Inter-Library Loan services provide you with book/audiovisual
loans and high-quality copies of documents (primarily journal articles and book
chapters) from materials NOT OWNED by the Library. Anyone can use our Inter-Library Loan service
– simply contact PCILL@exch.library.tmc.edu
or call 713.799.7105 between 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday through Friday to request
a loan. To find out more about our Inter-Library Loan policies and services,
visit our website at http://www.library.tmc.edu/departments/ill/ill.html.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Did you Know...
The Library offers Inter-Library Loan?
Yoga at The TMC Library
The Library is hosting yoga
classes every Thursday from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. The cost is $10 per class.
Classes are open to everyone, and registration is not required.. The yoga
routine of stretching and breathing is appropriate for all levels, from
beginner to advanced. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat or towel.
Classes are held in room S100 on the Street Level, which is not accessible from
the main library. Enter the building on the UT side from Webber Plaza.
The classes are taught by M.T.
from Maria Theresia’s Yoga Therapy (http://www.houstonyogatherapy.com).
M.T. is an experienced instructor who trains other yoga therapists and
teaches at multiple locations around Houston and in the Texas Medical
Center.
For additional information,
contact Donna Evans at 713.799.7123 or donna.evans@exch.library.tmc.edu.
TMC Library Research Guide
Where’s the library? What’s EBM? What Nursing Resources does
the library have?
These are all questions that can be answered by the TMC
Library’s Research Guides. Research
Guides are sets of web pages for research assistance, subject guides, and
useful resources compiled by the friendly, knowledgeable librarians at the TMC
Library. Our Research Guides can be found on the TMC Library Homepage or
you can link directly here: http://libguides.library.tmc.edu/. Keep this link handy because new guides are
being added all the time. If you have a
suggestion for a guide please contact reference.librarian@exch.library.tmc.edu.
Friday, September 13, 2013
MD Consult Being Retired by Publisher
Elsevier will be phasing out MD Consult in 2014.
Since the database will neither be updated nor fully supported technically during its last
year, The TMC Library will not renew for 2014; MD Consult's last day here will be this October 31st.
Elsevier has introduced a new product,
ClinicalKey, which is priced beyond the reach of many libraries,
including this one-- so, instead, we are initiating independent
subscriptions to MD Consult resources that can be licensed individually-- a solution that provides both continuity and cost-effectiveness.
Most
of the journals, including the Clinics of
North America series, are now in ScienceDirect. Most
of the medical textbooks will be in ebrary, and some resources will be accessible via their own publishers. A few titles will
not be available outside of ClinicalKey.
MD Consult has been a great collection for TMC’s medical students and residents, and many of us will miss it; but the Library provides a number of other, equally dependable and authoritative clinical reference materials for your use. We will post a Research Guide to link you to former MD Consult titles, and also to recommend some alternatives to those that could not be retained.
We appreciate our users' continued support as we strive to deliver the best possible resources to support your study and research needs.
We appreciate our users' continued support as we strive to deliver the best possible resources to support your study and research needs.
Monday, September 9, 2013
Springer journal platform down
Springer is currently experiencing a system-wide outage. No Springer journals are accessible at this time. The publisher is working on this problem. We will notify you as soon as it is resolved. Thank you for your patience. If you need immediate access to any Springer articles, the publisher will do thie best to get those to our patrons. Please contact Joanne Romano at joanne.romano@exch.library.tmc.edu and have your Springer article citation handy. Thank you for your patience.
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