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Can I sell you my donation to use in the Ochsner Archives?
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Ochsner is a non-profit organization and due to policy, we cannot pay for donations.
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Our staff can demonstrate and offer guidance in using our resources—unscheduled or by appointment. We can provide anything from a brief overview of services to customized, in-depth, hands-on training in essential resources. Chat, text, call or email our staff for assistance. You can also make an In-Service Request for someone from our staff to present at your next department or team meeting.
Does the Medical Library have a Lost and Found?
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Ask a staff member at our Information Desk for any lost items. Please bring any found items to the Information Desk for staff to hold. If an item is not claimed, it is taken to Guest Services Department near the Jefferson Highway entrance.
Who is allowed to check out books from the Medical Library?
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Our collection of print books (excluding rare books) is available to physicians, clinical staff, researchers, leaders, students, and non-clinical employees with an Ochsner ID. Print books can be borrowed for six (6) weeks at a time.
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How do I find the print books available from the Medical Library?
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Start with using our Print Holdings Catalog. Enter your search term(s) in the search box and click the search button. A list of relevant results of hard copy books available from the Medical Library will be provided. Click on the book’s Title to retrieve its full record. Look for the book's Call Number which indicates where in the stacks to find the hard copy book if it is available.
How do I find something from the Ochsner Archives?
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Use our Archives Catalog to search for documents and digitized images from the archive collection. You can search by keywords, year, and material type. The Archives Catalog also features several collections of similar images and topics.
Can I use any image I find in the Ochsner Archives Catalog?
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Email medicallibrary@ochsner.org for permission to use any images from our Archive Collection. Images in our Archives Catalog contain a watermark which will be removed once permission to use an image is granted.
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How can I recommend a journal or book for the Medical Library collection?
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How do I get a full-text article from a journal not subscribed to by the Medical Library?
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To get articles from journals we do not subscribe, use your Ochsner ILLiad account, our inter-library loan and document delivery service. ILLiad is the fastest, most direct way to submit requests. Most requests are completed within 24 hours and delivered to your ILLiad account. You will be notified by email too.
Where is the Medical Library physically located?
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We are located on the campus of Ochsner Medical Center at 1514 Jefferson Highway, New Orleans, LA 70121. We are on the first floor of the hospital along the History Walk corridor.
What is the ILLiad service from the Medical Library?
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Interlibrary loan internet accessible database (ILLiad) is the resource sharing management software used by the Medical Library to process and manage our interlibrary loan (ILL) requests. Through ILLiad, you can request and receive article and book chapter requests. There is no cost for this service for Ochsner staff and employees.
How do I access Medical Library subscribed journals and eBooks when off campus?
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Read these instructions for remote access. BrowZine is an ideal way to get full-text articles from our journals. Read by QxMD is a moble app that can be downloaded to your smartphone or tablet for mobile access to our subscribed journals. EZproxy offers remote access to both our journal and eBook holdings. Each method will require logging in with your Ochsner credentials. Contact Medical Library staff for assistance if you have technical questions.
I have an interesting fact or story I’ll like to tell about Ochsner for the Archives Collection...do you record these?
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Yes! We have an ongoing oral history program and want to know more about your story. Please contact the Medical Library either by email or phone and our archivist will be in touch with you.
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UpToDate (a clinical decision support tool) is an accredited learning resource that can earn users AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. To activate this feature, create a personal UpToDate account on a desktop computer on the Ochsner network. Click on the "Register" link in the upper right corner on the UpToDate home page and create a user account. It is best to do this when logged into Epic to confirm your computer is on the Ochsner network. Then, when you research a clinical question in UpToDate, your search activity and time spent is tracked and held in your personal account. Watch an online Help Demo (select "Earn and Redeem CME/CE/CPD Credit" from the Explore UpToDate training videos menu) for details on redeeming your CME credits. Contact the Ochsner CME department (cme@ochsner.org) for applying UpToDate CME credit to your Ochsner account.
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How do I get UpToDate remotely or on my mobile device?
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To access UpToDate (a clinical decision support tool) remotely or on a mobile device, first create a personal UpToDate account on a desktop computer on the Ochsner network. Click on the "Register" link in the upper right corner on the UpToDate home page and create a new user account. It is best to do this when logged into Epic to confirm your computer is on the Ochsner network. With this login, you can access UpToDate remotely from any computer with an internet connection. You can also download the UpToDate app to your mobile device. After opening the app, enter your new personal account login credentials. UpToDate on your mobile device requires monthly authentication but by logging into Epic during the month, this should happen automatically.
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