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Check out the Mobile Apps that are available to you -- https://medlib.oakland.edu/mobile-resources/mobile.php
They include: point-of-care, drugs / interactions, medical calculators, patient education, productivity, and medical student education apps.
Read both the OUWB Medical Library Newsletter and our Blog in order to keep up-to-date with the latest tools, services, and resources for expert searching, scholarly communications, data management, publishing, research impact, and more!
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There are no Required or Recommended Textbooks for this course.
Publishing and Presenting Clinical Research, 2nd edition by 
The Complete Guide to Medical Writing by 
Essentials of Writing Biomedical Research Papers. Second Edition by 
Adult Education for Health and Wellness by 
Assessment in Medical Education and Training: A Practical Guide by 
Curriculum Development for Medical Education, 3rd edition by 
A Handbook for Medical Teachers, 4th edition by 
A Practical Guide for Medical Teachers, 3rd edition by 
How to Report Statistics in Medicine, 2nd edition by If you have used RefWorks in the past and have data stored there, we advise you to save and export that data to another citation management system as soon as possible. Instructions on this process can be found here - https://oakland.libguides.com/RefWorksToZotero/TransferData
Zotero is an open-source citation management tool that is designed to store and manage bibliographic references. Zotero can help you seamlessly add sources and produce perfect bibliographies and gives you the ability to reuse sources across multiple projects or build a shared research library. Because Zotero is free to use, you will always have access to it.
Check out the Medical Library's Zotero guide at https://oakland.libguides.com/zotero, which includes a Quick Start Guide, tutorials and helpful videos.
For further information about the transition from RefWorks to Zotero, go to https://oakland.libguides.com/RefWorksToZotero.
RefWorks allows you to create a personal list of references and to format your bibliography in any citation style.
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