Date: Tuesday, September 12th
Time: 12:00-13:00pm (Time zone: GMT+2 Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna)
Overview:
Join us at our upcoming online seminar in the run up to Pink October, to find out how ClinicalKey can be used for the early detection, screening, prevention, and therapy of breast cancer.
ClinicalKey is an online discoverability platform for healthcare professionals, to support improved patient outcomes. It contains a wide selection of Elsevier medical and surgical Books and Journals in full text as well as international Guidelines, Videos, Multimedia in more than 40 medical specialties. As a global leader in information and analytics, Elsevier helps researchers and healthcare professionals’ advance science and improve health outcomes for the benefit of society. We do this by facilitating insights and critical decision-making for customers across the global research and health ecosystems.
At Elsevier, we offer knowledge and valuable analytics that help our users make breakthroughs and drive societal progress. It is therefore important that our users are fully aware of the capabilities available at their fingertips.
One of our experts, Karen Chevalier, will lead this training session where you will learn how to search for medical information and literature as well as how to use all the advanced functionality tools available in ClinicalKey.
In addition to ClinicalKey, we will also be presenting our professional drug reference database: Clinical Pharmacology, which provides guidance and support to make informed decision about drug therapy.
This training session will last approx. 45 minutes and is open to everyone.
Speaker bio:
Karen Chevalier, Customer Success Manager, has been with Elsevier for over 7 years. She focuses on ensuring that ClinicalKey and other Elsevier products are used to the benefit of every customer, using their unique and specific needs and requirements to personalise training and development.
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