Tagged: Trials

Tagged: Trials

Tagged: Trials
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Tell Us What You Think about these Trial Resources

Trial resources await your review. Explore the backfiles of popular magazines like Ebony and The Atlantic. Take a deep dive into religious studies, or art and design monographs, explore the history of African American thought, or the history of the LGBTQ rights movement. Take a tour of these databases, from
April 28, 2020
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Take a look! Trial of Visible Body 3D anatomy educational tool

Visible Body is an interactive 3d anatomy tool for the study and review of human anatomy and function. UC Davis affiliates are currently able to try out this resource through spring  quarter (June 11, 2020). To try it out: When you are on campus (within UC Davis’s internet IP range), select
January 13, 2020
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UC Pilots protocols.io to Benefit Research and Education

Having a clear and detailed methods section in research journal articles is one the most effective approaches to improve research reproducibility. Reproducibility is a focus of open research as a means to improve scientific practice and reduce inefficiencies created by the inability to recreate previously performed research. The University of
October 24, 2019 • Megan Van Noord
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Take a look! NEJM Journal Watch Online trial through the end of November 2019 

NEJM Journal Watch helps clinicians and researchers stay current with succinct and easy-to-read summaries and expert comments on important research, medical news, drug information, public health alerts, and guidelines. NEJM Journal Watch: https://www.jwatch.org/ NEJM Journal Watch is relevant to physicians, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, residents, students, pharmacists, and
October 23, 2019 • Amy Studer
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Take a look: Psychotherapy.net

Blaisdell Medical Library is sponsoring a trial of Psychotherapy.net during September 2018. 10/1/2018 UPDATE: Trial has been extended to October 7, 2018. Don’t forget to provide feedback! Relevant to students, teachers, and clinicians
September 4, 2018 • Amy Studer

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