Acupuncture : a stress-based model
Advanced acupuncture : a clinic manual
Anecdotes of traditional Chinese medicine
Hawaiian shamanistic healing : medicine ways to cultivate the Aloha spirit
Inaba Katsu Bunrei’s extraordinary views of abdominal patterns
Maman Joon’s secret potions : ancestral remedies from the land of 1001 treasures
The modern herbal dispensatory : a medicine-making guide
Rainforest medicine : preserving indigenous science and biodiversity in the Upper Amazon
Please welcome the newest employee in Education and Reference, Jason Wardell. Jason started on November 15th! If you see him around the library or hear from him on AskUs make sure to give him a warm welcome!
Learn a little bit more about Jason in his short biography:
I was born in Chicago, but have called Colorado my home since 1996. I graduated from Colorado State University in 2007 with a BA in English Literature, and again from Metropolitan State University in 2011 with a BA in Journalism. Today, I live in Denver with my wife, Mindi, and our Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, Penny. I’m presently enrolled in the School of Library and Information Management at Emporia State University in the 2017 Denver cohort, and I aspire to work in an academic library to fulfill my dream of never leaving school. Outside of the library, I host a weekly pub quiz for Geeks Who Drink, provide website and marketing support for Cook Street School of Culinary Arts, and am very passionate about certain flavors of La Croix.
Many of you use EndNote to harvest or gather PDFs in your EndNote Library. It’s a huge time saver when you are trying to collect the articles you need for a grant or manuscript. The library has changed how we are able to do this and you need to update your settings as soon as possible. If you don’t make these changes, your copy of EndNote will stop harvesting PDFs. Our Proxy setting has changed as well – that’s the thing that authenticates you when you are not on campus and trying to harvest PDFs. Take the time to make this change now, the new settings are already working.
In Endnote PC, go to the “Edit” drop down menu and choose “Preferences“. For EndNote MAC, you’ll find “Preferences” under the EndNote X8 menu. Once you are in the EndNote Preferences box, make sure you have “Find Full Text” selected.
Check all 4 of the checkboxes. The “OpenURL Path:” field should be
https://primo.hsl.ucdenver.edu/openurl/01UCOHS/01UCOHS?
Copy and paste this into the field or type it very deliberately. Uppercase matters and must be typed exactly as shown. Include the “?” at the end. Please note the URL begins with https.
You only need to fill in the “Authenticate with: URL:” field if you use EndNote when you are off campus. Even if you use the OIT VPN, you need to configure the “Authenticate with” field. If you never use EndNote from off campus then you may leave this field blank. If you are using EndNote remotely, the “Authenticate with: URL” should be
https://proxy.hsl.ucdenver.edu/
If you need assistance or would like us to help walk you through any of these changes, you can reach the Education & Reference department in the library from 9:00am through 4:00pm at 303-724-2109.
Now that you’ve had a little time to settle in, purchase your textbooks, and figure out where you can get lunch, we want to extend a warm welcome from the faculty and staff at your Health Sciences Library here on campus! The Health Sciences Library website is the gateway for many resources you’ll use for your studies and research.
From our website, you can:
Although you can get to most Library resources without ever leaving your home, there are many reasons to visit the Library:
Especially for students:
The Health Sciences Library offers many services specifically for students:
Especially for Staff and Faculty!
If you have any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you! Best wishes on your new journey and we’ll look forward to seeing you in the library.
The HSL online catalog, Search@HSL, has two new features.
The first new feature is the addition of the BrowZine button to the navigation menu. You can access the additional options in the navigation menu by clicking on the ellipses […]:
The BrowZine option is now added for easy use:
If you click on the link, you will be redirected to the BrowZine main webpage that includes the content available from HSL:
BrowZine is a content aggregator that allows patrons to browse the periodical collection. Users can browse the collection by subject, view the contents of journals, connect to the full text if available, export the citation information, create a personal bookshelf of favorite journals if you create an account, and share content through social media. BrowZine also offers an app version, where you can select the HSL library and login with your credentials to use BrowZine on your devices.
The second new feature to Search@HSL is the option ‘Fetch Item’ in the navigation menu has been changed to ‘Citation Linker’.
This option in Search@HSL allows users to find citations for articles, books, and journals.
Users can search for the item and Search@HSL will find the item in the catalog. To get the citation, click on the ‘Citation’ icon under the ‘Send to’ menu of the record, and select the citation type you need. The options are APA, Chicago/Turabian, Harvard, and MLA. Copy the citation and insert into a document.
If the Library Genie granted you three library wishes, what would they be? Now you have the opportunity to let us know!
Submit your three wishes to the library genie today! Your wishes will be anonymous, but if you’d be willing to talk more with us about your wishes you can include your name and e-mail address.
