Dear all,

The Library is organising Springer Nature Online Quiz 2020. All Learners & Staff are invited to join the Quiz by following the steps below :

Thank you

The Library is currently having a trial online database - Statista.

Statista provides access to statistics and studies on over 80,000 topics and areas of interest, categorized into 22 industry sectors with approximately 600 markets and industries.  This “infographic” database collects, evaluates, and publishes key statistics on relevant subjects, providing users with a comprehensive overview of available data on a specific topic, with source data for some subjects extending from the early 20th century to the present.

 Click HERE to access the database.

Trial ended 11 December 2020

CINAHL Complete Database is introducing two new features. The new features are :

1. Evidence-based Care Sheets

• provide summaries of what is known about a disease or condition, as well as the best treatment options. Each sheet incorporates the latest evidence, statistics, research and references on a given topic.

2.Quick Lessons

• clinically organized nursing overviews, with information mapped to the nursing workflow (i.e. description/etiology, signs and symptoms, assessment, treatment goals, red flags, what to tell the patient/patient’s family).

CINAHL Complete can be accessed via the Library portal through Search Database.

WhatsApp librarians at 019 2600 146 during this CMCO for enquiry.

The Library would like to inform one new open access online database is now available in our collection.

Open Textbooks Library is an open-accessed database consist of textbooks that have been funded, published, and licensed to be freely used, adapted, and distributed. These books have been reviewed by faculty from a variety of colleges and universities to assess their quality.

Click here to access the journal.

Selected thesis produced by OUM Learners can be accessed from the Library portal through OUM i-Repository.

 Refer to this link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El_IOSBHXsQ

as a video guide on how to access the thesis.

Thank you