New information, tips, tricks, and event notices from the Coy C. Carpenter Library at Wake Forest University School of Medicine

11.05.2009

Medical Letter Available Electronically

Wake Forest University now has access to the full suite of electronic products offered by The Medical Letter.

Included in this product:

· The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics – Searchable database with data from 1988 through the present. Updated biweekly. Palm OS application included
· Treatment Guidelines from The Medical Letter – Searchable database with data from the first issue September, 2002 though the present. Updated monthly. Palm OS application included
· Adverse Drug Interactions Program – An evidence-based, proprietary database of adverse drug interactions. Searches for interactions between 2 and up to 12 drugs; also includes management recommendations and references are hyperlinked to the original literature. Updated regularly.
· CME/CE (online) up to 50 credits per year, per user included with this license

The Medical Letter is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Medical Letter is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education to pharmacists.
This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 50 prescribed credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians.

For steps to enroll yourself in The Medical Letter’s Online CME/CE please visit: http://medicalletter.org/cmesteps

Please click here to receive the E-table of contents on a regular basis. http://medicalletter.org/tml/etoc
Please keep in mind that The Medical Letter accepts no advertising or funding from any outside source. We operate solely on the revenues generated by subscriptions. This has enabled us to remain your most reliable source for unbiased, peer-reviewed, critical evaluations of new medicines.

11.04.2009

PubMed problem

PubMed Medline is having issues this morning (Wednesday). If you get a "Service Unavailable" error message, please use the Ovid Medline link directly above it. Same database, different interface. Call, email, or use Communicator to contact the Reference Desk for assistance.
refdesk@wfubmc.edu
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11.02.2009

Autumn Newsletter from the Library

Please view the new Autumn Library Newsletter.
Included in Issue #25;

No More Overdue Fines
Renovations
Recycling
New PubMed
Rightslink
Bio Abs
Nursing Pubs
NLM Award
ILLiad
Yellow Study

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