A-Z Library ResourcesWilliam H. Welch Medical

Librarywww.welch.jhu.edu

Lori Rosman, MLS, AHIPlrosman@jhmi.eduOctober 24, 2013

E is for E-Resources• Over 7,000

electronic journals

• More than 400 electronic databases

• 9,000+ electronic books

• More than 2,000 videos

Easy to browse

E is for E-Resources

Welch E-Resources• Browse alphabetically• Search titles of

resourcesbiostatistics

E is for E-Resources

• Summary of search results

• Click on title to access

P is for Popular ResourcesPubMed – A database from the National Library of Medicine containing over 23 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books.

Cochrane Library – Provides access to independent high quality evidence for health care decision making.

Embase – Covers international biomedical literature, including journals and many conferences. Includes more than 5 million citations not covered by PubMed.

Scopus & Web of Science – Abstract and citation databases that cover the scientific, technical, medical and social sciences fields as well as arts and humanities.

WorldCat – Catalogs content of more than 50,000 libraries in more than 90 countries. Contains more than 63 million records referencing physical and digital items in over 360 languages.

C is for Catalyst or JH Libraries Catalog

The comprehensive listing of all holdings in the JHU Libraries, both in print and electronic format.

• Add search terms and select the field to search.

• Use “Advanced” to see more search options.

C is for Catalyst or JH Libraries Catalog

C is for Catalyst or JH Libraries Catalog

Select “Request” to order the book.

Login with your JHED ID and select the pickup location.

C is for Catalyst or JH Libraries Catalog

Welch Library is the default location, but other options are available.

S is for Subject Guideshttp://welch.jhmi.edu/welchone/Subject-Guides

• Note - Public Health Guide

• Scroll to the bottom of the page for more subject guides.

S is also for Sheridan Librarieshttp://www.library.jhu.edu/

F is for FIND IT and Full-Text

The ‘FIND IT @JH’ icon appears in Catalyst and library databases as a gateway to full text.

F is for FIND IT and Full-Text

The FIND IT button next to an article or book record indicates all the options for obtaining the full text of the item.

F is for FIND IT and Full-Text

If an electronic version is not available, you will see a link to order a copy through WelDoc.

W is for WelDoc(interlibrary loan & document delivery)

• Access WelDocfrom the FINDIT button to automatically populate article requests.

• Login to WelDoc to manage requests and view PDFs once requests are filled.

• Note: First time users will need to complete a new user registration form.

W is for WelDoc(interlibrary loan & document delivery)

• New Request– To submit new requests for

Articles, Books, Book Chapters, Conference Papers, Reports, and Theses.

• View– To access account information and

Electronically Received Articles.

W is for WelDoc(interlibrary loan & document delivery)

You will receive an email to login to your account when the PDF is available.

Click on “Electronically Received Articles” to access the PDF.

W is for WelDoc(interlibrary loan & document delivery)

Click on 'About WelDoc' for a list of FAQs. If these don't address your question, either call 410-955-3418 (M-F, 8am-4:30pm) or e-mail docserv@hydra.welch.jhu.edu

O is for Off-Campus Access:EZ Proxy

• Connect to Library resources from off campus using your JHED ID and password.

O is for Off-Campus Access:JHConnect (VPN)

• You can also connect via a virtual private network called JHConnect, which is available from the MyJohnsHopkins site http://my.jhu.edu/

O is for Off-Campus Access:JHConnect (VPN)

Step 1: Go to http://my.jhu.edu and log in with your JHED ID and password.Step 2: Select “Technology”

Step 3: Select “JHConnect”

O is for Off-Campus Access:JHConnect (VPN)

You may need to consult the “Troubleshooting & Support” guide to set your computer preferences.

O is for Off-Campus Access:JHConnect (VPN)

R is for Refworks

• RefWorks is an online bibliographic management tool that allows you to create your own personal database of references.

• You can automatically import references from a search performed in a database or enter them manually.

• RefWorks is free to the Hopkins community and accessible with your JHED ID and password.

Easy access from the Welch Library web site: “Quick Tools”

R is for Refworkswww.refworks.com

Off-campus access code is RWJHMI

R is for Refworks

Login here!

Left side is for Group Accounts only!

R is for Refworkshttp://guides.library.jhu.edu/refworks

R is for Refworks

R is for Refworks

• Select “RefWorks direct export”.

• Select “Complete format”.

• Login to your RefWorks account for direct import.

R is for Refworks

• References import into “Last Imported” folder.

• “Help” contains easy to follow tutorials.

T is for Tutorialshttp://www.youtube.com/user/welchlibrary

G is for Google Scholar

• Click on settings

Access Hopkins full text and RefWorks direct export through Google Scholar!

http://scholar.google.com/

G is for Google Scholar

• Click on “Show links to import citations into”

• Select program –RefWorks is listed last.

http://scholar.google.com/

Set up direct export to your Bibliography Manager!

G is for Google Scholar

• Click on “Library Links”• Type “Hopkins” in search box.• Select all options for Hopkins and Save.

http://scholar.google.com/

Set up direct access to FINDIT@JHU FullText!

Tips: Finding Resources

• Welch Medical Library: http://welch.jhmi.edu/

• Welch Public Health guide: http://welch.jhmi.edu/welchone/Public-Health-Resources

• Sheridan Libraries: www.library.jhu.edu

• Sheridan Data & Statistics Guide: http://guides.library.jhu.edu/datastats

I is for Informationist

Lori Rosman, MLS, AHIPlrosman@jhmi.edu

410-614-1286

Department of Biostatistics Office Hours:SPH, Genome Cafe

Wednesdays, 2 – 3pm (and by appointment)

Available for Skype or Adobe Connect meetings too!