ANZCA signs first no-cost open-access publishing agreement
ANZCA has signed an agreement with Springer Medicine publishing which provides ANZCA researchers with the opportunity to publish their articles at no-cost in Springer/Palgrave hybrid journals. This includes such journals as: Journal of Anesthesia, Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, Intensive Care Medicine and Die Anaesthesiologie, plus many many more.
Title: Covidence Extraction 1 tool
Date/Time: Thursday, 3 April 2025; Live 1-2AM (ADST) - 1 hr
This session is a deep dive into Covidence's newly revamped Extraction 1 tool. It is aimed at researchers who are familiar with the platform and are working on intervention reviews, i.e. reviews that study the effect of drugs, therapies, vaccines, medical devices, procedures, or public health policies.
We will walk you through the steps of:
Bonus: You will have the opportunity to explore the latest updates in Extraction 1 and learn how decisions taken on the set up of the template affect the format of the export. This is in addition to valuable tips and tricks to accelerate your review workflow, as well as the opportunity to get your specific questions answered by our experts. We highly recommend watching Covidence 101 before joining this session to ensure familiarity with the platform. If you can't attend the live session, register anyway and you will receive a recording 24 hrs after the session.
Title: "How to successfully publish your research"
This webinar guides you through the steps to publishing a research paper.
NEJM Evidence offers a behind-the-scenes view of clinical trials that enables readers to develop a deeper understanding of the statistical methods used in trials, to become more sophisticated evaluators of medical evidence, and to learn from trial participants whose stories can help shape and inform the future direction of clinical trial design.
Want to learn more about the research lifecycle at ANZCA? Check out the Research Support Toolkit (RSTK).
Need help with your research project? Request support via our Research Consultation Service.
MeSH 2024 Reload
The Ovid MEDLINE database implemented the 204 MeSH thesaurus in early March 2024.
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