Are you interested in determining the average age at which men versus women begin smoking? What if you need to know whether age at marriage differs between your region of the country and other regions, or about differences in political…
When you think of Stat!Ref, you may only think of eBooks, but this resource has far more to offer. It can help save you valuable time through Evidence Alerts and the Stat!Ref Mobile App. Evidence Alerts from Stat!Ref provides easy…
UpToDate is well known for its strength as a diagnostic tool, but summer 2014 saw the release of a unique new specialty to support palliative care. This interdisciplinary field concerns several facets of patient care during serious illness including quality of…
Along with the redesigned GRU Libraries website, users may have noticed that the Library Catalog has also undergone some changes. Rather than the classic GIL interface, the Library Catalog now defaults to GIL-Find. In addition to an updated look, GIL-Find…
The “My Bibliography” is found under your My NCBI account. Linking this account to your eRA Commons account can serve as a handy tool for managing the compliance status of your NIH grant funded publications. Linking your eRA Commons account to your…
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Public Access Policy was created to ensure the public had access to the published results of research conducted with NIH funding within 12 months of publication. The impact of this policy on researchers at…
Four librarians from GRU Libraries attended the Georgia Conference on Information Literacy (GaCOIL) in Savannah, Georgia this past weekend. GaCoil provides an opportunity for educators to share research and best methods related to teaching, learning, and assessing essential lifelong learning…
The American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5™) is now available at GRU. The Fifth Edition, published in May 2013, is a comprehensive resource for psychologists, nurses, counselors, researchers and other mental health professionals for diagnosing…
GRU Libraries have joined their constituents across both campuses to join the “GRU Fit” project! The GRU Fit project is planned for the staff at the Georgia Regents University. Staff is divided into walking teams by random assignment. The teams will compete…
Sixteen employees of GRU University Libraries attended the GIL Users Group Meeting (GUGM) on Thursday, May 16, held at Middle Georgia State College in Macon. Board of Regents Chancellor Hank Huckaby gave the opening address. He paraphrased Dickens and said…