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Publish or Perish?

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Let’s be real – when you’re drowning in textbooks and clinical rotations, the last thing you want to think about is researching and writing a paper. But here’s the thing: publishing research isn’t just some academic hoop you have to jump through. It can be a total game-changer for your medical career. And you don’t […]

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It’s 9pm. Have you seen your research guide?

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Have you ever wondered what journals the library has for your discipline? What databases you should be using? How to format a search phrase? If so, you’re in luck! The info you’re looking for is waiting for you on a research guide built your librarian just for you! (and other folks in your discipline) The […]

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Librarian’s Essential Toolbox – Selections

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Are you looking for effective tools to save time? The following is a short (and by no means exhaustive…) list of key resources that librarians at SMHS depend on for quick information and increased productivity. Essential Resources Library Research Guides SMHS librarians have created Research Guides on a range of topics. Here are a few […]

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Library Resources Guide on Writing and Publishing Case Reports

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Do you have a patient case that is unique, rare, or that your colleagues could learn from? Then consider publishing a case report! A case report can fall into many different categories including rare diseases, anatomical variations, unusual presentation of disease/condition, difficult to diagnose or inconclusive diagnosis, treatment difficulties or personal impact. We can help […]

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Library Resources Guide to Artificial Intelligence

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Looking for a basic overview of artificial intelligence (AI) in medical and health sciences disciplines? Frustrated by the lack of information from your professional organization or overwhelmed by the news on AI? We have built an entry-level guide to AI in the health sciences to provide you with basic background information and curated readings and […]