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News and resources from the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at @ColumbiaMed. Our mission: Advancing meaningful engagement with information.
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Joined June 2013
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RT @WHOSTP: How can we optimize clinical trial data capture in emergency settings and in the pre-emergency phase? @WHOSTP and @ONC_HealthIT…
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RT @ProfLaurenBall: Very useful! How to write scientific article: Step by step guide for beginners 👏 #phd #resear…
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RT @MushtaqBilalPhD: Here's a Zotero+Research Rabbit workflow that you can master in 25min to make your literature review process super-smo…
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Today at 2 pm is the second of three virtual town hall meetings being led by @Columbia experts on the NIH data-sharing requirement that will go into effect in January. Today's focus will be on budgetary issues and concerns. There's still time to register!
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RT @ol_nikulina: Writing a literature review is not rocket science. Most scholars just don’t know where to start 🚀 Here’re four tools that…
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The next @Columbia town hall meeting on the new NIH data-sharing requirement is taking place on Zoom this Friday, Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. Focus: Budget.
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Congrats to @Columbia's Dean Lorraine Frazier (@ColumbiaNursing) and Dean Linda Fried (@ColumbiaMSPH) on being named two of @PoliticsNYnews' Power Players in Health Care!
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"As editors we often find statements...declaring that the study was the first to do something, to explore something, or to come up with a particular perspective or theory. While these claims may well be justified, they raise concerns." via @advhlthsciedu
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Still time to register for this important Columbia-specific webinar on the new NIH data-sharing policy, taking place tomorrow at noon!
Coming up this Thursday, October 27, at noon: the first of three @Columbia / @ColumbiaMed-focused webinars on the new @NIH data-sharing policy. Sign up to attend as many as you can!
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"Paradoxically, by codifying luck in the funding system, less luck may be needed to create scientific breakthroughs," argue @page_eco and @aidybarnett in this intriguing opinion piece in @statnews. via @statnews
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Coming up this Thursday, October 27, at noon: the first of three @Columbia / @ColumbiaMed-focused webinars on the new @NIH data-sharing policy. Sign up to attend as many as you can!
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"One can ... engage in civil debate about how social determinants of health affect people. But there’s a problem when hateful stereotyping and inflammatory rhetoric enter the conversation." - @egottliebMD via @statnews
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Since the communication of scientific results begins with investigators, what responsibility do they have to ensure that the findings are communicated accurately? Howard Bauchner and @JAMANetworkOpen EIC Frederick P. Rivara have some thoughts.
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RT @heroicendeavour: "APCs beget APCs. The more funds that are available to pay them, and the more researchers who have the ability to do s…
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RT @i4oc_org: 5 years since the launch of the I4OC we hit our goal 🥳 100% of the 61M articles with references in…
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RT @MonaBaker11: I’m looking forward to this event with @eivinden organised by @gloknoscentre and @CRASSHlive @SebnemSaraeva @IATISorg @Bak…
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