Northwell Health Librarians: Library User Guides: Research, Publishing, & Teaching LibGuides

The resources in this guide are provided to assist you in the scientific writing process. Learn more about grammar and editing, proper citation and bibliographies, selecting a publisher and predatory publishing, and more!

This guide provides basic information on searching for literature to support your scholarly communication.

This guide will help you setup and use EndNote Desktop and EndNote Web, allowing you to create correctly formatted reference lists with ease.

This LibGuide will assist you in making sure that you take the steps to create a sterling reputation as an author, right from the start. Follow the steps below to protect your scholarly author reputation before your first piece is published. Also discover all the resources we have to offer on finding the right fit for your manuscript with a reputable and impactful journal.

Predatory publishing is an exploitative academic publishing business model that involves charging publication fees to authors without providing the editorial and publishing services associated with legitimate journals. Use this guide to learn how to avoid publishing in these journals.

This guide is intended to provide the students, faculty, and staff of Zucker School of Medicine and Northwell Health team members with an understanding of copyright law and fair use. While these concepts can be complex this information can provide guidance on what constitutes fair use, when and how to seek permission from the copyright holder, and how to avoid plagiarism.

Everything you need to know about creating your ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) ID and Profile. ORCID is an open, community-based, non-profit registry of unique research identifiers that links you to your published work and distinguishes you from authors with similar names.

This guide is designed as a single-point resource for images and videos to be used in presentations and for educational purposes. The images and videos are subdivided by topic.

Discover innovative and useful medical education resources for the Zucker School of Medicine faculty and Northwell Health Clinical Teaching Faculty.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we educate healthcare professionals as we respond to this crisis and for the future. This guide provides the resources to design a dynamic learning experience for distance learning in health sciences education.

The Faculty Author Collection contains publications that have content created by the members of our teaching faculty at the Zucker School of Medicine.

Click here to return to the EMIL home page if you are on-site, and are using a Northwell secure internet connection.

Click here if you would like to access EMIL, and you are working from home, school, or are using a non-Northwell internet connection. Once you enter the portal, click on Northwell MyApps ->Apps tab-> and click on the orange EMIL icon.