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Oxford Textbook of Medicine and Medical Handbooks

Karolinska Institutet can now provide online access to Oxford Textbook of Medicine, a prestigious reference work for doctors and medical students. The extensive work, frequently updated, gives practical and reliable guidance on clinical management and the prevention of disease. Besides containing the full text, figures and illustrations and an easy-to-use interface it also provides links to sources and further reading via PubMed and ISI.
The series of pocket handbooks, Oxford Medical Handbooks are now also available online. The series include 79 books in medicine, nursing and dentistry, written by experienced authors, providing quick and reliable access to vital information.

Research Professional - funding database at KI

Do you need help with obtaining information and news about research funding and grants? Karolinska Institutet invites you to workshops where you can get acquainted with Research Professional, a database for funding services. See information about the different workshop dates. You can access the Research Professional database on campus without signing in, but if you want to save your individual searches you need to register first.

Dalai Lama to visit Södertörn University

Dalai Lama will visit the Södertörn University this Friday, 15 April. For more information click here(information is in Swedish only).

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Curious at medical apps for iPhone and Android?

Check out iMedicalApps!

Most apps that are reviewed for iPhone, see  TOP 10, but there is also a top 15 list of Android apps  for practicing physicians. In addition to reviews of apps you can find articles about other technologies that may be of use in the medical field. Among other things, you can read a review of PubMed's new mobile-adapted interface or the first interactive medical textbook for the iPad.

The team behind the site consists of medical practitioners and medical students based in USA. They write that iMedicalApps is an independent medical online publication focusing on comments and reviews of mobile health technologies and applications. Their evaluations and comments are based own experiences in their clinical work.

“Going to be a nurse, tralala” : the nurse in popular culture

You are most welcome to the opening of the exhibition “Going to be a nurse, tralala” at 12 noon on April 5th at the University library in Huddinge.
 

The nurse is a continuingly recurring figure in popular culture. We meet her, for it is most often a she, in TV serials and in film, in cheap novels, pop songs and comic strips.

The nurse stereotypes are many and diverse. She can be a romantic dreamer just as well as a self sacrificing martyr, a cunning seductress or a bloodthirsty murderer. The exhibition “Going to be a nurse, tralala” shows some of these images and displays famous and unknown nurses in fiction – from Nurse Ratched in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest” to Carla in “Scrubs”.
 

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New order among the bookshelvs in Huddinge

At the library in Huddinge, we have rearranged the reference literature, i.e. books you´re not allowed to check out from the library.

Instead of standing on separate shelves, reference literature is now sorted by subject with the specialist literature and course books. If a book has a red mark on the "back", it is classified as reference literature and may not leave the library.

Dictionaries and encyclopedias are still kept on separate REF-shelves.

If you have any questions, please ask us at the customer service desk.

PubMed goes mobile

NLM has recently launched a mobile version of PubMed. Now you can browse through the full content of the database with your mobile just as easy as with standard PubMed. The mobile version does not however support features as “Advanced search” or “Limits”. Once you have a summarized result list you can filter it on “Free full text” or “Review”. And you can navigate through the abstracts with the “next” and “previous” buttons without having to return to the result list.

A link to PubMed mobile beta  will of course be avaible in our  coming Library app.

The Bibliometrics Group’s publishing recommendations for research scientists at Karolinska Institutet

The research at Karolinska Institutet is measured with bibliometric methods, both internally and externally. Because of this, the Bibliometrics Group at Karolinska Institutet, on behalf of the Board of Research, has created publishing recommendations for research scientists at KI.

Here are the recommendations in a summary:

  • Before you publish, do a little background research into the journal to which you intend to submit your article; it should be included in the Web of Science index.
  • Check the journal’s impact factor and consider whether you can choose one with a higher value. (Where do I find impact factors?).
  • One high-cited article usually gives better returns on the bibliometric indicators than several low-cited articles.
  • Verify all your publications. It is essential to the quality of the database, and there is an explicit intention for the choice of bibliometric model to be such that the verification of all your publications has an aggregate positive effect.

KI Spring Art Exhibition 21 March - 1 April

K staff are talented in many areas, not just in science! Be impressed, and maybe inspired, by a visit to the Spring Art Exhibition at the University Library in Huddinge. The exhibition opens on Monday 21 March at 12 noon.

Exhibitors 2011
Rimma Axelsson - silver
Petter Bengtsson - photo
Ulla Evers Larsson - painting
Birgitta Hedberg - painting
Rebecka Lagercrantz - painting
Bo Lambert - photo
Bertil Leidner - photo
Inga Sjödin - painting
Almira Osmanovic Thunström - painting
Annica Wohlin Wottrich - pottery