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About Access Restrictions to Electronic Resources

Access and use of electronic resources made available by the Becker Medical Library are governed by license agreements between the School of Medicine and publishers or third parties. Several of the electronic resources carry some restriction on their use. Access may be restricted by user location, number of concurrent users, and/or password.

In short, most people experience access limitations based on the network to which their computer is connected. Below is a quick breakdown of what can be accessed from various networks.

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AccessMedicine
STAT!Ref
UpToDate Online
AccessMedicine
American Academy of Pediatrics Journals
Applied Clinical Informatics
Harriet Lane Handbook
Red Book Online
ScienceDirect
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Publishing and Research Impact Information for Authors

Becker Model: Revised

The Becker Model has been extensively revised along with a new

Is Plagiarism Better Than the h index?

Is plagiarism better than the h index? Yes, according to Dr. Marya Zilberberg.

What is the h index?

What is the h index? Can the h index be used as a single metric for evaluating the impact of an author?

The Impact of Media on Research Findings

A research team at Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine published their findings in the February 15, 2012 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.

The Future of Taxpayer-Funded Research: A Report

The Committee for Economic Development released a report:

FRPAA Reintroduced

Alliance for Taxpayer Access: FRPAA Introduced in House and Senate: Bipartisan measure supports publ

NIH Public Access Policy: Implications

NIH recently issued a statement on implications of the NIH Public Access Policy.

Demonstrating Impact from Academic Books or Book Chapters

How can authors of books and book chapters track the impact of their published works? Several ways include:
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