“I want fast results and trustworthy information. And fortunately,
Tracy Nan Smith, the sales rep from Ovid, helps me to keep up.”
- Shelly Warwick
Shelly Warwick, Director Touro-Harlem Medical Library and Tracy Nan Smith, Regional New York Sales Manager for Ovid, meet to talk about how customers expect to get fast and trustworthy results, and how to formulate a search query that delivers the right results. Shelly Warwick is a highly experienced user of search tools and loves research. She also recognizes the value of electronic books as they bring ordering and thinking.
"If you ask me what my profession is really about, I have to say it is about fi ltering that big pool of information out there.There is not one single resource that gives the answer."
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“I love dialogue! It leads you to
thinking."
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"It makes sense to go digital with content in context.”
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“It is about the relevance of the search and the precision!"
About Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
The mission of Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine is to be committed to preparing students to become osteopathic physicians who uphold the values, philosophy, and practice of Osteopathic Medicine. The Touro-Harlem Medical library is a physical library with a mostly electronic collection. It provides Reference, Reserve, Interlibrary Loan, and Instructional services.
About Ovid
Ovid is part of Wolters Kluwer Health and a global leader in the development and delivery of customizable electronic research information for the medical, healthcare, and academic markets. Ovid helps make research smarter, faster, and more effective by providing a powerful search and discovery platform, OvidSP, to access premier electronic journals, books, and databases. With OvidSP’s innovative workfl ow tools, users can quickly browse, search, retrieve, and analyze critical information to make important decisions everyday.
Ovid is used across the globe by librarians, researchers, clinicians, and students from leading colleges and universities; medical schools; academic research libraries and library consortia; hospitals and healthcare systems; pharmaceutical, engineering, and biotechnology companies; and HMOs and clinical practices.