Featured New Resource: NEJM Evidence Now Available for UT Health San Antonio
UT Health San Antonio Libraries is pleased to offer access to NEJM Evidence, a peer-reviewed online-only journal indexed by MEDLINE, that provides clinical investigators and physicians with research and evidence to inform clinical decision-making while highlighting key areas where further study is needed. NEJM Evidence launched in January 2022 and is published monthly.
According to the publisher, “NEJM Evidence offers unique new article types that spark debate, challenge the status quo, and connect evidence with medical practice. Publishing high-quality studies from the front lines of medical research, the journal seeks to advance clinical trial research and clinical practice by challenging the medical community to take new approaches to clinical trial design, execution, and analysis that yield more powerful clinical evidence.”
Key Highlights
- Original, peer-reviewed research studies, including clinical trials and meta-analyses
- Systematic reviews of clinical evidence and reviews of clinical trial design and execution
- Statistical videos, case studies, patient stories, and podcasts available on Evidence.nejm.org
- Editorial board composed of experts from various fields of clinical medicine
Additional Features
- Morning Report: based on physicians’ traditional morning report. It presents a case in four parts: the patient’s story, formulating the problem and building a differential diagnosis, refining the differential dx, making the diagnosis. In concludes with key “take-home points”.
- Tomorrow’s Trial: invites clinicians to share examples of common medical practices that are not supported by evidence and could be evaluated through a randomized controlled trial (RCT).
- Curbside Consult: series of short review articles that provide quick to read and best current answers to “clinical quandaries” that physicians face daily on rounds.
This new title, included with New England Journal of Medicine, is available through our consortial partnership with UT System Digital Libraries. It can be accessed through the NEJM website and on the Ovid platform.
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Contributed by Dana Whitmire, Electronic Resources Librarian