Literature or reviews of a systematic nature is a value-added service available for current members of the Stanford Medicine community. To qualify for the service, the project lead and point-of-contact to Lane must be a Stanford affiliate.
Lane Medical Library staff can help you with your search strategy creation, collaborate on systematic reviews and other knowledge syntheses, provide guidance on documentation, processes, and tools, among others. Reviews or projects the team can help you with include but are not limited to:
If you are interested in collaborating with a Lane Medical Librarian on a review project, please submit a literature search request.
Data management and sharing is a component of Open Science, which aims to make scientific research more transparent and accessible. Proper data management and sharing benefit you as an individual and the research community as a whole. Lane's data service provides:
For more information, visit the Data Management and Sharing guide or contact data librarian John Borghi (jborghi@stanford.edu).
Research metrics measure the impact of a scholar, article, book, journal, or research institution. Metrics can be informed through different approaches, such as citation counts, that can add to a broader understanding of impact. Lane's research metrics service assists with:
For more information on research metrics, visit the Research Impact guide or contact Research Communications Librarian Lily Ren (lren@stanford.edu).
Lane Librarians can help you with the authoring and publishing of your manuscript such as:
We also provide discounted Open Access author processing fees. For more information, visit our Understanding Open Access guide.