 18.2 P5364 2015
  • Physiology Linda S. Costanzo.  QT 104 C838p 2015
  • Radiation oncology: a question-based review edited by Boris Hristov, Steven H. Lin, John P. Christodouleas.  QZ 18.2 R1291 2015
  • Review of medical microbiology and immunology Warren Levinson, MD, PhD.  QW 18 L665r 2014

 

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Quiz: You know you spend a lot of time in the library

by Heather Brown | December 2, 2014

By Dawn Wilson

Finals are swiftly coming up, and that means you’ve spent a lot of time studying this past semester. If you’re a regular of the McGoogan Library of Medicine, this also means you’ve probably spent a lot of time inside the Library.

In order to gauge just how much time you’ve spent in the Library this year, here’s a little quiz. Match the photo to the location.

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Nature Publishing allows article viewing and sharing

by Heather Brown | December 2, 2014

Nature has made research articles in all of its journals free to read without a subscription. Articles, however, cannot be downloaded or printed without a subscription or purchase. Nature also permits subscribers of its journals to create links to accessible full-text for sharing purposes. Additionally, Nature will allow journalists to post links to full-text articles. This change is considered a move toward increased open access. For more information, please read an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education and from Nature.

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Free interlibrary loans begin January 1

by Heather Brown | December 1, 2014

Beginning January 1, 2015, the library will no longer charge the $9 interlibrary loan fee to UNMC faculty and staff, Nebraska Medicine, and Children’s Hospital Omaha. Additionally, students will not be limited to 50 free requests per year. This change is being made to make information more accessible to the UNMC and Nebraska Medicine community.

Please note that copyright payments will still be required if the individual exceeds five articles from the same title dated within the last five years or if more than one article from a single issue is requested. The charge will cover costs only and will be capped at $30. Copyright counts reset with each fiscal year.

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