UT Southwestern Library Newsletter
April 2022 - Vol 2, Issue 4 Teal text is hyperlinked for quick access
Start with the Library Orientation video or one of our Subject Guides.
This Month's New/Trial Resources
(Trial access through 4/30/2022)
Features a wide range of content that aligns with the curricula of advanced practice nursing programs, including those for Nursing Practitioners, Clinical Nurse Specialists, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists, Certified Nurse Midwives, and Doctors of Nursing Practice.
(Trial access through 5/31/2022) 
Explore and download Census data, the entire American Community Survey and specialized datasets on health, education, religion, crime, environment and more.
Discover Your Profile Potential!

Your name is foundational to being discovered and recognized: it establishes your unique professional profile, which stays with you throughout your research and academic career. However, author ambiguity can and does occur, and these name variants can be a key concern when calculating your author level metrics.

ORCID, Scopus Author Identifier, Publons, Web of Science Research ID, SciENcv? With so many resources to help authors manage their profiles, where do you start? While there is overlap between the various resources, each one has its own functionality and unique features. Based on your research focus, you may want to maintain more than one profile.

The Author Profiles Guide provides an overview of select author profiles and suggested steps to manage your profile. Questions? Please complete our Ask Us form.
Have You Had Your Academic Poster Design Evaluated?

The Library provides academic poster consultations for UT Southwestern faculty, staff, and students. For more information, visit the Library's Poster and Presentation Support Guide and send your draft to Jane.Scott@utsouthwestern.edu.
Don't Forget to Reauthenticate Your MyAccess Profiles Every 90 Days

The MyAccess profile is free to create and available on all of McGraw Hill’s medical Access platforms. This profile creates a personalized experience by unlocking the ability to bookmark content, interact with review Q&A and cases, and receive alerts about new content additions.

Another benefit of a MyAccess profile is the ability to go directly to the site (e.g., www.AccessMedicine.com) to access it remotely.

If you see a message that your remote access has expired, connect to the UTSW subscription either from on campus or while using VPN or EZproxy and then log into your MyAccess profile.
Announcing WSJ’s Academic Referral Program for Your Faculty & Staff

As part of UT Southwestern Medical Center's Wall Street Journal site license program, we would like to announce the launch of WSJ's all-new WSJ Academic Referral Program.

WSJ created this as a simple way for faculty and staff to share access to trusted journalism on which they can rely. When a faculty or staff member refers someone to WSJ and that person activates their complimentary WSJ membership, the faculty or staff member will earn a point toward the following rewards:

  • 15 referrals - Stone Coaster
  • 30 referrals - Umbrella
  • 50 referrals - Polo Shirt

Interested in participating? Sign up and start referring here.
Collecting UTSW’s historical records, in digital or physical format, ensures that they can be preserved and made accessible to researchers in the future. If you or your department has items that might be related to the history of UTSW, please reach out to Chianta Dorsey, University Archivist, at archives@utsouthwestern.edu.
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