<p> PhD - Methods of literature research </p><p>45 hours, 3 credit-ponts</p><p>2012/13 1st semester 5. Mikszath square, 1st floor 45 hours, 3 credits</p><p>PhD course in block (from Monday till Friday): 8.00-11.00, 12.00-15.00</p><p>1st module</p><p>Lívia Vasas</p><p>Programme of the course, obligations, expectations</p><p>Literary research</p><p>Introduction: homepage of central library www.lib.sote.hu </p><p>Zoltán Szluka</p><p>Semmelweis Knowledge Database Monday Remote database access, VPN access 8.00-11.00 Lívia Vasas</p><p>Training: researching, keywords</p><p>-The meaning of Pudmed</p><p>Introduction of Pubmed, my NCBI</p><p>National Library Medicine-Medline and thesaurus</p><p>Entrez databases</p><p>1</p><p>1 PhD - Methods of literature research </p><p>45 hours, 3 credit-ponts</p><p>2nd module</p><p>Attila Skultéti</p><p>-Basic computer knowledge for literature search</p><p>-Reference Manager: EndNote, EndNote Web the role of reference softwares in modern publishing Monday 12.00-15.00 Literature searching: Importing and exporting records (from Web of Science, Scopus, OVID Medline, PubMed) creating own records search facilities within our records and from PubMed; data handling: creating groups, filtering duplicates</p><p>3rd module</p><p>Lívia Vasas</p><p>- Training: Browser and matching searhing, archive and the newest editions</p><p>Characterization of periodicals/reviews/journals</p><p>Paper vs. electronical edition Tuesday Open Access (BMC, PLOS, etc.) 8.00-11.00</p><p>ScienceDirect, Springer, LWW, Wiley, Nature Publishing Group</p><p>-Impact Factors:</p><p>Fundamentals of science</p><p>ISI- JCR Science Edition and Social Science Edition, IF</p><p>2</p><p>2 PhD - Methods of literature research </p><p>45 hours, 3 credit-ponts</p><p>4th module</p><p>Anna Berhidi</p><p>Introduction of bibliographic and citation databases I.:</p><p>Web of Science</p><p>Bibliographical items, citations general searching in the database model Tuesday searching –guided 12.00-15.00 Exercises: bibliographic searching on keywords</p><p>Citation analysis: meaning of citation analysis and its role by measuring scientific works</p><p>Web of Science database cited reference search </p><p>Value-added services of Web of Science</p><p>5th module</p><p>Anna Berhidi</p><p>Introduction of bibliographic and citation databases II.:</p><p>SciVerse Scopus</p><p>Bibliographical items, citations general searching in the database model Wednesday searching –guided 8.00-11.00</p><p>Exercises: bibliographic searching on keywords</p><p>Citation analysis</p><p>Value-added services of Scopus</p><p>3</p><p>3 PhD - Methods of literature research </p><p>45 hours, 3 credit-ponts</p><p>6th module</p><p>Edit Csajbók</p><p>OVID databases, online books, online periodicals, 3D Anatomy Atlas</p><p>Natural language, advance search strategy</p><p>Evidence Based Medicine databases: the role of the EBM in research and practice Wednesday Full text journals in Ovid database 12.00-15.00</p><p>MEDLINE,EMBASE, CINAHL PsycINFO, IPA databases: subject heading systems, value-added services</p><p>Primal Pictures – 3D Anatomy Atlas: interactive tools for studying anatomy</p><p>Link Solver – access to the full text version</p><p>7th module</p><p>József Geges</p><p>-Scientific Discovery of the Internet Thursday Find medical information you can trust 8.00-11.00</p><p>Building search strategies</p><p>Characteristics of the Deep Web</p><p>8th module</p><p>József Geges Thursday Interactive scientific communication: wiki, blog, RSS, Podcast 12.00-15.00 How to make presentations: techniques</p><p>4</p><p>4 PhD - Methods of literature research </p><p>45 hours, 3 credit-ponts</p><p>9th module</p><p>Annamária Kiss</p><p>Online electronical catalogues (book, periodical)</p><p>Semmelweis Univ. Central Library (Budapest) http://www.lib.sote.hu</p><p>National Széchényi Library (OSZK) - „Nemzeti Periodika” Database http://nektar1.oszk.hu</p><p>Hungarian National Shared Catalogue (MOKKA) http://www.mokka.hu </p><p>National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, USA) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=nlmcatalog Friday 8.00-11.00 Deutsche Zentralbibliothek für Medizin (Germany) http://www.zbmed.de</p><p>Karolinska Institute (Sweden) http://search.kib.ki.se/miks/bin2/</p><p>Worldcat http://www.worldcat.org/</p><p>Amazon www.amazon.com</p><p>Webpages of booksellers and publishers</p><p>Practice: search in catalogues, search for books</p><p>-Short introduction of other online resources of the cental library</p><p>10th module</p><p>Lívia Vasas</p><p>-ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, ProQuest Medical Library Friday -About strategy of publishing and scientific writing 12.15.00 -UpToDate database</p><p>-Practice</p><p>5</p><p>5 PhD - Methods of literature research </p><p>45 hours, 3 credit-ponts</p><p>11st module</p><p>PPP presentations</p><p>Exam</p><p>Lecturers:</p><p>Lívia Vasas PhD, [email protected], Semmelweis University Central Library, general director</p><p>József Geges PhD, [email protected], Ovidius Marketing Ltd, director</p><p>Zoltán Szluka, [email protected], Semmelweis University Central Library, IT technician</p><p>Attila Skultéti, [email protected], Semmelweis University Central Library, IT technician</p><p>Anna Berhidi, [email protected], Semmelweis University Central Library, methodological librarian</p><p>Edit Csajbók, [email protected], Semmelweis University Central Library, methodological librarian</p><p>Annamária Kiss, [email protected], Semmelweis University Central Library, head of aquisition</p><p>Condition of 3 credit-points:</p><p>1. To attend the course (max. 1 absence)</p><p>2. Using your own EndNote database</p><p>3. Presentation in 10 minutes: introduction of your own research topics by different options and databases</p><p>6</p><p>6</p>