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- Updated by: Gennice W. King -
Associate Library Director
- 10-19-11 Mary George – Head of Technical Service
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- Introduce you to the College of Pharmacy Library Home Page.
- Share what resources are available to you.
- Ensure understanding how to access the resources.
- Give example of how to search within a database.
- Review how to find a citation and how to obtain a full text.
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- Drug Information (Tertiary Literature)
- Micromedex
- Pharmacist’s Letter
- Natural Medicine
- Databases (Primary Literature)
- OVID
- IDIS (Iowa Drug Information System)
- IPA (International Pharmaceutical Abstracts)
- Medline
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- Disease Databases
- Journal Retrievers
- A-Z Electronic Journals
- IDIS
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- Onsite – Means on campus
- Offsite – Means you could be in Alaska
- Logins and passwords required
- Wireless regardless of location
- Never give anyone your login or password!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Ovid Technologies is an internationally recognized leader of electronic
medical, scientific, and academic research information solutions.
- By providing a customizable suite of content, tools and services
- Ovid supports the diverse research needs of its 13 million users
worldwide - academic, medical, and corporate professionals and students
seeking fast, accurate answers to important questions that help to fuel
discoveries, explore topics, or research new theories.
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- To begin Ovid search you must first select your database
- You can select more than one database
- You will find more information about each database by click the information icon
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- Click on Ovid
- Offsite http://www.xula.edu/library/pharm/index.php
- Login: gking22
- Passwords: abcde123
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- Boolean operator: terms used in online searching to either narrow or
expand search results.
- Establishes relationship between keywords/concepts that will provide you
with the results you want.
- Three Boolean operators: AND, OR, NOT
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- AND
- Using the operator AND between keywords (Obesity AND Hypertension)
will narrow results of a search because all the keywords have to be
present in order for an item to be retrieved
- OR
- Using the operator OR between keywords (Obesity OR Hypertension) will broaden
results of a search because it allows for either keyword to appear in
your search results
- NOT
- Using the operator NOT between
keywords (Obesity NOT Hypertension) will limit results of a search
because it will exclude the keyword immediately following it.
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- To access you must first log in using your Xavier e-mail and password
(if off campus)
- - Login: (email user name)
- - Password: (email password)
- Then you must click IDIS/WEB Log In
- Finally, click Login by IP
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- Full text articles about drugs and drug therapy in humans taken from
over 200 leading medical and pharmaceutical journals
- Allows you to search specific citations
- Perform searches within specific journals
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- White WB, Hanes V, Chauhan V, Pitt B. Effects of a New Hormone Therapy,
Drosperinone and 17-B-Estradiol, in Postmenopausal Women With
Hypertension. Hypertension. 2006;48:246-253.
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- Article Title: Hypertension
- Key Words: Drosperinone
- Date: 2006
- Volume Number: 48
- Page Number:246
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- Offsite
- Login: gking22
- Password: abcde123
- SAME AS BEFORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Drug Interactions between:
- Plavix
- Aspirin
- St. Johns Wort
- Garlic
- Ginko Biloba
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- After all drug names are added,
click on “Check Interactions.”
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- All drug interactions in database will appear.
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- Provides clear, concise, and accurate clinical reference solutions to
healthcare professionals and institutions:
- Drug and Drug Interaction Information
- Information on Diagnosis and Disease Management
- Formulary Services
- Patient Education Resources
- Clinical Support Tools
- Unbiased information is collected, validated, and published daily by a
team of pharmacists and physicians, ensuring the most current and
clinically-relevant support for point-of-care decisions.
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- SEARCH - Enter a drug name (brand or generic) in the "Search for"
box (top left corner of screen) and click on the Search button.
- SELECT - The "SEARCH RESULTS" window will bring up every
Lexi-Comp database containing the drug that was searched. To review the
information, simply click on the name of the drug in the database you
wish to review.
- REVIEW - There are two ways to review the information. Click on the
downward pointing arrow in the "Jump To Field (Select Field
Name)" near the top of the page OR use the scroll bar on the right
side of the screen.
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- Use “Lexi-Interact” to look for drug combinations that are of clinical
concern
- Use “Web Search” to initiate searches of authoritative websites related
to a drug
- Use “Lexi-DrugID” to look for an unidentified tablet, pill, or drug by
its imprint, form, shape, or color
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- Use “Lexi-Pals” to create personalized Patient Education Pamphlets
- Use “Search for” box to print detailed descriptions of drugs, herbs, and
vitamins that provide key clinical information
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- Database that is recognized as the scientific gold standard for
evidence-based, clinical information on natural medicines
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- Effectiveness
- Drug interactions
- Adverse effects for each ingredient contained in the product
- Monograph name
- Colloquial, non-scientific names
- Scientific names
- ALL known uses
- Safety
- http://www.xula.edu/library/pharm/index.php
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- The interactions are given ratings to inform the reader of the ones to
be most cautious with.
- Helps the reader find out which natural products have an evidence-based
effectiveness rating for a particular condition.
- Also allows the reader to interact with other pharmacists
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- Click on Natural Medicines or Pharmacists Letter
- If off campus remember
- Log in with Xavier email and password
- Login: gking22
- Password: abced123
- Click on Activate my subscription
- Wal-Mart has purchased student subscriptions as a gift
- Once you subscribe to Natural Medicines, you will also have access to Pharmacist
Letter and Ident-A-Drug Reference
- http://www.xula.edu/library/pharm/index.php
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- Login: gking22@xula.edu
- Password: abcde123
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- After activating your account, you can begin searching by:
- Typing in the name of the product, ingredient, etc.
- Browsing the list of products
- Browsing the disease states
- Looking up natural product/drug interactions
- An example of a search is as follows:
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- Pharmacist's Letter is a subscription service for pharmacists covering
new developments in drug therapy, and trends in pharmacy practice.
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- The service consists of a monthly letter, plus Detail-Documents
available 24 hours a day.
- The Letter gives pharmacists very short concise updates and advice.
- The Detail-Documents provide in-depth coverage answering many specific
questions related to each topic.
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- From the XU library resource center page, you must have subscribed
through Natural Medicines in order to access Pharmacist Letter.
- Sign in with the same email address and password as Natural Medicines!
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- You can begin searching by:
- Browsing by category
- Conducting a simple search
- Conducting an advanced search
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- After choosing an article, Pharmacist Letter will give you:
- Brief recommendation of treatment
- The full detailed article which includes:
- Citation
- Levels of evidence according to evidence-based medicine
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