Amsterdam, May 16, 2007 - Elsevier has announced the addition of 56
prestigious titles from The Clinics to its premier electronic platform,
ScienceDirect.
The Clinics span a variety of subjects within the health sciences, ranging
from pediatrics to surgery. Among the 56 titles to be launched are: Medical
Clinics of North America; Pediatric Clinics of North America; Surgical
Clinics of North America; Radiologic Clinics of North America.
The addition of these titles to ScienceDirect increases the number of health
sciences titles to more than 600 and the total amount of online journals
available on ScienceDirect to more than 2,000. With The Clinics on
ScienceDirect, researchers can quickly and easily link across all content
including more than 2,000 scientific, technical and medical journals, book
series, handbook series and reference works and eBooks. Internal
cross-referencing and external linking, enables users to follow their research
path with greater ease and efficiency.
"Customers have been asking for inclusion of the Clinics in ScienceDirect and
we are happy to say that from now on they will be able to have access to these
titles using all features and functionalities ScienceDirect offers," comments
James Tonna, Vice President of Sales and Marketing Americas Elsevier.
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About The Clinics
The Clinics (are periodicals
that provide comprehensive clinical reviews of timely subjects, including
diagnosis and therapy, new materials and new equipment. Each Clinic contains
invited reviews (usually 10-14 per issue) on a single topic in a specific
specialty or subspecialty. Guest editors for each issue invite leading experts
to pen state-of-the-art reviews on a specific aspect of the topic. Around the
world, The Clinics are read and respected for their authoritative, unbiased
coverage of the topics that matter to researchers and practicing health care
professionals. Today, there are 56 different Clinics titles, each one covering
a distinct area of surgery, medicine, veterinary medicine, nursing, and
dentistry.
The first Clinics of North America were published in the early 20th century.
In 1912, The Surgical Clinics of John B. Murphy and the Collected Papers of
the Mayo Clinic, known respectively as The Surgical Clinics of North America
and Medical Clinics of North America, were launched.
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interlinks with primary research referenced in journal articles.
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