The physical space of the MSK Library is permanently closed to visitors as of Friday, May 17, 2024. Please visit this guide for more information.
The physical space of the MSK Library is permanently closed to visitors as of Friday, May 17, 2024. Please visit this guide for more information.
I designed this guide to provide you with hand picked library resources and support specifically for critical care. If you have questions about this guide, or suggestions for things I can add, please contact me!
Your Research Informationist,
| Sections | Pages | Content |
|---|---|---|
| MSK Library | MSK Library resources and services, with a focus on critical care medicine, including textbooks and journals, education, research, and publishing | |
| Point of Care | Mobile Applications | Point of Care tools, including both evidence-based and expert-based, as well as calculators, and apps for mobile devices |
| Critical Care Nursing | Information and resources for ICU nurses, including evidence based practice, N-CARE projects, databases, books, and journals | |
| Critical Care Literature | Find literature on a variety of critical care topics, including curated search strategies, RSS feeds, and resources like My NCBI (PubMed), as well as information and resources on how to find literature and conduct searches for patient care and research | |
| Citation Management | Discover available citation management software, tutorials, collaboration. Including information on MSK site licenses and subscriptions for citation management tools. | |
| Infectious Diseases in the ICU |
Information and resources on infectious diseases, including infection types and modes of transmission, notifiable diseases, common and rare infections in the ICU, HAIs, infection control, and infectious disease textbooks and journals |
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| Health Emergencies & Disaster Preparedness |
Current Disease Outbreaks & Alerts |
Information and resources on emergent diseases of epidemiological concern, disease surveillance, public health emergencies, post-COVID conditions and secondary infections, as well as resources on disaster preparedness both externally and MSK internal resources. |