The author name you use for publications and other research activities is key to enhancing the discoverability of your research and establishing a digital presence.
Mobile medical apps are a critical tool in the modern clinician’s reference, diagnostic and teaching toolbox.
You’ve likely not thought much about it since high school English, but it’s time to talk about it again—using active voice. Active voice makes it clear who is doing what.
Scopus, open access books and the new Open Science Framework at Washington University are topics of the October Round-Up.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the new Becker Library email newsletter! Each month we’ll compile helpful news, info and tips and deliver it right to your inbox. Topics are as varied as the services we provide, including science and informatics support, clinical resources and mobile apps, author support, grant applications and compliance, health literacy, archives [Read more]
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These e-books were the 10 most popular e-books at the library during the 2016-2017 school year. You can search for e-books on our e-resources search page. More information about e-books is available in the E-books Tips and Hints Subject Guide.
Join us for some Halloween fun! Becker Library is hosting its second annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest from Oct. 24-27 in the library atrium. Anyone may enter. Simply bring your decorated pumpkin to the library during regular hours on Oct. 24. The top two carved, painted or otherwise decorated pumpkins will win a prize. Staff and patrons may vote in [Read more]
Translating your PICO statement into a database-ready search strategy is easier than ever with the new Embase PICO search tool. PICO (Patient, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome) is the widely accepted question framework used in Evidence-Based Medicine/Practice to help clinicians diagram clinical scenarios into clinical questions. Generally, when implementing a PICO question in a database like [Read more]
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