New Books & Media at the HSL
March 20, 2007

New items in that should be of interest to the people in PHHP. Click on the links to be taking to the library records.
Redefining health care book cover

WA 950 P356p 2007--Presenting medical statistics : from proposal to publication : a step-by-step guide / Janet L. Peaco

W 74 AA1 P847r 2006--Redefining health care : creating value-based competition on results / Michael E. Porter, Elizabeth

WL 140 N49265 2007--Neurological rehabilitation / [edited by] Darcy A. Umphred

WD 210 C5365 2006--Childhood obesity and health research / Richard K. Flamenbaum

MRC WB 460 G653d 2007 CDROM--Differential diagnosis for physical therapists : screening for referral / Catherine Cavallaro Goodman

WB 460 M935 2004--Movement sciences : transfer of knowledge into pediatric therapy practice / Robert J. Palisano

WB 320 M985 2007--Musculoskeletal interventions : techniques for therapeutic exercise / editors, Michael L. Voight

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Research guides
March 08, 2007

Visit your library more oftenDon't know where to start?
Researching childhood obesity?
Working on a project that requires statistics?
Trying to find out who's cited your article?
Want to unravel the mysteries of Evidence-Based Practice?
Need to immerse your self in Cultural Competence material?

Check out our research guides. Just do a search on the topic or take a look at the new Wiki's we've developed.

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RSS feeds
March 05, 2007

Welcome to our new site! Along with our new redesign, I'd like to point out a new tool we've been using a lot more lately: RSS.

RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication." Think of RSS as being like an inbox for the Web, a place where all types of updated information is stored for you until you are ready to access it. Another way to look at it: it's a way of bringing the information to you. Instead of having to click on multiple blogs or news sites, or even PubMed to see if they've been updated or added new content, you can go to one place to access it.

You'll need a RSS reader. Here are some of the options:
Bloglines (my favorite)
Google Reader
Yahoo! RSS

A couple of examples of feeds:

PHHP authors in PubMed
UB Authors in PubMed
PHHP@HSL blog (this blog)
New York Times articles/Health

If you want to know more about RSS, be sure to visit the links below. As always, contact me if you want more information!

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