Your HBLS librarians are here to support you in all the valuable work you do. Below are some resources for your research and scholarship. Federal Data and Information Preservation Since January 2025, many federal websites, datasets, and publications have been removed, withdrawn, or modified. In response, information professionals worldwide, including those at Brown University Library, … Health and Biomedical Library Services April News
What is PubMed? Most researchers in the health and life sciences are familiar with PubMed, a free database maintained by the National Library of Medicine, part of the National Institutes of Health. It currently contains over 37 million citations and is made up of three components. The largest is MEDLINE, a dataset of references from … Beyond PubMed: Resources for Searching the Biomedical Literature
Your HBLS librarians welcome you to the January 2025 spring semester! Here are a few resources and tips to support your research and scholarship. DynaMedex for Evidence-Based Clinical Care DynaMedex is a clinician-focused tool providing evidence-based answers at the point of care, merging the expert clinical summaries of DynaMed with the drug information of Micromedex. … Health and Biomedical Library Services January News
Brown has access to thousands of online journals, but sometimes it’s hard to know the quickest route to the articles you need. Streamline your research workflow with these tips! Accessing full text articles via: LibKey Nomad Would you like seamless access to our full text articles wherever you’re searching? LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that … Streamlined Access to Full Text Articles
Health and Biomedical Library Services (HBLS) supports traditional literature reviews and evidence synthesis projects, including systematic and scoping reviews. Librarian support on evidence synthesis projects continues to be a highly utilized HBLS service with librarians working on over 40 reviews in 2023 and 2024. Request Process We have updated our service guidelines and introduced a … Literature Reviews and Evidence Synthesis Projects in Health and Biomedical Sciences
The Brown University Library’s research data management and publishing support services listed below are available to all Brown-affiliated faculty, staff, and students, including clinical faculty with Brown credentials. Learn about our full array of research support services at https://library.brown.edu/info/research-support-services/. Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) Brown University has a license for LabArchives electronic lab. Principal investigators can … Research Data Management and Publishing Support Services
Do your new residents need an introduction to our resources for evidence-based practice? Would your research team like an overview of what’s new with PubMed searching and online resources? Health and Biomedical Library Services (HBLS) is here to help! Teaching Support HBLS librarians are available to support classes, research groups, and labs by providing instruction … Workshops and Teaching Support for the Health and Biomedical Community
We are pleased to announce that the Brown University Library now offers access to the research database Scopus. Scopus provides access to over 90 million references to scholarly and trade journal articles, books and book chapters, conference abstracts, and patents. Of its interdisciplinary coverage, about 23% is in the health sciences, 15% in the life … Announcing Scopus
We are pleased to announce that your Brown University Library is now providing access to STAT+ for all students, faculty, and staff. You can now activate an account at no cost to you. STAT+ provides access to exclusive journalism written by health care, business, and financial reporters. Over the last few years, STAT has continued … Announcing STAT+
The Library is pleased to announce the appointment of Hilary Kraus as the inaugural Health Sciences Librarian for Clinical Support. In this new position, Hilary will be the primary liaison with responsibility for the clinical departments (including faculty and residents) of the Warren Alpert Medical School. She will join a team of Health and Biomedical Library Services (HBLS) librarians … Hilary Kraus: Health Sciences Librarian for Clinical Support
