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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.
Open access platform provided by the National Library of Medicine (US). PubMed contains all Medline records, plus many un-indexed citations from major science journals.
BC Cancer Library - Pubmed Overview (LearningHub)
The course demonstrates to BC Cancer staff and clinicians the basic features of PubMed, including how to find relevant research articles, use various limits, save and export results and use MyNCBI options to access articles available through BC Cancer.
There are also general training resources available online:
UPDATE JUNE 2022: Login passwords are inactive now.
You must choose a way to validate your account using a "3rd party."
You do not have to login to search PubMed, but you have to login to MyNCBI to use features like saving your search, showing BC Cancer full text links, and exporting results.
To login to MyNCBI, we recommend that you use either an academic affiliation or your ORCiD because it is a secure, sustainable, and professional option.
If you do not have an ORCiD, create a free account here or learn more about Your ORCiD Profile.
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.