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Deborah Chiarella, MLS
Deborah is the subject librarian for Pharmacy and is available for research consultations, instruction, curricular support & purchase requests.

dtc3@buffalo.edu | AIM: DebChiarella
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HSL Multimedia Development Lab
Posted: November 13th, 2009

What is the HSL Multimedia Development Lab?

The Multimedia Development Lab is a work space for creating presentations,
websites, tutorials, analog to digital conversions, and any other visual
and/or audio projects you can think of. The MDL comes equipped with three
PCs, one Mac, two flatbed scanners, a slide scanner, a multi-CD duplicator
tower, and a VHS video converter. For software, there is Adobe Creative
Suite 3 (Acrobat Professional, Dreamweaver, Flash, Illustrator, Indesign,
and Photoshop), MS Office 2003. We also have software to convert your
media for online use, be it web pages or video streaming.

Why do we need a Multimedia Development Lab?

By far the most important aspect of any project today is the ability for it
to be used in a digital format. At the MDL, we provide you with equipments
to digitize documents, pictures, or even x-rays so they can be shared
electronically. Even older outdated media formats can be digitized and
updated to be of use again, e.g. image slides and old VHS. On any given
project, even a simple presentation, many different resources are used in
its creation. At the MDL, we have everything you need in one area on the
South Campus so you can finish a project from beginning to end.

Who can use the Multimedia Development Lab?

Any UB faculty, staff, or students can use the MDL. Please contact Lori
Widzinski (829-3900 x138) or Chris Cheung (829-3900 x139) for access.

Where is the MDL located?

The MDL is located in the Digital Media Resources Center in the basement of
the Health Sciences Library.

When is the MDL open?

The MDL is open Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5:00.

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Early Fall Issue of The Periodical Available
Posted: October 22nd, 2009

The Early Fall 2009 issue of The Periodical, the newsletter of
UB’s Health Sciences Library, is now available at:
http://library.buffalo.edu/hsl/about/periodical.html

Contents:

FALL 2009 WORKSHOPS

STUDY AREAS AT HSL

ROSWELL PARK DEATH MASK ON DISPLAY

MEDICAL VIDEOS AVAILABLE FOR ONLINE VIEWING

OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL ARTICLES:
Why You Can Get the Full Text of Some Articles But Not
Others Articles in a Single Issue of an Online Journal

EVERYBODY NEEDS FRIENDS
And the Health Sciences Library is No Exception!

WRITING A PAPER?
Here is an Online Guide to Citing Sources

TOP 100 JOURNALS IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE

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Free Influenza Portal
Posted: September 11th, 2009

EBSCO has released an information portal for influenza information. The site is free and is broken down into sections for the clinician, for nurses and consumer health information for patients. It includes information on the flu, avian flu and H1N1.

The site can be found here.

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Top Resources


EMBASE via Elsevier
A great resource that provides extensive coverage of drug-related literature and pharmacological information. Coverage includes effects, use, and administration of current, potential and experimental drugs, side effects, manufacturers, and trade names of approved and prospective drugs.  More Info

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MEDLINE
Extremely comprehensive, MEDLINE is a leading resource for locating journal articles relating to medicine and related subject areas, including pharmacology.  More Info

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Lexi-Comp Online (HUBNET)
Contains up-to-date drug information, dosage information, natural product information and drug toxicology information. Tools for identifying drugs and their potential interactions are also included.

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Allied & Complementary Medicine (AMED)
This resource searches a selection of journals in complementary or "alternative" medicine, palliative care, and several professions allied to medicine.  More Info


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CINAHL Plus with Full Text
Essential to nursing research, CINAHL provides comprehensive coverage of journal literature in the nursing and allied health fields.  More Info


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EMBASE via Elsevier
A major biomedical and pharmacological database which gives you access to the most up-to-date information about medical and drug-related subjects.  More Info


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Journals@Ovid Full Text
A collection of full-text journals in the medical and health-related fields.  More Info


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ScienceDirect
A collection of scientific and medical journals that provides access to several influential pharmacy and pharmacology journals including Trends in Pharmacological Sciences.  More Info


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Encyclopedias


Burger's Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Discovery
An encyclopedic reference work covering all aspect of drug design and development. More Info

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Physicians Desk Reference (PDR)
An excellent online resource, the PDR provides instant access to FDA approved drug information to include drug interactions, side effects, recommended dosages, and contraindications.

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