• Editorial Review Group Chair: Susan Vossberg, MLIS 

    Editorial Review Group Chair

    Susan Vossberg has served as Editorial Review Group Chair for Alternative Therapies for Doody’s Review Service since March of 2021. Susan oversees a large group of reviewers from Northwestern Health Sciences University schools of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, Applied Clinical Nutrition, Chiropractics, Massage Therapy, and Undergraduate Health Sciences/Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Health. She has arranged 28 reviews of […]

  • Specialty Profile: Nursing Research 

    Specialty Profile

    Since 2020, we have received 59 titles representing the Nursing Research specialty from 16 publishers. The prices of these titles range from $15.99 to $219.99, with an average cost of $72.82.  Doody’s Review Service features expert reviews on 29 of those titles. Doody’s Core Titles 2022 features 12 Nursing Research titles, with five selected as Essential […]

  • Publisher Profile: Springer Publishing 

    Publisher Profile

    This is an update of a Publisher Profile we published in 2014. You can read the original profile here.    Springer Publishing Company was founded in 1950 by Bernhard Springer, the great-grandson of Julius Springer, who founded renowned STM publisher Springer in 1842. Though no longer owned by the Springer family, Springer Publishing has bolstered a reputation […]

  • DCT Librarian Selector Profile: Keith Pickett, MLIS

    LBA Profile/CaseStudy

    Library Director Matas Library of the Health Sciences Tulane University  Editor’s note: On a regular basis, we publish profiles of librarians who have been an integral part of Doody Enterprises, whether they have served on our Library Board of Advisors, as a Librarian Selector for Doody’s Core Titles, or on the editorial board/as a List Selector for […]

  • A Review of the Directory of Open Access Journals 

    Featured Article

    Travis Ford Holder, MLS, MA Research & Instruction Librarian Houston Academy of Medicine-Texas Medical Center Library  The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is a freely available index of journals that are published using an open access model. The site promotes peer-reviewed open access scholarship from around the world and is of interest to anyone seeking to […]

  • Review Update: Zotero 

    Featured Article

    Michelle P. Green, MA, MLIS Optometry and Health Professions Librarian John Vaughan Library 213D Northeastern State University  The following is an update to my original review published in the October 2017 issue of Doody’s Collection Development Monthly. To see the original review, click here.   Zotero is a free, open-source citation management tool that offers ways to manage citations […]

  • Support your students and faculty with MedOne Adaptive Learner: Step 1

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    Sponsored content Help create a personalized learning experience for your M1 & M2 students by providing them with access to the new medical education platform, MedOne Adaptive Learner: Step 1.  Comprised of 5,700+ multiple choice questions covering 11 disciplines in 188 modules organized by organ system, disease/condition, abnormal/normal process, and other concepts, the platform uses adaptive […]

  • A Journal for Practical and Innovative Strategies to Transform Health Care Delivery  

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    Sponsored content NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery is a digital journal from NEJM Group that showcases the best ideas for transforming health care delivery from experts worldwide who are committed to improving patient outcomes. With its focus on the most promising ideas driving health care delivery transformation, each digital issue includes a rigorous selection of […]

  • The Picture of Health

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    Sponsored content The Picture of Health is an essential resource for student and early-career professionals learning the importance of visuals in public health storytelling. This introductory book breaks down public health issues through 100 compelling, “databytes” of pictures and text that can stand alone as research summaries compared to table and chart-heavy journals and papers. Through […]

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