The UpToDate app now works with our institutional subscription. Setup is fast and easy, so give it a try today!

1. Access UpToDate from the library website while ON CAMPUS and set up an account. Use the Log In/Register link in the upper right.
2. You will receive an email with instructions on how to download the app and get started.
3. In order to maintain uninterrupted access to UpToDate Anywhere, you must re-verify your affiliation with your organization once every 90 days. To re-verify, log in to UpToDate from a computer connected to the NUNM campus computer network.

Questions? Problems? Contact the library staff.

Do you want to stay current on the latest medical literature? Look no further than PubMed Journals! PubMed Journals allows you to find and follow your favorite journals, browse articles, and keep up-to-date with trending articles through your journals feed.

You can access PubMed Journals if you have a NCBI, NIH, or Google account. If you don’t have an NCBI account yet, it’s easy to sign up! To make an account, just create a username, password, and enter in your email address. So simple!

Last spring we asked for your feedback and suggestions about how to make the quiet space in the library more comfortable and pleasant. You spoke, and we listened! We replaced the big wooden table that wasn’t being regularly used with 6 lounge chairs and 3 tables.

We also brought in rolling whiteboards to help with your studying. Dry erase markers and erasers are available at the front desk for in-library use, or you can checkout whiteboard supplies for a full day.

Finally, remember those paper cranes you folded in the spring? The library staff created a beautiful hanging mobile with those cranes, and it is now hanging above the new seating area. Come take a look at the amazing art piece you helped create and maybe try out the new chairs! This might be your new favorite spot on campus.

Do you want your latest presentation to get noticed? Does your poster need some oomph? The library can help! During our spring survey, you requested color printing in the library. And now it’s a reality! Color printing services are now available at the NUNM library for a small fee.

Regular copy paper: $0.50 per sheet

Presentation paper (24lb.): $1.00 per sheet

Please see someone at the front desk if you have questions or concerns.

 

Do you wonder how copyright and fair use works? Do you need to know how to cite a website in AMA citation style? Do you need help with time management and study habits? Look no further because the Library Guides are here. Over the past few months, the library staff has been creating guides to help you in your studies. The subjects of these guides range from test anxiety and essay tips to copyright and fair use. The four library guides that we are debuting today are AMA Citation, Copyright for Students, Test Taking Tips and Study Skills. Keep an eye out for more guides that are on the way!

For springtime fun, we are making and collecting origami cranes in the library. We have origami paper and directions available at the front desk. Come on over and make a crane or two as a fun break from studying. When you finish your crane, it can join the NUNM Library crane flock. We’re collecting the cranes in a ‘flock box’. When we have enough cranes gathered, library staff will turn the flock into a beautiful piece of art to hang in the front room of the library. Come help the flock grow!

User ID and password are no longer needed for the Classical Chinese Medicine Associate’s Forum, our own Heiner Fruehauf’s rich database of articles, lectures and practical demonstrations. From the library’s Databases page, you can enter the site the same as you would any other database.  If you are on campus, simply click on the name of the database: Classical Chinese Medicine Associate’s Forum.  If you are off campus, click on the off-campus users link.

The newest video on the NCBI YouTube channel, Navigating the NIH Manuscript Submission Process, gives you detailed help with submitting, reviewing and approving your manuscript in the NIH Manuscript Submission (NIHMS) system. The NIHMS system supports manuscript depositing into PubMed Central (PMC) as required by the public access policies of NIH and other participating funding agencies.

The latest edition of The Clinician’s Handbook of Natural Medicine is now available online. To access it, search the library catalog for the title and look for Online Access. Ask a librarian if you have any questions.

Come see our display of books and videos for your spring break chill time.