Trouble with EndNote and PubMed?

Have you gotten the dreaded “No matching references” notice when trying to search PubMed from within EndNote? PubMed’s new API structure, which went into effect last year, has caused issues for many older versions of EndNote when the citation manager tries to query the PubMed database.

How can you fix this?

• EndNote X8: If you have EndNote X8, this will not be an issue.
• EndNote X7: If you are running EndNote X7, be sure to update to update to version X7.7.1.
• EndNote X6 and prior: These versions will no longer be able to search PubMed reliably from inside of EndNote. To continue using EndNote X6 and prior with PubMed, records will need to be downloaded from the NLM website using the steps in this article. If you need to work with PubMed in the future, we recommend upgrading to the current version of EndNote.

Contact Purchasing to get information on pricing or to order an EndNote update.

For more information, tips, and tutorials on using EndNote, check out our guide.

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August Newsletter

We’re settling into our new space and are excited for the furniture, study carrels and additional computers coming later this month. In the meantime, our print collection is ready and available, including new books for patients in our Health Information Center. One new title to check out is The Harvard Medical School Guide to A Good Night’s Sleep.

You can read more about it and what’s going on in the library in our monthly newsletter.

Library Newsletter August 2017

 

It’s the little things

We love our special deliveries. Thank you, Dr. Chan.

Reference Managers

The library staff can teach you how to use EndNote, but there are many other choices. Here are just a few.. Comparison chart Reference managers

Thank you NJH

Thank you to all the people who are helping us create a new library space. See you in July.

The Tucker Medical Library is Moving

The construction is underway. As we eagerly await the opening of the new library here are a few details for employees:

• We will open our doors to patients and employees on or around July 6th.
• Library staff will not have office space on campus from June 12th until the new library opens. We will be available via email during regular business hours and will be checking voicemail regularly.
• We will continue to provide expert searches, interlibrary loan and other library services remotely.  You may continue to order articles and books, and we will delver them to your office or email. Keep in mind that ILL requests may take longer than usual to fill.
• We can provide instruction and other support in your office by appointment.
• You may direct patients to our Patient Resource Guide until we reopen – http://nationaljewish.libguides.com/patient_resources

April Newsletter

This month in the Library & Knowledge Services newsletter, we discuss some of the changes coming to the library space and print journal collection and provide a link to the updated library website. See our new guide for using a My NCBI account and check out a new resource for research in administration and healthcare institution management, Health Business Elite. Liz Kellermeyer offers a review of When Breath Becomes Air , and don’t forget to add Earth Day and the March for Science (April 22nd) to your calendars!

Read the April Newsletter