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Updated: Altmetrics in CINAHL and Discover: Plum Print
Both the CINAHL (Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature) database and the Discover Tool now have a great feature which measures altmetric scholarly impact. The Plum Print widget offered in Discover (e-books and articles) and CINAHL (articles) includes metrics such as usage … Continue reading
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The Health, Science, Education, and Policy (HSEP) Team newsletter for Spring 2016 is now available, featuring content about BioMed Central, ORCID, new books, and much more. The newsletter also includes HSEP librarian contact information and services supporting faculty, students, and staff with instruction, online resources … Continue reading
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