VetMed Resource

VetMed Resource is a database that focus on veterinary science such as anaesthesia, anatomy, animal behaviour, animal welfare, bacterial diseases, haematology, husbandry, immunology, meat inspection, metabolic disorders, parasitology, pharmacology, physiology, radiography, slaughter, surgery, toxicology, viral diseases, veterinary history, and zoonoses. It covers animals that are camelids, cattle and other large ruminants, companion animals, horses and other equines, game animals, goats, laboratory animals, pigs, poultry, sheep, and wild animals. There are over 1 million bibliographic records and more than 60,000 full text documents.

How to begin
Go to http://www.car.chula.ac.th/curef-db/slist.html#science and click VetMed Resource
The screen is shown as the following picture.

Information search
1. Users can click on the interested topic to view results.
2. Search VetMed Resource: Type words or phrases in the box, select topics, select content types, and then click Search

3. Smart searches: Click on the interested topic to view results

4. Content types: Click on a content type to view results

5. Events calendar: Click on date to views the list of conferences, seminars, workshops, and other events related to veterinary medicine

6. Animal Health & Production Compendium: Click Visit AHPC to view an encyclopaedia on the health and production of pigs, poultry and ruminants, and food safety

Search results and result management
The example of search result screen with the words pig farm in Search VetMed Resource is shown as the following picture.

1. Users can sort results by select Relevance, Date (Recent First), Date (Oldest First), or Alphabetical (A to Z).
2. Users can refine results by select author, geographical location, item type, language, organisms, and subject topics.
3. Users can click View full text article to view PDF full text.
4. Users can click on document titles to view the information of documents. The screen will be shown as the following picture.

>> Click View full text article to view PDF full text

Sign out from the system
When finish the work, click Sign out to sign out from the system.

By Pakapun Panich, Research Support Services Section (RSS), Office of Academic Resources, Chulalongkorn University, Issue 1, January 2014