Category: Highlighted Resource
The most recent post in this category will appear on the Lane Web homepage in the spot labeled “Resource of the Month”
American Hospital Association’s Annual Survey and Supplemental Data Sets
by Nicole Soares on January 6, 2025 9:00 am
How many times have you been working on a research project and got stuck in an endless loop of Google searches trying to find the answers to questions like: How many physicians and nurses does a hospital have? Which hospitals provide cardiovascular care facilities? What were the total Medicare and Medicaid discharges? Well, there are… Read more American Hospital Association’s Annual Survey and Supplemental Data Sets
Dean Minor's Winter Reading List
by Mindy Chang on December 16, 2024 1:42 pm
Lloyd B. Minor, MD, Dean of Stanford School of Medicine, recently shared his 2024 winter reading list on social media (LinkedIn, Facebook, & Instagram). Describing his recommendations, Dean Minor stated:As the holidays approach, I hope everyone can enjoy some time to rest and reengage with the things that bring you joy. For me, reading continues to be… Read more Dean Minor's Winter Reading List
Harnessing the Power of Scopus and SNIP for Interdisciplinary Collaboration
by Daniel Eller on December 2, 2024 9:00 am
As medical researchers race to find answers to real-world problems, the need for interdisciplinary collaboration has never been greater. Complex global challenges—ranging from public health crises to climate change—require insights from multiple disciplines. At Lane Medical Library, we understand the importance of leveraging the right tools to identify impactful research and foster collaborative opportunities. One… Read more Harnessing the Power of Scopus and SNIP for Interdisciplinary Collaboration
ConsumerLab & NatMed Pro: Tools to Evaluate Dietary Supplements & More
by Heida Earnest on November 1, 2024 8:00 am
Are you curious about the efficacy of dietary supplements, natural medicines, wellness products, and alternative therapies? Do you get patient questions about health and wellness products they see marketed on social media? Or are you curious about alternative therapies for conditions you treat? Today we are sharing two resources for finding evidence-based information about these… Read more ConsumerLab & NatMed Pro: Tools to Evaluate Dietary Supplements & More
GlobalData Pharmaceuticals
by Anu Moorthy on October 1, 2024 8:00 am
We now provide access to GlobalData pharmaceuticals, a valuable data source for information on pharmaceutical industry business intelligence for academic researchers, healthcare professionals, and business leaders. The database combines a vast amount of data related to drug development processes, clinical trials, regulatory affairs, and market dynamics from around the world. Additionally, the database includes a… Read more GlobalData Pharmaceuticals
Visual Learning In Psychology: Psychotherapy.net and Symptom Media
by Boglarka Huddleston on September 2, 2024 8:00 am
Psychotherapy.net Welcome to the world of therapy, where understanding human emotions and behaviors is as essential as it is complex. Psychotherapy.net is a comprehensive and dynamic resource tailored to meet the needs of anyone passionate about psychotherapy. Psychotherapy.net is an online resource that offers a rich repository of high-quality videos, articles, interviews, and training tools… Read more Visual Learning In Psychology: Psychotherapy.net and Symptom Media
Essential Anatomy Resources for MD/PA Students and Residents
by Connie Wong on August 1, 2024 9:00 am
As you embark on your medical school or residency journey, access to the best anatomy resources is crucial for your studies and clinical practice. Lane Medical Library offers a variety of tools to support your learning. Here are some essential anatomy resources available to you: Complete Anatomy Complete Anatomy is a powerful, highly detailed anatomy… Read more Essential Anatomy Resources for MD/PA Students and Residents
DXplain for Differential Diagnoses
by Alok Patel on July 1, 2024 9:00 am
What do you get when you combine a medical textbook with a computer science lab with Bayesian logic? You get DXplain, a clinical decision support system that is as impressive as it is incredibly fun and useful for education and generating a differential in those mystery cases. On the DXplain platform, you input clinical findings,… Read more DXplain for Differential Diagnoses
BMJ Best Practice: Empowering Clinicians at the Point of Care
by Amanda Woodward on June 3, 2024 8:00 am
BMJ Best Practice gives you access to the latest evidence-based guidance to inform your decisions in an easy-to-digest format. You can use BMJ Best Practice as a resource for staying current with best practices and ensuring your patients receive the most up-to-date treatments. Example of a BMJ Best Practice topic page on gestational hypertension. Key… Read more BMJ Best Practice: Empowering Clinicians at the Point of Care
Celebrate Nurses Month with AccessAPN
by Connie Wong on May 1, 2024 8:00 am
May is This Nurses Month! We are celebrating the incredible dedication of all nurses at Stanford Health Care and Stanford Medicine Children’s Health by highlighting a top nursing resource: bringing you the authoritative and interactive resources of AccessAPN.! Developed by McGraw Hill in partnership with Sigma Theta Tau, AccessAPN is a comprehensive online library specifically… Read more Celebrate Nurses Month with AccessAPN