Due to necessary maintenance of our EZproxy server, the Library’s electronic resources may be unavailable for approximately an hour beginning at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 25, 2016.
This upgrade should resolve recent access issues experienced at Childrens’ Health.
The South Campus (main) Library computers and printers will be unavailable this weekend (March 26-27, 2016) to perform electrical work/maintenance in the E2 construction areas. Wireless availability remains uncertain, but air conditioning and lighting will not be affected.
For any Library or Student computer/printing needs, please use the North Campus Branch Library (ND2.300) location.
CORRECTION: Survey link corrected. (4/4/2016) Survey link removed upon completion (4/11/2016)
The UT Southwestern Health Sciences Digital Library & Learning Center is currently trialing JAMAevidence, through April 8, 2016. Please provide feedback about the resource through this brief survey. JAMAevidence combines three evidence-based medicine (EBM) textbooks (Users’ Guide to the Medical Literature, 3rd. ed.; The Rational Clinical Examination; and Care at the Close of Life), as well as other educational tools for EBM training.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2016, stop by the Health Sciences Digital Library & Learning Center’s Rare Book Room (E3.314D) from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for “Surgical Instruments–From Army Pattern Chisel to Xyster“. Learn more about books, journals, and other materials in the Library’s special collections that highlight surgical instruments from the 18th century to the present. Several medical artifacts will also be on display, including surgical kits in wooden velvet-lined boxes, pocket kits, and more.
The Library offers a monthly series of open house events to the UT Southwestern community that feature different topics of interest from the special and digital collections. If you want more information about this event or others in the monthly series, please contact archives@utsouthwestern.edu.
The Library is pleased to announce that we recently purchased online access to every issue of JAMA and all of the JAMA specialty journals published from 1883-1997. Access to these journals is now available through Ejournals A to Z and the catalog. Publications in the collection include:
Complete list of JAMA backfiles
Please note that articles published before 1998 are available in PDF format only.