Reference
Services
Reference Contact
Information:
817-735-2070
(local) 800-687-5302 (toll
free)
Online computer
searching - Reference librarians can conduct research
for you by searching MEDLINE, CINAHL, and more than 200 related
databases. Requests may be submitted by phone or electronically
via the online request
form.
A fee may be incurred
for this service. Please see the billing
chart for more detailed information.
Research
Assistance - Librarians are available to assist
users as they research the medical literature. The Reference
department is located on the 2nd floor of the library. Librarians
are available from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday.
You may also request assistance via telephone at 817-735-2070
or 1-800-687-5302. A request form is available on the website for evening and weekend use.
Location
of factual information - Answers to specific questions
are provided by the reference librarians using a variety of
resources, including the library's reference and/or book collection,
electronic sources, etc.
Citation
verification assistance - Contact librarians to
gain assistance in completing missing information or verifying
the accuracy of bibliographic citations.
Consumer
health information collection - A small collection of medical books written for the layperson is located
on the library's second floor; these are reference books that cannot be checked out. For information on the Internet, Medline Plus is an excellent place to start. See our Consumer Health Subject Guide for many other recommended sources online. Our librarians are happy to assist you in locating
the health information you are seeking.
Library tours
and orientation programs - Call 817-735-2070 to
arrange a tour.
Library
Instruction - Library instructional staff provide
a wide array of introductory, intermediate and advanced courses
related to library research. Subject specific courses may
also be arranged upon request.
Outreach
- Library staff promote medical and health information
access to medical professionals and others who need information
for research, patient care and general teaching and learning.
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