Level: Intermediate
Prerequisite: MEDLINE search experience
Cost: $185 (nonmember, $235)
Attendance Maximum: None

Instructor(s): Heidi Heilemann, AHIP, information services librarian and interim associate director, Research and Instruction, Lane Medical Library and Knowledge Management Center, Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA

Offered: Thursday, May 19, 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

The ability to understand the fundamental concepts in oncology is an essential component of becoming an effective cancer searcher. Experienced online searchers will be guided through basic biological concepts relative to neoplasia, its nomenclature, and retrieval strategies in various databases. Increase your understanding of neoplasia for more effective communication with health professionals. Focus on key cancer database resources and optimal search strategy approaches.

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