GME Research
GME Scholarly Activity Development
Do you ever...- Feel lost when using one of the numerous medical databases available through the Shimberg Medical Library?
- Wonder what is the best way to put together a poster, develop a case study, or publish an article?
- Need help using a specific style guide?
- Wonder what is the best way to accomplish a literature review?
- Feel like there is a more efficient way to organize those bibliographic citations you've collected throughout the years?
- Wonder if there is an easier way to find that one article you've been searching for?
- Need help with PowerPoint presentations?
Look no further...
The Shimberg Health Sciences Library and the Graduate Medical Education office have collaborated in developing a program specifically for USF medical residents and fellows to assist them in their scholarly activity endeavors. Currently, the program consists of three medical librarians, Kristen Morda, Danny O'Neal, and John Orriola.
- Services we offer...
- Database searching techniques
- Classes on Pubmed, Ovid, Web of Knowledge, as well as other medical literature databases
- Classes on EndNote - a bibliographic management software tool
- Instruction on downloading software to PDAs
- Assistance creating research Strategies
- Assistance creating posters using PowerPoint
- Instruction on accessing library resources off campus
If we can provide assistance to you or if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call or email us. We are more than happy to go to any one of our affiliate hospitals, provide assistance over the phone or through email, or meet by appointment.
Kristen Morda, MA – 813-396-9667
kmorda@health.usf.edu
Danny O'Neal, MA – 813-974-8884
doneal@health.usf.edu
John Orriola, MA, MEd. – 813-974-2990
jorriola@health.usf.edu