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PubMed Class Schedule Please note that free PubMed classes are being offered each month. These classes are open to any practicing health care professional in Arkansas. If you would like to register for one of these classes or schedule an individual, customized class, please contact Susan Steelman, M.L.I.S. at 501-686-6737 or SteelmanSusanC@uams.edu. Note: On-site classes are available for any Arkansas hospital or clinic where 4 or more health professionals are registered to attend. June 28th Friday 9:00 - 11:00 am
Library People Administration: Robbie Dague joined the Library as an Administrative Assistant II on February 4, 2002. Education and Reference Services: Jan Hart, Chair, along with Fred E. Bassett, Eric Dousay and Susan Steelman, participated in "Making Educational Technology Work for Teachers", a day long class for K-12 teachers that was offered June 17, 2002. For more information, see http://www.uams.edu/today/2002/061702/bofa.htm. Heather Smith joined the Library as the Curriculum Support Librarian on June 17th, 2002. Circulation: There are three new employees
for this Division. Bill Buettner III began May 11, and Mary Carson and
Johnise Simmons began May 20, 2002.
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CINAHL has Unique Search Tools!!! CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature) includes many publication types other than journal articles. Each of these publication types can be used as a Limit to make a search topic more specific to your needs. These Limits are not on the main search screen. Here are a few examples and where to find them: Using the full menu of Limits Perform your subject search, then click the Limit icon (target) at the top of Ovid's main screen. Now mark the line you want to limit. The system will default to limiting the last line of results. Then select the Limits you want from the various categories. Below are just a few of the categories and an example or two from that category: Age Groups
Publication Types
Special Interest Category
You can choose a limit from more than one category. You can also choose more than one limit from within a category by holding the control key while you mouse click on the ones you want. Advice: choose only a few limits from different categories at one time since the computer will AND them with your topic and results may decrease rapidly (sometimes to zero!). It's easier to add another limit than take one away. Note to nursing students: There is not currently
a way to limit to articles with a nurse as an author.
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