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Library Knowledge Update: Knowledge Update November 27 2023

Knowledge Update is a weekly bulletin including feature articles across a wide range of clinical and non-clinical topics

Knowledge Update

Library Services' Knowledge Update is a weekly bulletin which includes feature articles across a wide range of topics, new physical and e-books in the Library, and websites of interest.

Access to full text articles is available both on and offsite using a St Vincent's login.
OA indicates that an article is open access and can be accessed by anyone

St. Vincent's Hospital staff wishing to be notified when a new issue has been published can join the notification list by contacting Jeremy.Taylor@svha.org.au 

Feature Articles

Virtual emergency department: It is not all in the name. AUS
Emergency Medicine Australasia:2023: November 16 Full text

Does virtual reality in the preoperative setting for colorectal cancer surgery improve patient understanding? A randomized pilot study. AUS
ANZ Journal of Surgery:2023: November 22 Full text

A cross-sectional study exploring equity of access to telehealth in culturally and linguistically diverse communities in a major health service. AUS
Australian Health Review:2023: November 21 Full text

Connecting the dots of care: A pilot study linking Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples with diabetes care in hospital, using hospital pharmacists. SVHA OA
Exploratory Research In Clinical And Social Pharmacy:2023: October 14 Full text

Surgeons versus radiologists: do we care what they think? AUS OA
ANZ Journal of Surgery:2023: November 20
Full text

How we can reduce the environmental impact of our operating theatres: a narrative review. AUS OA
ANZ Journal of Surgery:2023: November 20
Full text

Small-volume blood collection tubes to reduce transfusions in intensive care: The STRATUS Randomized Clinical Trial.
JAMA:2023: October 12 Full text

Managing and preventing migraine in the emergency department: a review.
Annals of Emergency Medicine:2023:82(6):732-51 Full text

Tenecteplase versus alteplase for acute stroke: mortality and bleeding complications.
Annals of Emergency Medicine:2023:82(6):720-28 Full text

The COVID-19 pandemic: Bereavement outcomes between hospital and home deaths in palliative care. STV OA
Journal of pain and Symptom Management:2023: November 14
Full text

Risk of suicidal ideation and behavior in individuals with Parkinson Disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
JAMA Neurology:2023: November 23 Full text

Is vital signs assessment important in the acute mental health setting? A review of fundamental nursing textbooks. AUS OA
International Journal of mental Health Nursing:2023: November 13 Full text

Timing of goals of care discussions in nursing homes: a systematic review.
Journal of the American Medical Director’s Association:2023:24(12):1820-23 Full text

100 years on: the first use of insulin in Australia. AUS
Medical Journal of Australia:2023:219(10):457-60 Full text

Open Access Publishing 'Read and Publish'

Increasingly, academic authors are looking to publish their studies as open access, so that everyone can read them. However, the processing fees that are charged for publishing open access can be prohibitive.

Many Australian University Libraries have now established what are known as 'read and publish' deals with major academic publishers. These deals combine traditional journal subscriptions with benefits for authors. They allow for article processing charges (APCs) to be waived for staff of those universities if the article is accepted.

So if you are looking to publish your research and have a co-appointment with a university, check out what your options are by checking their Library websites - eg,. Melbourne University Open Access Publishing Agreements

The Library will have some news regarding read and publish options for SVHM staff soon!