The UpToDate mobile app is now available at no cost to all of OHSU.

Use the steps below to add UpToDate to your mobile device:

You must first set up a personal username and login with UpToDate:  http://www-uptodate-com.liboff.ohsu.edu/login-register.  This is the same username and account used to track CME.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Search the App Store for “UpToDate” and install.  When installation is complete launch the App. At the prompt enter your UpToDate user name and password.

Android
Launch the Google Play icon (or Android Market or Market) and search for “UpToDate Medical”. When installation is complete launch the App.  At the prompt enter your UpToDate user name and password.

Now you can access UpToDate:

• from any hospital computer by clicking on UpToDate in Epic under References > Online References > UpToDate
• via mobile devices with the UpToDate Mobile App for iPhone, iPad or Android
• and by logging into UpToDate from any computer with an internet connection.

And clinicians still earn CME at no cost, every time they log in to research a clinical question from any computer or device.

Questions? Contact UpToDate customer service by emailing customerservice@uptodate.com using the subject line “UpToDate Anywhere”, or call 1-800-998-6374.

The OHSU Library will be closed on Monday, May 27 2013, in observance of Memorial Day. The library will resume regular hours on Tuesday, May 28th.

The After Hours Study Space will be available for users with valid OHSU ID.

For additional information on library hours see  http://www.ohsu.edu/xd/education/library/about/hours.cfm

A comprehensive textbook of postpartum hemorrhage : an essential clinical reference for effective management / edited by Sabaratnam Arulkumaran … [et al.].

Contributors J. B. Elterman, G. M. Riha and M. A. Schreiber affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

ACSM’s sports medicine : a comprehensive review / senior editor, Francis G. O’Connor   editors, Douglas J. Casa … [et al.].

Contributors Charles W. Webb and C. Thayer White affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University Library.

Acute topics in sport nutrition / volume editor, Manfred Lamprecht.

Contributor Kerry S. Kuehl affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Diagnostic principles and applications [electronic resource] : avoiding medical errors, passing board exams, and providing informed patient care / Robert B. Taylor.

Author Robert B. Taylor affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Dubois’ lupus erythematosus and related syndromes / edited by Daniel J Wallace, Bevra Hannahs Hahn   associate editors, David Isenburg … [et al.].

Contributors James Rosenbaum and Dennis R. Trune affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Evidence-based practice of anesthesiology [electronic resource] / Lee A. Fleisher.

Contributors Grace L. Chien, Izumi Harukuni, R. Yan McRae, Stephen T. Robinson and Peter M. Schulman affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Fitzpatrick’s dermatology in general medicine [electronic resource] / editors, Lowell A. Goldsmith … [et al.].

Contributors Andrew Blauvelt, Theresa Schroeder Devere, Benjamin D. Ehst, Ken K. Lee, Anisha  B. Patel, Nicholas R. Snavely and Neil A. Swanson affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Kelley’s textbook of rheumatology / [edited by] Gary S. Firestein … [et al.].

Contributors Robert Bennett and James T. Rosenbaum affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Malignant gliomas / guest editors, Arnab Chakravarti, Martin Fuss.

Series editor Charles R. Thomas, Jr. and guest editor Martin Fuss affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Pathophysiology / Lee-Ellen C. Copstead, Jacquelyn L. Banasik.

Contributors Linda Felver and Dawn F. Rondeau affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Pediatric endocrinology [electronic resource] : a practical clinical guide / Sally Radovick, Margaret H. MacGillivray, editors.

Series editor P. Michael Conn and contributors David Michael Cook, Stephen H. LaFranchi and Lisa D. Madison affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Practical ethics in clinical neurology : a case-based learning approach / editor, Michael A. Williams   coeditors, Dawn McGuire, Matthew Rizzo.

Contributor Eran P. Klein affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Retina / editor-in-chief, Stephen J. Ryan … [et al.].

Contributors Michael F. Chiang, Mark E. Pennesi, Richard G. Weleber and David J. Wilson affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Simulation in nursing education : from conceptualization to evaluation / Pamela R. Jeffries, editor.

Contributor Mary L. Cato affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

The neuropsychology of cancer and oncology [electronic resource] / editors, Chad A. Noggle & Raymond S. Dean   associate editors, Gary Johnson, Thomas Tarter, and Rhonda Johnson.

Contributor Robert W. Butler affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

The science & art : microincision cataract surgery (BIMICS & COMICS) / editor-in-chief Arturo Pérez Arteaga, co-editor Luis Felipe Vejarano-Restrepo.

Contributors I. Howard Fine, Richard S. Hoffman and Mark Packer affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Thyroid surgery [electronic resource] : preventing and managing complications / edited by Paolo Miccoli … [et al.].

Contributors Neil D. Gross, Lourdes Quintanilla-Dieck and Maisie Shindo affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Vascular and endovascular surgery : a comprehensive review / [edited by] Wesley S. Moore.

Contributors Amir F. Azarbal, Rachel C. Danczyk, James M. Edwards, Gregory J. Landry, Timothy K. Liem, Erica L. Mitchell and Gregory L. Moneta affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

The BICC Energy Efficiency Upgrades project will save money (and the planet) and will also result in better temperature control in the building.

When the HVAC motors are replaced, the entire BICC building, including the Library, will be closed from 5:00 pm on Friday, May 17 until 7:30 am on Monday, May 20. The Library will close one hour early on Friday, May 17, at which time the building will be evacuated and the After Hours Study space will be closed. The Library will reopen at 7:30 am on Monday morning.

On March 25th, HC&A began the process of boxing up the records of Oregon Child Growth Study and the papers of Dr. Bhim Sen Savara, which had been stored in the basement of the School of Dentistry, between the generators and the bomb shelter.

The materials in the Child Growth Study Collection document part of a study that was conducted from the 50’s through the 80’s. The records are part of a very limited, very unique, yet incredibly in-depth and extensive study on early development. The unique nature of these materials mean that access to the collection is a strong priority, with continuing high use anticipated. The study was so well-documented that there is a monograph discussing the process and results, which HC&A now has copies of.
The Crew

The group tasked with boxing up the collections and preparing them for transfer to HC&A was headed by Karen Peterson, Archivist:

Assisting was Max Johnson, HC&A Student Assistant:

Jeff Colby, HC&A Assistant helped out in the afternoons:

Maija Anderson, Head of Historical Collections & Archives and HC&A Student Assistant Amy Frazier pitched in. HC&A also received amazing help from current dental students, Vinny and Seth:

The Materials

Preparing the records of the Oregon Child Growth Study was the primary goal of the team. The records consist of circa 350 plaster casts of jaws, circa 400 binders of patient data, no less than 60 linear feet of negatives and prints, and a variety of instruments, human remains and articles related to the study. In addition, we appraised, retrieved and boxed all of Dr. Savara’s files which include three 4’ high file cabinets of materials.

All of the materials were covered in a thick layer of dust which became airborne upon physical contact. We used document-sensitive wipes and a vacuum to remove the major levels of dust prior to boxing and packing.

The Process

Starting with the dental casts, Vinny and Seth removed the dust layers from each of the boxes, placed them archival document boxes, then stuffed them with tissue for transfer. Once the casts were complete, we moved on to the binders. Initially we believed the binders would fit in the document boxes, however the binders were too big – we ended up removing them completely and foldering the contents in situ to protect them.

Jeff and Max brought down more materials to help deal with the massive amount of photos and negatives. Max boxed up the negatives and Jeff worked on rebindering parts of the study.

On the second day, we continued to box up the bindered materials, Max learned how to pop a lock using a screw driver to access some negatives, Maija appraised and packed books from departmental libraries, and we boxed up and inventoried the infant study.

The remainder of the first week entailed finishing up the binders and beginning the process of boxing up and inventorying Dr. Savara’s files. Almost the entirety of the collections were prepared by Friday afternoon.

We finished up the last few details on Monday, including inventorying and boxing the last of the file cabinets, cleaning the space (campsite rule), bringing leftover preservation materials back up to the library and finalizing the master inventory.

The process went incredibly smoothly – a huge thanks goes out to our colleagues at the School of Dentistry for their support!

– Max Johnson, HC&A Student Assistant

Watch all sessions live April 16-19 and on demand April 16-21 at tedmedlive.org

Organization: Oregon Health & Science University | Get the Affiliate ID

You can also watch selected sessions live at the OHSU Library in BICC 441.

Tuesday, April 16 - 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
SESSION 1: Seeing with a Broader Lens
Speakers: Kishi Bashi, John Maeda, Danny Hillis, America Bracho, Harvey Fineberg,Rafael Yuste, Afro Blue

Wednesday, April 17 –  8:30 am – 10:00 am
SESSION 3: Translating the Untranslatable
Speakers: ZDoggMD, Mick Cornett, Jill Sobule, David Agus & Jay Walker, Sally Okun, Richard Simmons

Wednesday, April 17 –  11:30 am – 1:15 pm
SESSION 4: Shifting the Patterns of Power
Speakers: H. Shaw Warren,Max Little, Ashley Atkinson,Pritpal S Tamber, Jonathan Bush, Peter Attia

Wednesday, April 17 –  2:30 – 4:30 pm
SESSION 5: What Happens When We Mix Up The Models?
Speakers: Francis S. Collins,Mike Pazin, The Manzari Brothers, Gary Slutkin, David Odde & Black Label Movement, Zubin Damania

Thursday, April 18 –  8:00 am – 9:45 am
SESSION 6: Going Farther while Staying Closer
Speakers: Washington Conservatory, Susan Desmond-Hellmann, Roni Zeiger, Elizabeth Marincola,Christopher J.L. Murray,Larry Brilliant

Thursday, April 18 –  11:30 am – 1:15 pm
SESSION 7: Thinking Outside the (Check) Box
Speakers: Sue Austin,Jessica Richman, Elazer Edelman, Ryan Panchadsaram, Dean Karnazes, Salvatore Iaconesi,Andrew Solomon

Thursday, April 18 –  2:30 pm – 4:30 pm
SESSION 8: Welcoming Death Into Life
Speakers: Charity Tillemann-Dick, Classical Revolution,John Kheir, Michael Hebb,Amanda Bennett, Kelli Swazey

Friday, April 19 –  8:00 am – 9:30 am
SESSION 10: Coming Together
Speakers: Eli Beer, Victor Wang, Raghava KK, Erin Barker & Ben Lillie, Richard Payne

Phytochemicals : health promotion and therapeutic potential / editors, Colleen Carkeet … [et al.].

Contributors Carlo Calabrese and Amala Soumyanath affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Textbook of uncommon cancer.

Contributors Regan M. Duffy, Alan B. Sandler and Amanda VanSandt affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Eosinophils in health and disease / [edited by] James J. Lee, Helene F. Rosenberg.

Contributors Elizabeth R. Bivins-Smith, Allison D Fryer and David B. Jacoby affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Tintinalli’s emergency medicine : just the facts / [edited] by David M. Cline … [et al.].

Editors O. John Ma, Daniel A. Handel and Garth D. Meckler and contributors Robert L. Cloutier, Nicole M. DeIorio, Todd Ellingson, Catherine Erickson, Ross J. Fleischman, L. Keith French, Matthew Hansen, B. Zane Horowitz, Shana Kusin, Katrina A. Leone, David M. Spiro, Robert J. Vissers and Clare F. Wallner affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Biomaterials science [electronic resource] : an introduction to materials in medicine / edited by Buddy D. Ratner…[et al.].

Contributors Stephen R. Hanson, Albert Starr and Erik I. Tucker affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Advanced practice nursing [electronic resource] : essentials for role development.

Contributors Deborah C. Messecar and Christine A. Tanner affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

Pharmacology and physiology for anesthesia [electronic resource] : foundations and clinical application / [edited by] Hugh C. Hemmings, Jr., Talmage D. Egan.

Contributors T. Miko Enomoto and Robert G. Martindale affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University.

The Joanna Briggs Institute evidence-based nursing database, JBI COnNECT +, has recently moved to the Ovid platform andhas a new name, The Joanna Briggs Institute EBP Database.

Within the database you can search for evidence based recommended practices, best practice information sheets, systematic reviews, and more.   It also has ten tools that you can use for appraisal and implementation, quality improvement, and research.  Here are some examples of JBI Connect’s tools:

•  JBI Journal Club- a tool for storing and appraising articles for journal clubs.
• JBI PACES- an online program that assists with clinical audits and practice changes.
• JBI Rapid- a checklist for critically appraising papers.
• Manual Builder- a tool for creating evidence-based manuals based on the needs of your organization.
• Pamphlet Builder- a tool for creating evidence-based pamphlets for your patients.

Want more information?  Take a look at Ovid’s tutorials, most are less than 10 minutes.

The seventh annual Symposium for Portland Area Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine (SPARC) will be held on Saturday, May 4th in the OHSU auditorium. SPARC is a research symposium that highlights current research in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and promotes scientific collaboration. SPARC 2013 focuses on the evolution of CAM research. Researchers from Portland and beyond will discuss current CAM research and the future of the field.

Keynote speaker Rick Hecht, MD, Research Director of the UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine will present From Mood to Messenger RNA: Mechanisms, Methods, and Misfortunes in Integrative Medicine Research. In the afternoon, choose to attend one of three break-out sessions on botanical medicine, acupuncture or data management. Continuing education credit is available for NDs, LAcs, DCs and nurses.

In the two weeks leading up to SPARC, research posters from CAM investigators travel to all participating institutions in Portland. The traveling poster exhibit gives a visual summary of the local, innovative CAM research projects in Portland. The posters will be at OHSU in the BICC on Monday, April 22nd and Tuesday, April 23rd. Stop by and learn about the exciting new research in this field!

Visit http://www.ncnm.edu/helfgott-research/sparc-2013.php for more information or to register.

Melissa Haendel, co-head of the OHSU Library’s Ontology Development Group, has collaborated with Elissa J. Chesler from The Jackson Laboratory to edit two volumes of the International Review of Neurobiology.

• Volume 103, Bioinformatics of Behavior: Part 1 | read on ScienceDirect | purchase
• Volume 104, Bioinformatics of Behavior: Part 2 | read on ScienceDirect | purchase

Drs. Chesler and Haendel describe their work in the preface:

The field of bioinformatics has rapidly evolved and has changed the practice of biology in innumerable ways. The impact of modern practices in data management, high-throughput quantitation, semantic data integration, image analysis, text processing, and genomics has changed the scale and breadth of investigation in all areas of biology. These volumes focus on the unique challenges and opportunities of bioinformatics strategies in behavioral science. The first focuses primarily on biological databases and data integration. The second focuses primarily on functional genomics and model organism studies of behavior. Both contain a mixture of theoretical and applied aspects of bioinformatics.