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Re: ob-gyn publications on the web From: cd003509@interramp.com Sat Jul 13 09:59:01 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Joseph W. DuBois Jr.: "Re: Surgeon with a disability needs your help!!" Previous message: mborn: "Re: New surgical instruments" Maybe in reply to: Albert Ohayon: "ob-gyn publications on the web" Next in thread: Laser-I: "Re: ob-gyn publications on the web" On 7/13/96 7:24AM, in message <31E7857A.3CE@imaginet.fr>, Albert Ohayon <aohayon@imaginet.fr> wrote: > Chers confreres, > I would like to use the web to get some publications on gyn-obs. Do you > use it ? Where to go ? Do we have to suscrib ? Do we have to pay ? How > to search ? > Cordialement. > Merci ! > > -- > Albert Ohayon, M.D. > Exercice liberal. Private practice. > Gynecologie/obstetrique > 20 rue de la loge, 34000 Montpellier, France > Clinique Clementville It was not clear from your message whether or not you currently have http://www access. If you do, you can begin looking for information through the "search engines" such as AltaVista, Yahoo, Lycos, (these are the 3 I've found most accurate in accessing medical information) by 1) entering your search terms, then 2) following the links to the articles/pages/documents that are provided. This can be time-consuming and may or may not provide you with usable information. Major Search Engines: http://altavista.digital.com/ http://lycos.cs.cmu.edu http://www.yahoo.com http://www.nlightn.com http://www.infoseek.com/ The following are a few of the sites specifically for medical information -- some are general, others ob-gyn -- but they are all good starting points for finding Web-based medical information: http://www.medconnect.com:80/finalhtm/ http://www.cpmc.columbia.edu/list.html http://www.healthpartners.com/health.html http://www.bcm.tmc.edu/obgyn/obgyn-ce/ob-gyn.html http://www.bio.bris.ac.uk/research/bats/richard/Pregnancy/pregnancy.html HOWEVER, If you do not currently have http://www access -- then that is a completely different situation -- and requires other steps to acquire an appropriate account. As far as fees, subscriptions, registration etc. that depends on what you are looking for. Many of the Web resources can be accessed for no charge and documents "saved" or printed for your own personal use. If you are looking for more extensive research-oriented documents or documents you can use in compiling your book, that could be a more complex issue (regarding access, copyrights, permissions, etc., etc.). If you have additional questions, you may contact me directly at: Dwight Ham hirps@interramp.com -- Harnessing the Power of the Internet© Next message: Joseph W. DuBois Jr.: "Re: Surgeon with a disability needs your help!!" Previous message: mborn: "Re: New surgical instruments" Maybe in reply to: Albert Ohayon: "ob-gyn publications on the web" Next in thread: Laser-I: "Re: ob-gyn publications on the web"

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