On 15 September 2012, Wiley will be introducing an improved search interface for The Cochrane Library. There will be a phased implementation with some additional features being added in phase 2, shortly after the initial launch.
Users will see major changes to the layout of search pages and will soon be able to use new search features including:
• Auto-suggest features within both basic and MeSH search functions
• Updated display of search results and filtering options
• Ability to view search terms and results on the same page
• Ability to insert lines and add one search to one another
• Improved MeSH look-up feature
• Hover-over Tool Tips giving a brief explanation of the functions
All previously saved searches will be transferred onto the new search platform, with no action required on the part of users HOWEVER we strongly suggest that you make a hard copy back up of any complex or important searches as a precaution. You can Export any Saved Searches in Cochrane, or for smaller searches, a screenshot may be adequate.
During the migration period you will be able to search The Cochrane Library, view articles and run saved searches. However for successful migration of searches, you will be prevented from saving new searches or editing existing searches for 24 hours prior to the launch.
More information is available online including a PowerPoint demonstration outlining the new features at:
http://www.thecochranelibrary.com/view/0/ccochnewsearch.html
Users will see major changes to the layout of search pages and will soon be able to use new search features including:
• Auto-suggest features within both basic and MeSH search functions
• Updated display of search results and filtering options
• Ability to view search terms and results on the same page
• Ability to insert lines and add one search to one another
• Improved MeSH look-up feature
• Hover-over Tool Tips giving a brief explanation of the functions
All previously saved searches will be transferred onto the new search platform, with no action required on the part of users HOWEVER we strongly suggest that you make a hard copy back up of any complex or important searches as a precaution. You can Export any Saved Searches in Cochrane, or for smaller searches, a screenshot may be adequate.
During the migration period you will be able to search The Cochrane Library, view articles and run saved searches. However for successful migration of searches, you will be prevented from saving new searches or editing existing searches for 24 hours prior to the launch.
More information is available online including a PowerPoint demonstration outlining the new features at:
http://www.thecochranelibrary.com/view/0/ccochnewsearch.html
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