For more personalized or specialized announcements of additions to the library collections, set up an email alert using the "Preferred Searches" feature of our catalog.

At right, Clocks and rhythms / meeting organized by Bruce Stillman, Daviod Stewart, and Terri Grodzicker. Woodbury, NY : Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, c2007. New in the Queen Lane Library Collection.

Please accept our apologies for the abruptness of the switch; we had expected access to CINAHL through OVID to persist for a few more months. The EBSCO interface will offer some advantages -- our concurrent use limit is higher, so students are less likely to find themselves unable to access the database when a crucial assignment is due. Downloading of search results into RefWorks is also simpler with EBSCO than with the OVID interface.

We are quickly preparing tip sheets and tutorials to help you navigate this new version of CINAHL; watch for these to be announced here and, as always, don't hesitate to contact the libraries if you need any assistance:

• Hahnemann Library - 215-762-7184
• Queen Lane Library - 215-991-8740
• Hagerty Library - 215-895-2755

We expect journal title-level and article-level linking to be back in place within the next two weeks. In the meantime, if you need assistance locating an article, please contact one of the library reference desks for help:

• Hahnemann Library - 215-762-7184
• Queen Lane Library - 215-991-8740
• Hagerty Library - 215-895-2755

Here's what you do:

*Do a search in the catalog for the book you are interested in.
*Click on the book's record.
*Click on the Send via Text Message button at the bottom of the screen.
*Type in your cell phone number and select your cell phone provider.
*Click on Send.

The tutorials cover basic radiographic anatomy of the skeleton, radiographic evaluation of hallux valgus, ultrasound of the shoulder, and basic knee anatomy.

The following steps will work if your in -text citations were originally created in the previous version of Write-N-Cite:

In Write-N-Cite III, go the Tools menu.
Click on Convert to Write-N-Cite III Document. Your document will be converted to the proper format.
Click on the Create menu then the Create Bibliography. Your bibliography should now be processed with no errors.

If you would like further information or assistance, please contact the Hahnemann Library reference desk at 215-762-7184.

*Databases: Exam Master with PANCE questions
*Descriptions of PA association websites
*Additional ebooks

Heart disease mortality and hospital data are also available. Data can be broken down by gender and/or ethnicity. In addition to being printed and saved, two maps can be compared at the same time.

Creating an account will give you the opportunity to post your research interests and browse colleagues' profiles. You will have total control of your profile and publications lists as well as being able to track citation counts. To access ResearchID, you may either go directly to the website or click on the ResearchID tab in a Web of Knowledge database.

*A link to RefWorks
*Databases:Alt-Health Watch, ARTstor, Grove Dictionary of Art, HAPI
*A new ebook section which includes a link to Creative Arts in Therapy theses in iDEA.