On-Demand Recorded Online Courses
The following recorded training classes are now
available via Brainshark. To start the course,
click the title. You will be prompted to enter
your name and e-mail before the course begins.
Introduction to Searching Dialog
Introduction to Dialog Using DialogClassic Web
The course covers the basic features of DialogClassic
Web and Dialog Command Language searching. No previous
experience with Dialog or online searching is necessary.
If you have some experience with Dialog Command Language
or similar search services, this course may serve as
a refresher. Audio narration in American English.
Run Time: 43.55
Introduction
to Dialog Using DialogLink 5
The course covers the basic features of DialogLink
5 and Dialog Command Language searching. No previous
experience with Dialog or online searching is necessary.
If you have some experience with Dialog Command
Language or similar search services, this course
may serve as a refresher. Audio narration in American
English.
Run Time: 29:59
Introduction
to Dialog Using DialogWeb
The course covers the basic features
of DialogWeb—Command Search and Dialog Command
Language searching. No previous experience with
Dialog or online searching is necessary. If you
have some experience with Dialog Command Language
or similar search services, this course may serve
as a refresher. Audio narration in American English.
Run Time: 26:50
Searching for Pharmaceutical Information Using DialogWeb—Guided Search
The series of pharmaceutical courses using DialogWeb—Guided
Search enables the novice searcher who is unfamiliar
with Dialog command language to review databases and
search strategies for searches most often conducted
as drugs move through the drug development pipeline.
Command language searchers will also find the command
summaries for each search useful as they plan strategies
for different applications in their pharmaceutical
research.
Each course has three parts: an Introduction to
the DialogWeb—Guided Search interface and a brief
discussion of the drug pipeline and sources of
information about drugs in each phase. Part 2 contains
a description of databases and step-by-step searches
for the different phases of development, and Part
3 provides suggestions about other courses and
where to get search assistance. The courses are
flexible in that you can review the entire course
as you begin the series and then focus on Part
2 of each subsequent course to see the unique databases
and search strategies for that stage in the development
process.
Selecting
Dialog Databases Using DialogWeb—Guided
Search
The course covers tools for selecting databases
on Dialog and includes specific examples using the
DialogWeb—Guided Search subject categories.
It is the starting point for searching using DialogWeb—Guided
Search. No previous experience with Dialog or online
searching is necessary. Audio narration is in American
English.
Run Time: 22:23
Introduction
to Dialog for Pharmaceutical Researchers Using
DialogWeb—Guided Search
This course illustrates how to create search strategies,
refine searches and retrieve records using DialogWeb—Guided
Search. Search examples focus on the pharmaceutical
area. It is helpful to take the course Selecting
Dialog Databases Using DialogWeb—Guided Search before
beginning this course. You do not have to learn
Dialog Command Language. Audio narration is in
American English.
Run Time: 28:38
Tracking
a Pharmaceutical Product through the Discovery
Process Using DialogWeb—Guided
Search
This course covers searches that pharmaceutical
researchers would conduct in the Discovery Phase
of the drug development process, including locating
chemical substances, chemical literature, trademarks
for a drug and patents about a substance. Applications
are illustrated with step-by-step searches.
Knowledge of the DialogWeb—Guided Search interface
and ability to use the subject categories in Guided
Search to select databases are necessary to get the
most from this course. Audio narration is in American
English.
Run Time: 28:28
Tracking
a Pharmaceutical Product through R&D
Using DialogWeb—Guided Search
This course covers databases and searches that pharmaceutical
researchers would use in the R&D phase of the
drug development process. Databases include those
in the biomedical and drug development areas. Search
topics cover finding conference literature, reviewing
biomedical literature for drugs and tracking companies
with drugs in the R&D stage on an ongoing basis
using Alerts. Applications are illustrated with step-by-step
searches.
Knowledge of the DialogWeb—Guided Search interface
and ability to use the subject categories in Guided
Search to select databases are necessary to get the
most from this course. Audio narration is in American
English.
Run Time: 30:36
 Tracking a Pharmaceutical Product Through Clinical Trials
Using DialogWeb—Guided Search
This course covers databases in the drug development pipeline and searches that pharmaceutical researchers would use in the Clinical Trials phase of the drug development process. Search topics include finding drugs in particular stages of clinical trials by drug name and therapeutic class codes, locating results of clinical trials for specific indications and tracking drugs a company may own or license at a specific stage of development on an ongoing basis. Applications are illustrated with step-by-step searches.
Knowledge of the DialogWeb—Guided Search interface and ability to use the subject categories in Guided Search to select databases are necessary to get the most from this course. Audio narration is in American English.
Run Time: 30:59
Tracking a Pharmaceutical Product Through the Marketing and Post-Marketing Surveillance
Using DialogWeb—Guided Search
This course focuses on the last two phases in the drug
development cycle: Marketing and Post-Marketing Surveillance.
You will review databases and searches that pharmaceutical
researchers would use in these two phases of the drug
development process. Search topics include using the
news and industry trade journals to find drugs just
launched and drugs approved for new indications, reviewing
medical databases for potential adverse effects of
drugs on the market and tracking drugs available for
licensing for specific companies on an ongoing basis.
Applications are illustrated with step-by-step searches.
Knowledge of the DialogWeb—Guided Search interface
and ability to use the subject categories in Guided
Search to select databases are necessary to get the
most from this course. Audio narration is in American
English.
Run Time: 30:29
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