Monday, March 9, 2020

New Database: Embase

We now have access to Embase, a comprehensive biomedical literature database. Embase is a great place to start your systematic review and to research information about drug effects or medical devices.

Notable features:
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Comparison to PubMed
Embase (Details)
PubMed (Details)
Medline (Details)
·  37 million records including Medline
·  8,500 journals; 2,900 not in PubMed
·  Records indexed using Emtree
·  30 million records including Medline
·  Articles in journals prior to their inclusion in Medline
·  All NIH funded author manuscripts (PMC)
·  26 million citations
·  5,200 journals
·  Records indexed using Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)

Contact your librarians for help with your research and to learn more about Embase!

Friday, December 20, 2019

Request Materials (ILLiad) Down for Maintenance

The Request Materials (ILLiad - Interlibrary Loan) system will be down on Thursday, January 2nd for maintenance. During the system maintenance you will not be able to place new requests or retrieve existing requests.  We apologize for any inconvenience. For questions, please contact library staff at 913-588-5073.

Thursday, November 21, 2019

PubMed Redesign

Get excited! PubMed has been modernized. 
 
To continue to see our FindIt!@KUMC button you will need to access PubMed through the Dykes Library website or by using the following link: https://login.proxy.kumc.edu/login?URL=https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov?dr=abstract&otool=kumclib
 
We expect you’ll find the site experience to be improved and want to highlight some of the key changes below. 

  • Responsive web design for better experience on all devices
  • Modern web design incorporated throughout site 
  • Best Match sort by default
Screen capture of search results page in new PubMed Interface

For even more information, check out the official PubMed user guide or view the recent webinar, "A New PubMed: Highlights for Information Professionals."

You may continue to use the legacy version of PubMed for now, but links will start automatically redirecting to the new PubMed in the next few months and the legacy version will eventually be discontinued.

If you have questions, please contact us!