Add your text between the p tags
bold your keyword within the b tags
Add your hyperlink within the a tags, and put your url within the href double quote.
ORCiD is like a DOI for people. It is a unique, persistent identifier that distinguishes you from everyone else. Use it to organize and share your professional profile, and even log in to PubMed, BLAST, Genome, and other NCBI resources! ORCiDs are increasingly used by publishers and funding institutions to correctly identify and manage authors and researchers.
The BC Cancer Library supports researchers and authors.
Some pages in this Authors' Guide
Conference presentations, poster presentations (brief talks), and poster displays, are all common ways to present research findings, quality improvement projects, and professional studies.
A really good poster is not just a short article divided up on a board! Below are links to guidelines and inspiration for preparing an excellent poster.
Not Instant, Not Free. Remember to plan on the cost and time required to have a poster printed. BC Cancer Multi-Media Services can suggest rapid turn around print shops in the Vancouver area, or check with your Regional program leaders or Admin secretaries.
Search our collections for books and ebooks, or see the lists Library materials on the following topics:
Below are a few books and ebooks you can borrow from the Library:
Search our collections for more!
Remember: the BC Cancer Library can send a print book to staff anywhere you work. If it's not in your local library site, request it from the catalogue.
The BC Cancer library system consists of a central library at Vancouver Centre, and branches in Abbotsford, Kelowna, Prince George, and Victoria where both patient and professional collections are available on site. Librarian staff are available at all centres, including Surrey.
