I am having issues with my computer. What do I do?.
If the medical librarian is available please refer the person to them but if not they can contact Chuck Toscano (4958, toscanoc@campbell.edu)
I have lost something.
Please check first with the security personnel. They pick things up when they do their rounds. If you think you have left it in the library come in and ask. We also pick things up when we check the carrels before we leave at night and at various times during the day.
Some additional notes that might help you with other library issues that might come up:
Please do not allow patrons to reshelve any books they use in the library. They can either return them to the cart or you at the desk.
Please do not allow patrons to bring food or drink near the computers in the library. They are absolutely welcome to have both in the library just not near the computers. We want them to last as long as possible.
1. Go to the medical library's web page.
2. Click on the down arrow beside Medical Databases and select UpToDate.
3. Log into the proxy by entering your Blackboard username and password.
4. Log into UpToDate using the login and password you used when you first set up the account.
5. This resets your access and you should see a notice thanking you for reauthenticating your access.
Placing an ILL request: When a book or article is needed and the Medical Library doesn't have a copy available, the patrons can request the material from another library, by talking to the medical librarian who will put the request in for them. If you are handling the request please gather as much information as you can about the resource (name of resource, i. e. journal name or book title, publication date, author, etc.) then also ask for the patron's name and email address and email it to the medical librarian. They will contact the person to obtain any other relevant information they need to complete the request.
Please allow up to 4-5 days for book requests, and 2-3 days for articles.
An individual research consultation is:
To schedule a one-on-one research consultation please have the patron contact either Steve Bahnaman for the medical school at bahnamans@campbell.edu or Sarah Wade for Nursing, PA, PT, and Public Health at swade@campbell.edu. Both medical librarians have their business cards on the desk counter.
Purchase Suggestions
1. Purchase suggestions are always welcome!
2. Write down as much information as possible about the item.
3. Get the name and contact information of the person making the suggestion.
Donations
1. Donations are not currently being taken for addition to the collection.
2. If someone would still like to give us their used textbooks/books we will either leave it for the medical students to take or give it to a company called Better World Books through the main campus library.
1. Open the medical libraries webpage and type the name of the article into the search box on the main page. If the libraries have the article, it should be the first one in the result list. You can also use the Articles filter that is located under Resource Type on the left-hand side of the page to narrow your search results.
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2. Open the medical libraries webpage and click on the down arrow beside Medical Databases and then select PubMed. Put the name of the article in the main search box and click on Search. As on the medical library catalog search result page the article should be the first one at the top of the search result list. In order to access the article, click on the hyperlinked title and on the top right side of the page there will be an orange box that says Get From Campbell University. When you click on this link it will take you to the homepage for the article in the libraries catalog and you can access the article from here.