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Library Grand Rounds

Finding and Evaluating High-Quality Clinical Information on the Internet
May 20, 1999 and repeated June 10, 1999

High-quality clinical information is available on the Internet, but it is often difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff. This program focused on strategies and techniques to help you quickly and efficiently find and evaluate Internet sites of potential clinical interest.

We presented a brief overview of clinical information needs and how the Libraries can help in the search for high-quality information. Librarians from Dartmouth's Biomedical Libraries reviewed strategies and techniques, provided a few simple steps for evaluating what you find, and demonstrated some useful sites.


Library Grand Rounds are a forum for presenting information resources and tools of interest to Dartmouth clinicians. Please contact us biomedical.libraries.education@dartmouth.edu, if you have questions, comments, or suggestions for future Library Grand Rounds.