1. PubMed Database Interface (Basic Course Module 4 Part B)
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2. Another useful choice is the Sort by Publication Date option as this lists the citations by latest date of publication
As you work with HINARI/PubMed, you will find which display options that you prefer. Remember, the Abstract format contains the links to the full-text articles.
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3. A final option for accessing the full-text article is to use the PubMed ID #. In HINARI/PubMed, enter the ID number in the search box. The abstract version will be displayed. If this article is a free full text or HINARI article, the icon/link will be in the top right corner of the page.
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4. The Send To options also are quite useful as you are able to save search results – to a file, via and to your MY NCBI account as a collection – discussed in Advanced Course Module 2.
From the Send To drop down menu, we will be able to select the File, Collections, Order, Clipboard, and other options.
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5. You must place check marks in the boxes to the left of the citations that you wish to send to File, Collections, Order, Clipboard and options. Note the Selected 4 text.
If you do not place check marks in the boxes, the entire search will be sent to the option you choose.
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6. From the Send To drop down menu, we will click on File, with the Abstract and Best Match options. This will be a document to be downloaded from your Search.
Again, you make the decisions on Format and Sort by using the two drop down menus.
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7. The pubmed_results (1) has displayed as a
The pubmed_results (1) has displayed as a .txt file at the bottom of this web browser. We will use Notepad to display the file.
Note: This screen is displayed using Google Chrome. In other web browsers, the save files may be displayed in different places.
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8. We now view the text from a downloaded. txt file in Notepad
We now view the text from a downloaded .txt file in Notepad. You can save this file to the C:/ drive or a flash drive or a CD-Rom. Once saved, you can print the document.
Note: these are the citations of the articles. Now you can go to the HINARI Journals Collection A-Z list to access the full-text articles.
The .txt file can be saved as a .doc or .docx file.
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9. From the Send To drop down menu, we have selected to E- mail a file, with the Summary and Most Recent options. This will be a document to be sent to the address you entered as the recipient.
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10. In the above message, PubMed has noted that an has been sent to the address you entered as the recipient.
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11. The Collections option is useful and will be discussed in the MY NCBI Module (HINARI Advanced Course Module 2)
Ditto for the Citation Manager option – for use with Reference Management Software discussed in several R4L Training Modules
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12. Single Citation Maker
We will look at the Single Citation Matcher option. Note also that there is a Batch Citation Matcher option.
Note: to return to this PubMed search page, click on the PubMed icon.
This is a useful tool if you are looking for specific search results – either keyword or an organization or an author.
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13. In the Single Citation Matcher, we have entered HINARI in the Title words box and clicked on Search.
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14. Using these search terms in the Single Citation Matcher has resulted in 12 citations.
This is a search with HINARI as a keyword that lists articles about HINARI which have been indexed in PubMed.
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15. Returning to the initial PubMed page, we briefly will discuss the various training resources listed in the Using PubMed box. Note that the resources range from a Quick Start Guide to FAQs and numerous PubMed Tutorials. Remember that these resources are for general PubMed, not PubMed/HINARI.
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16. Basic Course Module 4
There is a workbook to accompany this part of the module. It will take you through a live session covering the topics included in this module.
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