Neurology & Neurosurgery

Welcome to the research guide for Neurology & Neurosurgery. Here you will find resources & information that will help you with your patient care & research - more than you can find on the Clinical Home Page. Click on the tabs on the left to uncover detailed lists of resources to help answer your questions on finding journal articles, drug information, point of care resources, & more.

If you have tried searching and can't find what you're looking for, feel free to contact me! I can:

• Help with literature searches and searches for systematic & other evidence synthesis reviews
• Teach you advanced techniques for database searching
• Orient you to an array of library resources available through UM
• Teach you about citation management tools, such as EndNote which can save you time when formatting your citations and bibliographies.

For an orientation to the library, watch these videos:

• THL Orientation 2023
• Accessing Online EBooks & Articles
• Circulation & Borrowing

NIH Toolbox Measures

NIH Toolbox is a multidimensional set of brief measures assessing cognitive, emotional, motor and sensory function from ages 3 to 85, meeting the need for a standard set of measures that can be used as a “common currency” across diverse study designs and settings. 

NIH Toolbox monitors neurological and behavioral function over time, and measures the domain constructs across developmental stages. This facilitates the study of functional changes across the lifespan, including evaluating intervention and treatment effectiveness.

Stanford Neurosurgery Interactive Models

Stanford Neurosurgery provides 3D interactive models of the anatomy of the

• skull base through endoscopic endonasal approach
• skull base with landmarks of principal vascular and nervous structures

To promote interdisciplinary clinical & translational research, UM uses innovative research tools & information technologies to facilitate collaboration across the spectrum of science. This expertise portal is a key component of this mission.

ORCID is an open, non-profit, community-based effort to create & maintain a registry of unique research identifiers.  Using a transparent method of linking research activities & outputs to these identifiers, that supports automated linkages between you & your professional activities helps ensure that your work is recognized.

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