News
Effective, March 31st, the University Libraries will no longer have access to Browzine, an online service that allowed for seamless management and browsing of current journals.
As part of its current Strategic Plan, the National Library of Medicine (NLM) has retired their previous DOCLINE interlibrary loan request/routing platform, and launched a completely rewritten DOCLINE 6.1
Dana Medical Library presents a series of events that explore Graphic Medicine. Coined by Dr. Ian Williams, it is "the intersection of the medium of comics and the discourse of healthcare".
A display of 6 free-standing banners, Graphic Medicine: Ill-Conceived & Well-Drawn tackles the subject of an increasingly popular writing medium called Graphic Medicine. Exhibition is on display until April 13th.
The Dana Collection Department works hard to manage its inventory. If there is a resource you believe we need to add to our collection, please don’t hesitate to request it.
Events
Dana Medical Library presents, A Conversation with Graphic Medicine Author Rachel Lindsay, Thursday, April 4th at 5:30pm. Rachel will discuss Reclaiming Patient Narrative in Graphic Medicine. Join us for this fascinating event!
New in February, two e-book titles are now available at Dana on Point-of-Care tips and Dermatology for skin of color. Check them out!
The Human Anatomy Atlas is a research database that is part of the Visible Body suite of products. Its main menu lets you browse and access 3D views, animations, quizzes, and any custom content you may have saved.
Dana now has new e-book titles that include topics on the Biologics of Orthopedic Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Heart Disease in Infants and Children, among others. Check them out!
Dana Medical Library, in partnership with the Graduate Writing Center, now offers a drop-in Writing Clinic at the library: Mondays 2:30-4:30 and Tuesdays 3:30-5:30.
Spring break in Georgia. Photo taken by Nina Loutchko with Howe Library’s DSLR Canon Rebel T6i. #uvm #uvmlibraries