This year’s theme for National Library Week is “Ready, Set, Library!” This theme showcases how libraries promote connection and how we as librarians meet our users where they are. Where are HSLIC users? Where are you researching, studying, and making those connections? Meeting you where you are is especially import to us at HSLIC.
We listen to our users and do our best to acquire the resources that you request. For example, JoVE was requested by the Neurosciences Department. We listened and recently subscribed. JoVE is a unique resource that offers video based scientific content on subjects like behavior, biochemistry, cancer research, genetics, and, of course, neurosciences. You can take a look here:
Offers video based scientific content including video journal articles on research including subjects like behavior, biochemistry, cancer research, genetics, neuroscience and in education including subjects like biology, chemistry, statistics, environmental sciences, and clinical skills. In addition to requests, we also analyze use and turnaway data to determine which resources that members of the Health Sciences Center are interested in. Based on this data, we recently subscribed to AccessAnesthesiology and the F.A. Davis PT Collection. You can view these resources by clicking the links below:
This link opens in a new windowDesigned for students and experienced anesthesiologists and integrates authoritative texts with interactive tools, providing a wide range of materials including leading textbooks, procedural videos, an integrated drug database, and practice guidelines.
Provides access to information specifically for physical therapy students and professionals, including leading physical therapy textbooks, procedure and exercise videos, NPTE review materials, and case studies. If you have a request that you would like to make, please fill out the Request a Library Purchase Form and we will investigate.
We know that not everyone looks for information in the same way or in the same places, so we try to make resources accessible in different ways to hopefully find you where you're doing research:
Interested more in browsing? Check out BrowZine to stay current with the scholarly literature or OverDrive for business, educational, and diverse topics in ebooks and audiobooks:
This link opens in a new windowBrowse scholarly ejournals available from HSLIC by subject area. Can use a personal account to save and organize your favorite titles on a virtual bookshelf for an easy way to browse and stay current with the literature.
You can also use Google for your initial search! Follow these instructions to make sure you set University of New Mexico as your library. HSLIC's OverDrive includes a growing collection of ebooks and audiobooks. Download directly to your computer or use the Libby app with a variety of devices, including iPhones, iPads, Android devices, Nooks, Kindles, and more. This will ensure you are still connected to everything the library subscribes to on your behalf.
Have a question about any of our resources or platforms? The HSLIC Chat Service is available Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm or you can search HSLIC FAQ’s any time.
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