Wednesday, November 29, 2023

AW Library Newsletter - November 2023: OpenAthens for Remote Access - Cookies - Art in Medicine - Generative Misinformation - Updated DynaMed User Guide - Nurses Choice - Updated AJCC Cancer Staging Manual

 Ascension Wisconsin Librarians support your health care decisions with evidence-based research and full text resources.  

Contact us for research, articles, training, or online access.   Just ask!
  • The easiest way to find AW Library Services is to Google "Ascension Wisconsin Library."    

Catch up on the latest news from Ascension Wisconsin Library Services:



Questions, comments, or search requests, contact Your Ascension Wisconsin Librarians:

 Michele Matucheski   &   Kellee Selden

Our AW Library website is available 24/7.

Tuesday, November 28, 2023

Introducing OpenAthens - Single Sign-On Solution for Remote Access - Available now!


Ascension Wisconsin Library Services is happy to announce the rollout of OpenAthens (OA), a single sign-on solution that will allow you to access our AW library resources from off-site, without using VPN or Citrix.


When prompted, enter your usual Ascension sign-in credentials.  Once logged in, you will be authenticated and able to access library resources for that session.   

 

An OA session lasts up to 6 hours, or until you manually log out.


All future sessions will require you to re-sign on with your Ascension credentials.


Search Tips & Tutorials for OpenAthens


Quick Reference Guides



Questions or comments, contact your Ascension Wisconsin Librarians:


                                    Michele Matucheski   and   Kellee Selden


Monday, November 27, 2023

Nurses Choice Recommended Reading - November 2023

 

View this page as a PDF


November 2023

See what your fellow nurses are reading!
Browse this month's round-up of 10 top articles from Lippincott's prestigious list of nursing journals.


Nursing Quizzes
Driving Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries to Zero:
A Quality Improvement Project

Advances in Skin & Wound Care: The Journal for Prevention and Healing, November 2023

A model of care for patients with low income
The Nurse Practitioner, November 2023

Common Cardiovascular Diseases in Women
Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, October/December 2023

Wound assessment fundamentals for nurses
Nursing made Incredibly Easy!, November/December 2023

The buck stops with you: Zero tolerance for violence toward nurses
Nursing Management, November 2023

Teaching Bundle Care Approach to Intensive Care Nurses
to Prevent Ventilator Associated Pneumonia with a Stratified Validated Module

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, November/December 2023

Predictors of Postpartum Depression Among Women
with Low Incomes in the United States

MCN, The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, November/December 2023

Pearls for surviving unprecedented healthcare challenges:
Qualitative research responses from nurses

Nursing2023, October 2023

How is Aging Perceived to Affect Well-being in Women Older than 50 Years
Living With HIV?  A Qualitative Systematic Review

Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, September/October 2023

A Current State Assessment on Nursing Work Activities: An Observational Study
Journal of Nursing Care Quality, October/December 2023


* Questions about access, contact your Ascension Wisconsin Librarians

 Michele Matucheski        Kellee Selden

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

Updated AJCC Cancer Staging Manual, Version 9

The AJCC Cancer Staging Manual has been updated to Version 9, c2024.

At the request of staff, we will keep the older edition (8) available for a brief period, in case a patient started treatment under the old manual.

Ascension Wisconsin Library Services purchased online access to these eBooks through StatRef.

StatRef Search Tips

Follow the direct links above to take a look, or bookmark them for future reference.

You can also access these (and many other resources) anytime through our AW Library Catalog  or our A-Z Book List.

They are also linked in context on the Cancer Nursing Guide.            



Questions or comments, contact your Ascension Wisconsin Librarians:

                                    Michele Matucheski   and   Kellee Selden

Monday, November 13, 2023

Updated DynaMed User Guide

  

 

Updated DynaMed User Guide  (Rev. Nov. 2023)  [For Ascension Only]
This User Guide will lead you through:
  • Signing up for a personal account
  • Getting the mobile app
  • CME/MOC Account configuration and credits
  • Updates and Alerts on your favorite topics

DynaMed (Direct link)


DynaMed Off-Site or Remote Access 


DynaMed Search Tips

Includes info on signing up for a personal account.  




Questions, comments, or concerns: Contact Your Ascension Wisconsin Librarians:

 Michele Matucheski   &   Kellee Selden

Our AW Library website is available 24/7.

Friday, November 10, 2023

"Accept All Cookies" when it comes to AW Library Databases

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If you use our Ovid library databases for Medline, ejournals, or ebooks, you'll be seeing pop-ups for a new internet browser cookie consent policy starting November 16. [Read the full notice below ...]

The consent banner asks users to select their cookie preference, and to either "Accept All Cookies" or "Reject All Cookies."

Your AW Librarians recommend that you "accept all cookies" when searching or working with our library databases.    Expect to see more of these cookie consents with other library resources.

Why: These internet cookies offer added functionality within the databases, such as remembering your browsing history or other value-added features.  If you reject the cookies, some important and useful things might disappear, or get blocked, and you'll wonder why the page is broken.

Behind the scenes, these cookies also help us track generic and anonymous usage data (NOT personal data) on what journals, articles, ebooks, etc. of our library databases are getting used.  This is valuable stewardship data that helps us ascertain what resources are most useful for our library users. 

Worth Repeating: Cookies on the publisher websites do NOT collect or share your personal data, unless you are logged in to a personal account within the resource.

So if you want to get the most out of our AW Library databases, please "accept all cookies" when you see those banners in a library context.    

That said, you may want to be selective about accepting cookies from non-library sources, who may not be as considerate of your privacy or personal information.

Thank you for your consideration.

Read more about how this cookie movement impacts Library resources:



Questions, comments, or concerns: Contact Your Ascension Wisconsin Librarians:

 Michele Matucheski   &   Kellee Selden

Our AW Library website is available 24/7.


Wolters Kluwer Health | Ovid
Wolters Kluwer Health | Ovid

 

New Cookie Consent Banner

Dear Ovid Customer:

As we informed you earlier this year, in June we implemented a new cookie consent management tool in some areas of Ovid (along with all Wolters Kluwer marketing and product sites).
On November 16, a new banner will display across all other areas of Ovid. Users will see a message prompting them to set their cookie preferences.

How will this work?
  • If a user selects “Accept All Cookies”, their experience will remain unchanged from how it is today.
  • If a user selects “Reject All Cookies” or doesn’t make a selection, they’ll lose functions such as the ability to see their history or some features that may be relevant to them.
  • Each visitor’s selections will be retained for a period of one year, after which time they’ll be asked to re-verify their selections.
  • When users don't allow cookies, Wolters Kluwer won't have complete statistics on membership usage data to share.

If you have any questions, your local Ovid representative will be glad to help. Feel free to reach out to your account representative or contact the team at  support@ovid.com.

Regards,

Wolters Kluwer - Ovid


Wolters Kluwer Health | Ovid


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Wolters Kluwer Health | Ovid

Wednesday, November 8, 2023

Art in Medicine: 20th Century Advertising & the use of Healthcare Professionals Therein

 

Wonder Bread Builds Strong Bodies 8 Ways! 
Advertising Postcard 

November's Art In Medicine topic is about 20th century advertising & the use of healthcare professionals therein.

Lucinda Bennett, the Medical Librarian at Ascension St Agnes Hospital in Baltimore, MD,  publishes a regular series on Art in Medicine and The Health Humanities.    

It's only 1-2 pages with gorgeous images, so it won't take you long to read ... and just might enrich your life.   

This month, Lucinda is featuring 20th century advertising & the use of healthcare professionals therein..    

Read more ...


Preprinted with the generous permission of Ms. Bennett.

Thursday, November 2, 2023

Generative Misinformation with Dr. Jevin West [video]

 

Generative Misinformation with Dr Jevin West

from the University of Washington, Graduate School Office of Public Lectures
Streamed live on Oct 27, 2023
317 vie• Streamed live on Oct 27, 2023
Join the Office of Public Lectures for an evening with Jevin West, Associate Professor
in UW Information School, Co-founder of the DataLab. Addressing misinformation 
is one of society’s grand challenges. In so doing, we might have a chance at the other 
grand challenges—preventing the next pandemic, preserving our planet, and protecting 
democracy. Humans, armed and amplified with social media, have been the primary 
producers of misinformation. This may be changing. Human-like chatbots and other 
forms of generative AI are and will contribute to this problem. It was a hard enough 
with humans; AI might make pre-2023 look like the good old days of mitigating 
misinformation. In this talk, I will address some of these new challenges and potential 
next steps. [AI did not generate this abstract.]

Dr. West frames the lecture in 4 parts:

  • Let's be Amazed about AI
  • Let's be Scared
  • Let's be Critical
  • Let's be Practical 
  • Questions from the audience

Excellent lecture!

If this all sounds familiar, Jevin West is one of the authors of 

Calling BS: The Art of Skepticism in a Data-Driven World.