Jeremy Cullis

Clinical Librarian @ Macquarie University, interested in clinician support, research and social media. Views are my own.

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

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[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

@CathVoutier Yep, it's quite rare that the name of the interface is mentioned. I'm not sure either as to why they would include Dynamed as part of the search, as it is a clinical point-of-care tool.

[JCU Library @JCULibrary]

JCU Library staff are pleased to announce a new eBook has recently been released by Dr Faith Alele and Professor Bunmi Malau-Aduli - JCU academics and authors. #OER #JCULibrary #OpenEducationResources

Read more by clicking here: https://t.co/qWHGvYE81O

[Fast Track Impact @fasttrackimpact]

Fast Track Impact Newsletter - https://t.co/3qyAuDZ1wJ

[Enrico Coiera @EnricoCoiera]

Oversight of A.I.: Rules for Artificial ... | United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary https://t.co/kqvGu2Grmt

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

UX Caucus Database Tips: Tip #38: Finding Unpublished Research Results in https://t.co/YuHuIDocKe https://t.co/uiIMMazhlu

[Research Impact Academy @resimpacademy]

Follow these steps in writing your next blogpost 👉 https://t.co/yYe3RTD2J8

#researchimpact #impactacademy #blog

[Domenico @AvatarDomy]

Advances in medicine that humanity is grateful for. It is an infrared system that will put an end to multiple attempts to catheterize lines, less suffering, less complications.

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

Article Processing Charges (APCs) and the new enclosure of research

#AcWri https://t.co/sUIQY38DKI

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

Really interesting thread, worth following to the end.

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

@RichardMcGee1 That's a tough one. I did find a NIH page https://t.co/RloLXaE9P8 which may be a starting point, but I was thinking that maybe looking into using Python (or R) to search PubMed, for example https://t.co/ntrnweRv1B maybe of use?

[Livia Puljak @liviapuljak]

Our new study shows that data availability statements are not very useful; 1670 (93%) authors who indicated that data are available on request either did not respond or declined to share their data with us. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology: https://t.co/4IT2Dgphl4

[Angela C Webster @angelacwebster]

searching for trials in a trial register is different from searching MEDLINE- here's how: https://t.co/EH5e7cJfGM @TrialsCentre @CochranePMA @CochraneMethods @CochraneIrmg @syd_health @LeneSeidler @LeneSeidler @KylieEHunter @mjpages @bmj_latest

[Yvonne Zurynski @YvonneZurynski]

Time for EBM training to incorporate shared decision making. Our new paper led by our wonderful PhD student Mary Simons. ⁦@PCHSS_AIHI⁩ ⁦@AIHI_MQ⁩ ⁦⁦@frapport⁩ https://t.co/oV72V48bLH

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

Interesting read

[Lauren Ball @ProfLaurenBall]

Thanks @resimpacademy for sharing this great blog on research impact. Are all impact narratives essentially the same? An important read for people preparing Investigator grants or other write ups of the impact that comes from research: https://t.co/ZqyTw7Pz0z

[Steven Chang @StevenPChang]

Very sharp answers to a wickedly difficult question that pops up a lot

https://t.co/Z5P2SV7Vjs

#MedLibs

by @FarhadShokrane, H/T @aarontay

[Michelle Kraft @krafty]

LOTS of consternation, frustration & anger from hospital libs on HLS list re: @ClinicalKey changing back file access to rolling 10yrs. Many #medlibs made big collection decisions based on CK holdings & now it’s changed. Not awesome communication @ElsevierConnect #WhyMedlibsGetMad

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

@fdsayre Hopefully it should be, apparently it's the only bit of the Park that wasn't burnt out at the beginning of 2020. I did the Jagungal wilderness https://t.co/mOGYnfNFql… a few years ago, it was amazing!

[Jeremy Cullis @JCtheLibrarian]

@fdsayre Looks like a nice part of the world....I'm off to do the Guthega loop, just before Christmas https://t.co/BXGf9ZLVps