25 posts tagged medline
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Complete Listing of (my Medical) Search Widgets and others.
http://digicmb.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ complete-listing-of-my-medical-search.htm…Making widgets is as easy as making web-content, once you know how to do it. It is great fun to see how much use it is to many. Please let me know if you would like some kind of widget for your library or resource, and we will work something out.
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They Don’t Make Condoms For Your Brain, You Know
http://www.mentalhealthnotes.com/ 2008/ 04/ 29/ they-dont-make-condoms-for-your-…And, oh, how I wish they did. Maybe with a big ol’ piece of senselessnesscidal latex wrapped around my brain I wouldn’t be dangerously exposed to half the nonsense I’m exposed to on a daily basis. Overlook me. I’m in a mood, and I’ve just watched House, so, yeah, totally unnecessary sarcasm abounds.
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The ease of Google, the relevance of a good PubMed search
http://medinfo.netbib.de/ archives/ 2008/ 04/ 09/ 2552Und die Debatte, ob die Bibliothek “broken” ist oder der Nutzer, continues … on medlib-l Why does everyone expect PubMed to be like Google? Is Lexis/Nexus like Google? CINAHL? Web of Science? Not at all. Just because PubMed is free, doesn’t mean you don’t have to learn how to search it.
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PubGet (3rd Party PubMed/MEDLINE Tool)
http://davidrothman.net/ 2008/ 04/ 08/ pubget-3rd-party-pubmedmedline-tool/The idea behind Pubget is that it speeds up the process of grabbing the full-text PDFs from PubMed search results. The video below illustrates the idea: Above: Embedded video. If you are reading this in an aggregator, you may need to visit the site to view the video.
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JANE, eTBLAST, and Whatizit
http://davidrothman.net/ 2008/ 04/ 01/ jane-etblast-and-whatizit/When I posted in February about JANE, I should also have mentioned eTBLAST(previously mentioned here): Our service is very different from PubMed. While PubMed searches for “keywords”, our search engine lets you input an entire paragraph and returns MEDLINE abstracts that are similar to it.
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When the user actually *is* broken (Anna Kushnir and PubMed)
http://davidrothman.net/ 2008/ 03/ 31/ when-the-user-actually-is-broken-anna-kus…I have distinct childhood memories of asking my mother what one word or another meant. She would point out that there was a dictionary close at hand designed exactly for that purpose and invite me to make use of it. I remember asking my father to teach me to program in BASIC.
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PubFocus - Automates analysis of MEDLINE/PubMed
http://blogs.dolcera.com/ vinod/ 2008/ 03/ 07/ pubfocus-automates-analysis-of-me…PubFocus - Automates analysis of MEDLINE/PubMed March 7th, 2008 — Vinod Singh PubFocus web server automates analysis of MEDLINE/PubMed search queries by enriching them with two widely used human factor-based bibliometric indicators of publication quality: journal impact factor and volume of forward references.
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ExpertMapper - Bibliometric Analysis of MEDLINE data
http://blogs.dolcera.com/ vinod/ 2008/ 03/ 07/ expertmapper-bibliometric-analysi…ExpertMapper examines all medical publications that are indexed in the National Library of Medicine’s MEDLINE database. We rank the expertise of each author according to the number and type of articles that each expert has authored on the specific condition, disease, or treatment of interest to you.
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More PubMed for Facebook
http://davidrothman.net/ 2008/ 03/ 01/ more-pubmed-for-facebook/Gerry McKiernan points out two Facebook applications for searching PubMed, PubFace and PubMed Search. PubFace Results: PubMed Search Results: It’s sort of neat to be able to quickly share a PubMed citation with another Facebook user (see the link in the PubFace results above for “Send to a
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Making PubMed “Easy”?
http://davidrothman.net/ 2008/ 02/ 29/ making-pubmed-easy/Jon Brassey writes: I may have missed something, but none of these alternate interfaces allow easy searching of PubMed. Some are wonders of programming, some allow some very neat tricks but none make searching of PubMed easy. That’s a fair criticism, I suppose.
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