BLITS: Getting the Best fromEMBASE.com

WHAT’S NEW ON EMBASE.COM

An overview in (less than) 10 minutes...

What’s new on the interface?

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#1 Retain steps after saving

A saved search is usually comprised of several sub searches or building stones. The ability to view and rerun these steps is no longer lost after saving.

What’s new on the interface?

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#2 Re-editing saved searchesWant to edit a search you saved a couple of months ago? Now you can. Improve and optimize existing search queries without having to redo a search.

This makes it much easier to maintain and update your saved searches and e-mail alerts.

What’s new on the interface?

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#3 Build a web of searchesIf updated, searches referring to each other are automatically updated as well. Thus enabling a user to easily build and maintain a web of interlinking searches.

What’s new in Emtree?

• More new terms (almost) than ever before

o 830 drugs (in past years <500)

o 950 diseases & other terms

o MeSH terms completely up to date

• Delivered 3x (May*, Sep*, Dec)

o Loaded in Embase.com: May, Sep*, (Feb)

o Fully backposted (Old records retrievable with new Emtree)

o Scope notes updated

• New hierarchy updates; new medical devices and

diagnostics structure

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What’s new on the content side...

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1,200,000Conference-abstracts MEDLINE-unique "Embase"

Publication years

- Over 1.2 million new records added in 2011

- 2420 conferences now covered in Embase

- In 2011 139 journals added, with another 140 pending inclusion

What’s coming in June 2012?

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A new export module that allows for customizable export formats

What’s coming in June 2012?

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Editing e-mail alerts, but without losing old alerts!

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