The Medical Library Association designates October as National Medical Librarians Month.
Aside from the occasional dish of candy, we don’t have much to give away; however, here is a sampling of the services and resources Bibby library can provide for you:
- Access to scholarly journal articles in dentistry, available in print and electronic formats
- Access to medical, pharmaceutical and bibliographic databases
- Access to a rich collection of books in dentistry, available in print and electronic format
- Instruction in using the latest technologies to retrieve, organize and synthesize information. This includes, but is not limited to Facebook, blogs, Twitter, iPhones, social bookmarking and more.
- Instruction in database search and retrieval, evidence based dentistry and library skills
- Access to, and instruction in using software to organize your references for storage and/or publication
- Comprehensive searches of the dental literature
- Suggestions and tools for keeping up-to-date
- Assistance in using Blackboard for course materials
- A look at the history of dentistry in Rochester
- A list of “librarian selected” internet resources in dentistry
- A place to study or collaborate with colleagues
- Computers, wireless access and a scanner
Is there anything else can we do for you?
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As a Bibby living in the UK for the past 67 years I am using the internet to find out all about Bibbys.
Could you please let me have some family histories to enable me to put together a big picute of the tribe Bibby.
I look forward to maintaining this very interesting contact.
Yours faithfully.
Bernard Bibby
F. Inst. S. C. E
Alumni University Kent UK
Hello Mr. Bibby,
Our library was named after Dr. Basil Bibby. You can read more about him here: http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/dentistry/education/library/about/basil-bibby.cfm I do have contact with his children and would be happy to put you in touch with them. Please send me an email at hslt_bibby@urmc.rochester.edu if you are interested.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Kettell, Librarian