• Collaboration between the South Carolina Clinical & Translational Research Institute (SCTR) and Health Sciences South Carolina (HSSC)

• Palmetto Profiles is a version of the open source research networking software product "Profiles", developed by Harvard Catalyst, Harvard's CTSA-funded organization and supported by Recombinant Data Corp

• Software has automatic identification of publications from PubMed

• Researcher can login in and edit their profile, update their publications, and make connections to other researchers

Currently being piloted at MUSC, but will roll out to all HSSC institutions including:

• Clemson University• Greenville Hospital System University

Medical Center• Palmetto Health• Spartanburg Regional Healthcare

System

Allowing for new ways to network between researchers in South Carolina

Search for Researchers with

expertise in a particular area.

Searching: Alcoholism242 results returned

Click on the researcher’s name to view their profile

Click on “Why?” to view the

connections this researcher has to your search

60 matching publications for Alcoholism and Kathleen Brady

View publications that are relevant to

your search

View the researcher’s

profile

View keywords that describe

the researcher’s

work.

The size and color of the keywords

indicate which topics are

most representative

of this researcher’s

work.

View the co-authors on

this researcher’s publications.

Find researcher’s at

MUSC who have published

on similar topics.

And now you are thinking…

This is a useful tool, but how do I access and edit

my profile?

In the left side menu, you will find the options to edit and login to your profile.

Now you are in “Edit

Mode”

From “Edit Mode” you can hide your address,

And your e-mail address.

You can add awards,

Add or Edit

narrative,

Add or Edit

narrative,

You can hide or show

sections of your profile

Or manage

your publicatio

ns.

Click “Add PubMed” to

add a publication.

Or “Delete” to

remove multiple

publications.

Or “Delete” a

single publication

.

Add people to your “Network”

by selecting their relationship you

you and your research.

Questions?

Please contact the SUCCESS Center at

792-8300 or success@musc.edu