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The University Libraries are disappointed to announce that ClinicalKey, a large collection of biomedical books and journals, will no longer be available to the UVM community, starting on Friday, October 22nd. Unfortunately, negotiations with Elsevier, the publisher behind these resources, came to an unfruitful conclusion. Our budget cannot bear the quadrupled price increase Elsevier proposed.
Dana seeks two creative and service-oriented individuals to join our team of librarians who report to the Director of the Dana Medical Library. For more information and how to apply, click here.
September 15 through October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month, a monthlong tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society. Learn more about health issues that affect Latinx and Hispanic Americans.
We are thrilled to welcome you to campus, whether you are returning after some time off or joining us for the first time.
The UVM Libraries offer “Random Chats About Statistics,” a new workshop series, led by Statistical Design and Data Specialist Maria Sckolnick. Stop by these monthly sessions with your questions for open dialogue and assistance.
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EndNote uses a plug-in called “Cite While You Write” for Microsoft Word that allows the two programs to communicate with each other so that you can use them at the same time. Learn why this is helpful and how to make it work with Google Docs!
Dana Medical Library now carries a selection of popular board games and puzzles! They have a circulation period of one week and up to two games and puzzles can be checked out at a time.
Dana Medical Library has new titles that include topics on macular degeneration, arrhythmias in children, robotic surgery, and others. View the full list here.
Both walk-in and by-appointment sessions are available! Meet the Libraries' new Statistical Design and Data Specialist, Maria Sckolnick.
Dana Medical Library has new titles that include topics on musculoskeletal imaging, emotion in clinical settings, normalizing mental illness and neurodiversity in entertainment media, and others. Learn more here!
@uvmlibraries is disappointed to announce that ClinicalKey, a large collection of biomedical books and journals, will no longer be available to the UVM community, starting on Friday, Oct 22. Unfortunately, negotiations with Elsevier, the publisher behind these resources, came to an unfruitful conclusion. Our budget cannot bear the quadrupled price increase Elsevier proposed. Learn more by going to the Dana Medical Library website: dana.uvm.edu. @uvmmedicine @uvmcnhs @uvmmedcenter #danamedicallibrary #uvmlibraries #uvm @universityofvermont #clinicalkey #elsevier