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About Access Restrictions to Electronic Resources

Access and use of electronic resources made available by the Becker Medical Library are governed by license agreements between the School of Medicine and publishers or third parties. Several of the electronic resources carry some restriction on their use. Access may be restricted by user location, number of concurrent users, and/or password.

In short, most people experience access limitations based on the network to which their computer is connected. Below is a quick breakdown of what can be accessed from various networks.

BJH (Limited to) SLCH (Limited to) Proxy (Remote Access) WUSM Off Campus
AccessMedicine
STAT!Ref
UpToDate Online		 AccessMedicine
American Academy of Pediatrics Journals
Applied Clinical Informatics
Harriet Lane Handbook
Red Book Online
ScienceDirect
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Scholarly Publishing

Building your NIH Biosketch: Get the link you need for Section C

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - September 19, 2017
In your NIH Biosketch, you have the option of including a URL (link) to a full list of your published work. The link is optional but if you choose to use it, the link MUST be to a .gov website. You can’t use a link to your university webpage, lab website or other site.
NIH Biosketch
Scholarly Publishing

NIH Encourages Use of Preprints and Other Interim Research Products

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - March 27, 2017
A new notice from the NIH (Reporting Preprints and Other Interim Research Products, NOT-OD-17-050) indicates that interim research products, including preprints, can soon be cited where other research products are cited. This includes the NIH Biosketch and Section C of the Research Performance Progress Report (RPPR), among others. The change is effective for all applications submitted for the May 25, 2017 due date and beyond, and for RPPRs submitted on or after May 25, 2017. The NIH encourages investigators to use interim research products but does not require their use. Preprints do not apply under the NIH Public Access Policy. This guide notice does not apply to clinical trial registration. See ClinicalTrials.gov about registration of clinical trial protocols.
NIH Biosketch, Publishing, Scholarly Communication
Scholarly Publishing

NIH Public Access Policy and Biosketch: Upcoming Classes

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - August 19, 2016
Mark your calendars for two upcoming classes.
NIH Biosketch, NIH Public Access Policy
Scholarly Publishing

Scholarly Publishing Round-up July 2016

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - June 30, 2016
Journal Citation Reports The 2015 edition of Journal Citation Reports is now available. For more information, see the Notice.
NIH Biosketch, ORCID, Scholarly Communication
Scholarly Publishing

NIH Biosketch Updates

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - November 19, 2015
NIH biosketches are subject to two reviews for rule compliance: automatic preliminary review by eRA Systems upon initial submission and manual review.
NIH Biosketch
Scholarly Publishing

Create a Biosketch with SciENcv -- YouTube video now available

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - September 25, 2015
For a walk-through of SciENcv, check out this YouTube video available from NCBI, the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
NIH Biosketch, SciENcv
Scholarly Publishing

Advice for New Investigators Using the New NIH Biosketch

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - May 27, 2015
Advice for New Investigators Using the New NIH Biosketch
NIH Biosketch
Scholarly Publishing

New NIH Biosketch: Guidance and Classes

by Amy Suiter and Cathy Sarli - March 18, 2015
A new NIH biosketch format is required for all NIH and AHRQ applications as of May 25, 2015. NIH and AHRQ will require use of the new biosketch format in applications for research grants submitted for due dates on or after May 25, 2015.
NIH Biosketch