Category Archives: Search engines

Want to search for someone across all social networks?

The solution is to use Social Mention: http://www.socialmention.com This facility searches across all known blogs and social networking facilities.

 

MetaPress search facility

MetaPress claims that it provides content management and end-user access websites for e-content from the world’s leading publishers. You can access 56,633 scholarly publications from leading publishers at the MetaPress reader site. And, you can set up your own personalized account, customize your homepage, and receive email alerts when new content is published.

To see, go to http://www.metapress.com/home/main.mpx

 

Hakia: another interesting search engine

This one extolls you to compare a Hakia search against a Pubmed search. Try it. Go to http://www.hakia.com

Deeper web search engine

Forget normal Google for your routine searches, try Deeper Web, a new search facility powered by Google. The best way to see what it does is to use it – go to www.deeperweb.com

 

TRIP PICO facility

TRIP Database now has a search wizard with a PICO facility. To try, go to http://www.tripdatabase.com/search/wizard

 

Makeover for TRIP database

TRIP has makeover: www.tripdatabase.com

  • Language translation facility
  • DOI (Digital object identifier) is displayed
  • Clinical trials highlighted via link to clinicaltrials.gov
  • Clinical calculators related to search terms displayed.
  • Ability to restrict results to new research
  • New results page design
  • More content including medical education and patient decision aids as well as enhanced content from social media and videos

Google begins dismantling Google Health

Dear Google Health Partner,

As we just announced in the Official Google Blog, we will be discontinuing the Google Health service and platform over the next several months. For more context around this announcement, please check out our blog post.

Going forward, we recommend that you notify your team and discontinue any current development around your Google Health integration. Also, you’ll need to remove the integration functionality as well as Google Health related text and logos from your website as of January 1, 2012. Please consider this as our notice to terminate our agreement with you on the Google Health API Terms and Conditions, found at https://services.google.com/fb/forms/googhealthdevelopers.

We truly appreciate your partnership and support of the Google Health service.

Best regards,

The Google Health Team

GoPubmed

GoPubmed: a version of PubMed that combines MeSH searching with Gene Ontology searching: click here to see (note: site in beta mode)

Centre for Evidence Based Practice Australasia

Launch of CEBPA, by A/Prof. Sharon Straus (RMH International Visitor 2009).  The virtual Centre for Evidence Based Practice can be found at www.cebpa.info  (IMPORTANT: to see the full range of resources on CEBPA you will need to Logon/register on the site.)

New search engine

Try the new ‘Netting the Evidence’ search engine