PubMed® Redesign

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/techbull/so09/so09_pm_redesign.html

NLM Technical Bulletin

National Library of Medicine | National Institutes of Health

2009 SEPTEMBER–OCTOBER No. 370
September 30, 2009 [posted]

PubMed® Redesign

[Editor's note: Preview information is available in the article, Preview of PubMed Redesign Coming. Please also see LinkOut in the PubMed Redesign.]
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N LM® is pleased to announce a redesign of the PubMed interface. While retaining the robust functionality, the interface was simplified to make it easier to use while promoting scientific discovery.

The changes to PubMed are outlined below. Please note that search processing, including Automatic Term Mapping, has not changed.
PubMed Homepage

The PubMed homepage has been streamlined, requiring less effort to find resources. The new homepage includes an NCBI Header, Search Bar, and Footer that are common to all PubMed pages (see Figure 1).

The NCBI Header includes an NCBI Resources pull-down menu categorized by topic, a How To menu, and the Sign In for My NCBI.

The Search Bar retains the database selection menu, and includes a link to Advanced search and Help. Additional Search bar selections, RSS and Save search, display after running a PubMed search.

The Go button is now the Search button.

Access to the popular tools and resources previously found on the PubMed homepage sidebar may be found under PubMed Tools (e.g., the Single Citation Matcher and Clinical Queries) and More Resources (e.g., New and Noteworthy and the PubMed Tutorials).

The Footer includes links to many NCBI resources.

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ScienceDirect, Scopus and Admin Tool scheduled outage , Saturday, September 19

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Dear Customer,

ScienceDirect, Scopus and The Admin Tool will be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance for approximately 13 hours from 12:00 GMT Saturday, 19 September to 01:00 GMT Sunday, 20 September (08:00 EDT Saturday, September 19 to 21:00 EDT).

We apologize for the inconvenience.

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The Elsevier Team.

AMA Manual of Style is now online and available to all of UConn.

AMA Manual of Style is now online and available to all of UConn.

The L.M. Stowe Library has purchased online access to the 10th.ed. of the AMA Manual of Style. “Oxford University Press and JAMA and the Archives Journals are proud to present the AMA Manual of Style Online, containing everything medical and scientific researchers, writers, and editors need to produce well-organized, clear, readable, and authoritative manuscripts.”
Catherine DeAngelis, M.D., editor of JAMA, in her welcome message, outlines the many new features of having this resource finally available online, from a searchable index, search in context, as well as the ability to regularly update the manual.
http://www.amamanualofstyle.com/oso/public/jama/ama_manual_of_style_welcome.html


The manual may be found at the following URL: http://www.amamanualofstyle.com/

Please let the library know that you find this online resource to be valuable to you and, of course, if you have any problems accessing the manual online.

Arta Dobbs
Collection Management Librarian.

New current electronic access to current print journal........ American Journal of Clinical Pathology

New current electronic access to current print journal........

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American Journal of Clinical Pathology

v.113:no.1 (2000:Jan)-

http://ajcp.ascpjournals.org/