AudioVisual & Multimedia Equipment

 Equipment Kept

* Table Microphones
* Wireless Microphones
* Dry Erase Markers
* Dry Eraser

Equipment available for lending

The equipment listed below is available for use by all departments. Please call extension 6113 to reserve.
* Aquos Interactive white board
* DVD player
* VCR
* Laptops
* LCD Projectors
* Microphone
* Slide Projector
* Projection Screen
* Television

Classes on how to operate the equipment can be arranged with the Electronic Resources Coordinator by calling extension 9498.

Additional services provided by the library include image and document scanning, video recording, CD burning and video digitalization.

To arrange any of these services call the Electronic Resources Coordinator – Reinaldo Rodriguez at X9498.

Borrowing and Circulation

Library services, equipment and databases are for hospital related business only.

Registration

Registered users are permitted to borrow up to 4 books.

Printing

There is a charge of .10 cents per page for printing materials such as:
* Resumes
* Personal letters, including cover letters for jobs
* Schoolwork (term papers and/or journal articles for term papers)
* Duplicate copies of free printouts
* Articles from journals that can be found on our shelves
* (i.e. NEJM, JAMA, AORN …)

Photocopies

Photocopies are allowed for non-circulating library material only. Multiple and personal copies are not permitted.

Circulation Period

Journals, atlases and reference books do not circulate. Reference books and atlases are marked with red, yellow and orange tape.
The library reserves the right to recall books during the renewal period. Slides are loaned by special request for presentation only.
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Career Planning Resources

SALARIES, BENEFITS AND OPENING A PRACTICE

American College of Physicians: Career Resource Center
National Occupational Employment and Wages Estimates

JOB BOARDS AND RECRUITERS

MDJobSite
MedCareers.com
MedHunters.com
MedicalStaffRecruiters.com
MedicalWorkers.com
PracticeLink
PhysicianRecruiting.com

Consumer Health Information

American Cancer Society
Information for patients, families and friends. Includes cancer facts and figures, a guide to quitting smoking and treatment decision tools.

eMedicine – Consumer Health
First aid and general consumer health information.

Familydoctor.org (English and Spanish) – American Academy of Family Physicians
Information on healthy living, women and men’s health, for parents & kids and a guide to over-the-counter medicines.

Healthfinder
healthfinder® is a Federal Web site for consumers, developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services together with other Federal agencies. healthfinder® links to carefully selected information and Web sites from over 1,500 health-related organizations.

HIV InSite – For Patients and the Public
University of California San Francisco School of Medicine’s links and information. Topics include: FAQ’s/Expert Advise, Living with HIV, Getting Tested, and a special section for Youth and Adolescents.

KidsHealth (English and Spanish)
Provides doctor-approved health information about children from before birth through adolescence. KidsHealth has separate areas for kids, teens, and parents. Contents include in-depth features, articles, animations, games, and resources.

Mayo Clinic
Easy-to-understand information on health and medical topics.
Content includes information on specific diseases, interactive resources and tools, suggestions for healthy lifestyles, and consumer drug information.

MEDLINEplus (English and Spanish)
Provides access to health topics, medical encyclopedias and dictionaries, links to clinical trials, self-help groups, lists of hospitals and physicians, preformulated PubMed searches, information on toxicity of household products, interactive tutorials, and videos of surgical procedures.

National Organizations for Rare Disorders (NORD)
News, articles, and a free online community for rare disease patients, their families and caregivers.

Continuing Education Online Courses – C.E. Opportunities

www.meniscus.com
physicians, nurses, pharmacists, nurse practitioners
free

http://cme.dannemiller.com
Monthly learning modules on pain and pain management.
Each module is certified for 1 contact hour for Registered Nurses and 1 CE credit for Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists.
Free unless noted otherwise

InterLibrary Loan Service

If you have checked our Journal Holdings list (available in print and online) and found that you need an article from a journal not available in the library, simply request an article through our Interlibrary Loan Service. Requests are limited to five per patron per day. The library reserves the right to refuse requests it deems inappropriate. Complete the correct form and submit it to the circulation desk. When possible, if you prefer, the library will fill your request by e-mail.

Article Request Form – Use this form to request articles not found in our journal collection.

Book Request Form – Use this form to request a book not found in our book collection.

Poster Printing

This service is limited to St. Barnabas employees for work related activities. This service is limited to printing. The library is not responsible for editing copy or making changes to layout. You will be charged full price for reprints due to editing or layout mistakes.

IRB Approval Required

All posters being printed must have IRB approval. The IRB number must be included at the bottom right corner of your poster. Please allow yourself enough time, the IRB process may take several days.
Click on the link below to view or download the application and any additional forms.

IRB Forms and information

Departmental Approval

* A department head signature is required before a poster can be printed.
* Materials will not be accepted unless accompanied by a signed and dated approval form.
* Poster-Form.pdf :Departmental Approval Form.

Charges For Re-prints or Multiple Copies

* $25 per poster (36X48).
* $50 per poster (42X72)
* $15 per poster (24X36) or under
* This fee must be paid in advance and in cash.
* Personal checks are not accepted.
Warning! Make sure all spelling errors etc. have been corrected prior to submitting your file.

Sizes

* The standard poster size is 36 X 48 inches.
* The size for large posters is 42 X 72 inches.
* Extra large Posters must be created at half the size.
Example: if you wish to print a poster that measures 42 X 72 you must set the page size to 21 X 36 before you begin your poster

Reference Format

References.pdf

Turnaround Time

* Allow a minimum of three days for printing.

Images

SBH Logo
SBH Hospital Picture 1.jpg
SBH Hospital Picture 2.jpg
SBH Hospital Picture 3.jpg

Performance Improvement Templates

2017-SBH-Presentation-Poster-Templates.pptx

Research Templates
Research Poster Template 1.ppt
Research Poster Template 2.ppt
Research Poster Template 3.pptx

Strategies and Advice on Poster Making

Click on the links below for tips on poster making

Design Tips for Research Poster Presentations

A_good_poster_should_contain.pdf

Posters_good_and_bad.pdf

More poster making tips

Remote Access

Ask the Library Staff About Home Access to StatRef

Search or Reference questions? Email the Library at stbmedlib@sbhny.org

The Doctor’s Tablet

The Doctors Tablet is a blog created by Albert Einstein that focuses on the many varied experiences of being a doctor.

Against all Odds: Inside Statistics – 26 half-hour video on-demand programs

G*Power 3 – G*Power is a downloadable user interface which is helpful in performing power calculations.

Online statistics: An Interactive multi-media course

Practice Data Sets

UCLA Statistical Computing Online Tutorial on SAS / STATA /, and SPSS