Get the most out of the Ovid webinar series

Join this webinar to see how the Ovid Metrics Tool can help you keep up to date with the Ovid Top Articles by journal, subject, or institution. Learn how to set up your own filter and receive a newsletter based on your own selection.

José Pedro Bessa has been a member of the Ovid Customer Success team for six years. He has extensive experience in training in several areas, having specialized in the field of scientific research tools in recent years. He is responsible for the implementation and development of specific solutions for Wolters Kluwer customers in the different world markets where Wolters Kluwer operates.

In this session we'll discuss how to craft regular newsletters and other kinds of email marketing, including types of content, structure, and writing style, plus logistics such as when and how often to send them out. We'll also cover analysing success, and everything we cover is designed to be 'platform agnostic' - the guidance will apply whether you're sending basic emails or using services like Mail Chimp. 

Ned Potter is an Academic Liaison Librarian, and a Trainer for various organisations including the NHS, the Bodleian and the British Library. His book The Library Marketing Toolkit was published by Facet in 2012. Ned can be found online at ned-potter.com and on Twitter at @ned_potter

In this webinar the aim is to look at examples of evidence-based content available for Orthopedic and Trauma specialists.  We will consult some content available freely on the web with that from different solution providers.  This webinar and its content would be of interest to Orthopedic Surgeons; Trauma Specialists; Residency Programmes; Primary Care Physicians; Physiotherapists; Sports Medicine Specialists; Nursing Professionals; Librarians as well as Faculty and Students.

Ovid benefits from being able to search multiple databases at one time. Join this webinar to learn how to optimize your searching; utilizing each database’s thesaurus to create a reliable set of results.

Rani Southern-Darbar is an experienced Training Manager and a member of Ovid´s Customer Success Team. She has previous years of training experience within nursing and social care and now provides online and onsite training to Ovid customers. Rani supports customers within the UK and Ireland to help medical and healthcare professionals improve their research and information processing skills.

Ovid is one of the most used database platforms for constructing systematic search strategies. Search strategies which when finalized, provide the informational foundation for systematic reviews. Focusing on concept searching techniques and inline search history editing this session provides a practical demonstration of how multi-line search histories can be broken down into search blocks to facilitate their systematic construction, better management within search strategy development teams as well as ease of sharing for peer-review.

Michael Fanning is one of the Ovid Training Managers based in Europe. He has a background in medical science and extensive experience in the search and retrieval of information from medical databases and information systems. He has also held specialist courses on information use and re-use in the context of evidence-based medical practice.

In this webinar, we will discuss and show the benefits of the Ovid MEDLINE proposition over PubMed. Ovid and PubMed both search the MEDLINE database, but their workflows, tools and support are different. With the recent changes to the PubMed interface, many researchers and advocates of PubMed are now looking to Ovid MEDLINE as their expert search solution.

Maurice Clementi is an Advanced Client Trainer and member of Ovid´s Customer Success Team. With over 10 years of training expertise, he provides online, onsite, and blended training to Ovid customers and their patrons. Currently supporting both the EMEA and LATAM regions, he is responsible for delivering training courses to a wide range of user profiles within hospitals, universities, and pharmaceutical enterprises.

Maurice Clementi is an Advanced Client Trainer and member of Ovid´s Customer Success Team. With over 10 years of training expertise, he provides online, onsite, and blended training to Ovid customers and their patrons. Currently supporting both the EMEA and LATAM regions, he is responsible for delivering training courses to a wide range of user profiles within hospitals, universities, and pharmaceutical enterprises. 

This webinar will focus on how to approach promoting e-Resources. The occasional tweet and poster is not enough to truly market our resources to students and academics: how do we move beyond this to frame messages so they have the most impact? What actually matters to our audiences? Which channels should we use? The purpose of this session is to break marketing down into easily manageable chunks, and enable you to prioritise what to do next when it comes to communicating the value of your resources.

Ned Potter is an Academic Liaison Librarian, and a Trainer for various organisations including the Bodleian Libraries and the British Library. His book The Library Marketing Toolkit was published by Facet in 2012. Ned can be found online at ned-potter.com and on Twitter at @ned_potter.

We'll give you an overview of open research and the open access options offered by Lippincott Journals, including:
• Preprints
• open data
• open access journals
• mega journals
• and hybrid journals

Ian Burgess, Director, Medical & Open Access Publishing has over 20 years of experience in the publishing industry both in his present position as a Director, and previously in various publishing, editorial and production roles. Ian leads a global Publishing and Editorial staff and is a member of Wolters Kluwer Health’s Senior Leadership Team, Ian has direct input into division-wide strategic initiatives and implementation plans for open science and open access publishing.

Join this webinar to see how Ovid Tools can help you keep up to date with the most recent literature in global healthcare. Learn how to access Ovid’s Top Articles feature and view the most read articles in various healthcare specialties from all around the world. We'll also show you how to keep abreast of the latest research by subscribing to Ovid’s eTOC Alerts, a feature that can help you expand your knowledge and remain on top of the most recent research in your chosen journals.

Your brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room. What do your users say about your library service, and how can we use branding to try and influence this positively? This webinar will discuss what matters about brand and branding, and what you can ignore; you'll also have a chance to examine your own library's brand and your ambitions in this area. This webinar will be jargon-and-hype free and is rooted in simple actions you can take to understand your brand and use this to inform your future marketing.

An overview of the Scientific Production Tool showing how users can quickly find authors and papers affiliated with your institution.

Maurice Clementi is a multilingual Advanced Client Trainer and member of Ovid´s Customer Success Team. With over 10 years of training expertise he is responsible for delivering bespoke Ovid training courses and materials to international user profiles within hospitals, universities, and pharmaceutical enterprises.

Literature searches are an important part of research projects, especially in the early stages of research. They are a way of searching systematically, comprehensively, and exhaustively. A high-quality literature search will find all relevant literature on the topic. This increases the value and importance of the research, as well as the chances of getting it published in a high impact journal. In today's session we will look at how to construct a literature search on the Ovid platform, including tips and tricks such as specific Ovid commands, and common errors to avoid.

Charlotte Viken is a Swedish librarian who is now a Senior Consultant in Ovid´s Customer Success Team. In this role, she helps libraries to make the most out of their Ovid resources through trainings, implementations, and customizations.