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| UpToDate extended and trial access to Dynamed |
| Together with seven other Dutch UMC libraries (within the Cambin partnership), LUMC has extended its UpToDate licence for another two years. UpToDate is accessible outside the LUMC with an ULCN account. |
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| Journal agreements renewed |
As of 2016, we have entered into a new agreement with Elsevier extending online access to some 1.700 journals on ScienceDirect.
In addition, the costs of publishing articles as Open Access in 350 journals have been settled for authors affiliated with Dutch universities and UMCs.
As such, while the journals themselves are not pure Open Access, the Dutch articles published within are. Use the 'Read more' option for news about Wiley and Oxford University Press. |
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| Phasing out of Reference Manager - transition to Endnote |
In March the Walaeus Library will be offering walk-in sessions, during which demonstrations will be given on how to convert between Reference Manager and EndNote.
The company responsible for Reference Manager has taken this product off the market as of 2016. Since Reference Manager is a standalone program, you can continue using this software. But please keep in mind that with every new Windows upgrade, the software’s compatibility with Windows will be reduced further.
The same company that produced Reference Manager offers an alternative, up-to-date program: EndNote. It is very simple to switch from Reference Manager to EndNote, as well as to convert text content with citations. |
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| News updates about LUMC |
Are you looking for a specific article, or would you like to stay up to date on the latest developments within LUMC or health care in general?
The newspaper database LexisNexis offers LUMC staff and students access to virtually every article published in the Netherlands’ daily newspapers, news magazines and professional journals. |
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| Emerging Sources Citation Index |
As of this year, Web of Science will be supplemented by a fourth, multidisciplinary index: the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).
This index includes journals that have an impact at the regional level or that are devoted to new fields that are quickly gaining importance.
At present, the ESCI contains 65,000 references. |
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| MORE NEWS |
- New: UBL Get IT. If you are working outside the LUMC network and would like to access a particular article, UBL Get It allows you to log in with the click of a mouse. After this, you can immediately access the desired article (provided the journal in question is included in our digital collection).
- Interested in the new books and dissertations, purchased by the library? Please check the acquisitions list.
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| Yamada's textbook of gastroenterology / edited by Daniel K. Podolsky, Michael Camilleri, J. Gregory Fitz, Anthony N. Kalloo, Fergus Shanahan, Timothy C. Wang. – 6th edition. - 2 volumes. WI 100/2016-YAMADA 01-02 (handbooks) |
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| Research methodology series |
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| A series of articles entitled ‘Methodologie van onderzoek’ (‘Methodology of Research’) published in Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde (NTvG) have been collected and presented within an app named ‘Kaf en koren’ (‘Chaff and Wheat’). The articles are also separately available via this overview. You can also go to watch brief 70-second clips that sum up the key points of various specialist terms and phrases – ‘confounding ’, for example. |
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