Research news New osteopathic research database now available New search tool is the only online database of its kind dedicated exclusively to osteopathic medicine. May 19, 2021Wednesday AOA Staff Contact AOA Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email The AOA’s new, free Osteopathic Research Database (login required), designed to increase access to osteopathic research, is now available to AOA members. The search tool is the only online database of its kind dedicated exclusively to osteopathic medicine. It features nearly 9,000 research abstracts and references on osteopathic medicine topics. Search by title, author or year Indexed citations include articles from the Journal of Osteopathic Medicine, Journal of the American Osteopathic Association and PubMed, dating back to 1960. Citations are searchable by title, author and publication year. The database will be updated regularly with new citations and indexed articles. You can access the Osteopathic Research Database here by logging in with your Osteopathic.org username and password. More in Newsbriefs DO appointed to VA leadership role Haipeng “Mark” Zhang, DO, will serve as acting assistant under secretary for health. Poetry collection by DO explores healing, resilience Lt. Col. Ivan Edwards, DO, Air Force Reserve flight surgeon, has released “Resonance of the Soul: Flowers and Harmonics,” a poetry collection that gives voice to healing and human stories. Previous articleFor the first time, less than half of physicians are in private practice, survey finds Next articleThe DO Book Club, May 2021: Complications: A Surgeon's Notes on an Imperfect Science
DO appointed to VA leadership role Haipeng “Mark” Zhang, DO, will serve as acting assistant under secretary for health.
Poetry collection by DO explores healing, resilience Lt. Col. Ivan Edwards, DO, Air Force Reserve flight surgeon, has released “Resonance of the Soul: Flowers and Harmonics,” a poetry collection that gives voice to healing and human stories.
Good to see this coming out. It’s not new or unique, though. OSTMED was jointly developed in 1997 as a bibliographic database by University of North Texas & Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, & OSTMED.DR with full-text capability was introduced 15 years ago n 2006 by Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine & VTLS. OSTMED.DR is still available online & includes all PubMed osteopathic citations as well as from JAOA & other journals. May. 21, 2021, at 6:25 am Reply