English {\rtf1 The video will provide a brief overview to the \par Health Sciences library website: hsl.uw.edu}{\rtf1 In the upper left corner of the HealthLinks to \par popular help guides with a link to the complete \par list of help guides available.}{\rtf1 Below that we have toolkits of resources \par commonly used by the different groups around \par the Health Sciences community.}{\rtf1 For instance,}{\rtf1 the Care Provider toolkit brings together in one \par page a number of resources useful for patient \par care.}{\rtf1 It is divided into sections useful to a clinician.}{\rtf1 For instance Diagnosis and Therapy,}{\rtf1 Drugs,}{\rtf1 Evidence-based Practice resources,}{\rtf1 and Patient Education.}{\rtf1 Note the links at the bottom of the middle \par column to Calculators, Mobile Resources, and \par the Electronic Medical Records systems.}{\rtf1 Back on our home page, the most frequently \par used resources are listed in the box titled Top \par Resources. To the right,}{\rtf1 the Library Services box provides links to \par information on services such as your Library \par Account,}{\rtf1 DawgPrints for photocopying and printing, and \par ordering articles through our InterLibrary Loan \par department.}{\rtf1 The right hand column of the web site provides \par a link to the online reservation systemto book a \par study space at the library.}{\rtf1 And below that is our news feed.}{\rtf1 In the center of our home page is a search box \par to the highly used database, PubMed.}{\rtf1 You can tab this display to show options for \par getting to e journals, the library catalog, other \par health sciences databases, and ebooks.}{\rtf1 PubMed is one of the leading biomedical \par databases and the world.}{\rtf1 When using PubMed, use our links and search \par boxes in order to see the purple icons to get you \par to full text through your UW affiliation.}{\rtf1 NOTE if you are working from off campus, \par before using our PubMed search box, do log in }{\rtf1 with your UW NetID and password in the link \par above the search box.}{\rtf1 As a current UW student, staff, or faculty \par member you have access to thousands of \par journals electronically.}{\rtf1 Search for the journal by name, or use the jump \par bar to browse the alphabetical list to find the link \par that you need.}{\rtf1 Use the library catalog to find holdings within the \par UW library system as well as holdings at \par regional academic institutions.}{\rtf1 Print books can usually be borrowed at no \par charge.}{\rtf1 NOTE that you can also search for specific \par items using the DOI or PMID number.}{\rtf1 In addition to PubMed, the UW Libraries \par provides access to hundreds of other \par databases including health related ones.}{\rtf1 Click the databases tab to browse the entire list \par of health related databases.}{\rtf1 Click the eBooks tab to access hundreds of \par health sciences text books online. These \par textbooks are }{\rtf1 listed alphabetically or grouped by subject area.}{\rtf1 So where is the Health Sciences Library?}{\rtf1 We're located in the T-wing of the Health \par Sciences Building.}{\rtf1 During open hours, the entrances on the \par second and third floors will be open.}{\rtf1 When the library is closed, students with the \par proper authorization must enter and exit through }{\rtf1 the second floor entrance using their building \par access card.}{\rtf1 The Health Sciences Library also houses the \par Learning Commons. The Learning Commons \par encompasses four computer classrooms, }{\rtf1 seventy drop-in computers, both PCs and Macs \par with a variety of specialty software.}{\rtf1 If you have library related questions, use the link \par in the upper left corner to contact the librarian \par assigned to your area.}{\rtf1 Alternatively, you can use the AskUs button at \par the top of our website to send us a message.}{\rtf1 Thank you for visiting!}