Medicine and Pharmacy Portal
The Medicine and Pharmacy Portal offers support for your studies, research and teaching. Here you may find news and information about subject-specific events and services offered by the university library as well as useful tools for your scientific work. Quick links:
Updates
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BioRender webinar series
Register for the bioRender webinar series and learn how to create great posters, publications figures and scientific visuals: http://bib.unibe.ch/scimed

AI Tools für Reviews
They do not replace scientific work, but they can be useful: AI tools for topic identification, screening and review writing. Take a look at BibMED's selection (including classification).

Systematic Searching Guide
Are you writing a review? Find help in the systematic searching guide or ask the support team.

Book your personal Coffee & Bit(e)s
New service for you and your research group: Our Coffee & Bit(e)s are short lectures on relevant topics for scientific work - from writing across literature searching to Open Science publishing. Pick your preferred topic from our new Coffee Card and book your Coffee Lecture on demand.
Online Services 24/7

Here for you whenever you want
Take advantage of our online services wherever you are.
Our services at a glance
Systematic Searching Guide
Everything you need to know

Systematic Searching Guide
The Systematic Searching Guide answers your questions about systematic searching in medical databases and registries:
www.unibe.ch/ub/systematicsearchingE-Learning: PubMed Video Tutorials
Made for you

PubMed Video Tutorials
Our video tutorials offer support in conducting systematic searches in PubMed and in designing search strategies.
Glossary for Systematic Literature Searching
Systematic Searching A-Z

Glossary for systematic literature searching (German)
Confused about terminology? Dr. Marc von Gernler’s alphabetized glossary explains the most common terms in systematic searching. The glossary is in German, but we are working on an English translation.
Glossar zur systematischen Literatursuche (deutsch, 1.5.2023) (PDF, 3.5 MB)Cochrane Interactive Learning: How to conduct systematic reviews
How to do a systematic review

Cochrane Interactive Learning
The Cochrane Training website provides a range of learning opportunities for individuals interested in learning more about conducting, editing or reading a systematic review. Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned reviewer, you will find new opportunities to learn here about Cochrane systematic review methodology and processes. A registration is required in order to access the training modules.
Customized and professional

Advice and Searches on Demand
Are you considering a systematic review or do you want to develop a search strategy for databases? We support you with assistance and advice.
Consulting and Support Services Overview (PDF, 34KB)Discover our consulting and support services
Overview of Services
Brief consultation |
Consultations & Searches |
Systematic Review Services |
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10-20 minutes via Zoom |
Consultations on databases & search strategies. Brief contract searches (max. 2 h, no systematic searches) |
Consultations on systematic and other reviews. Conduction of systematic searches. Free access to Covidence |
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Students UniBE |
free | free |
- (CHF 120.00/h) |
Employees Inselspital |
free | free |
free |
Employees UniBE / PhD's |
free | free (Searches > 2h: CHF 88.00/h) |
CHF 120.00/h |
Employees Canton Bern |
free | CHF 88.00/h |
CHF 120.00/h |
External clients |
free | CHF 114.00/h |
CHF 150.00/h |
Contact | Wed, 11-12.30 & 16-18 h, Zoom link for drop-in |
Request form |
Request form |
Detailed information on fees and services:
Brief consultation via Zoom
Quick Question?

Speak with an information specialist
Find answers and resources by dropping in virtually. Every Wednesday 11:00 – 12:30 and 16:00 – 18:00.
Consultations and Remittance Searches
Consultations:
- Formulating your research question
- Developing your search strategy
- Translating your search strings from one database to another to obtain the most complete results
- Peer review of your search strategy
- Sources for systematic literature searching (databases, registries, grey literature)
- Tools, handbooks, and guidance in systematic literature searching
- New publication alerts
Please contact us with the following form. We are looking forward to your request.
Systematic Review Services
The Research Support Services team of the University of Bern Medical Library offers individual research consultations and contract searches for complex literature searches for systematic or scoping Reviews, HTAs or clinical guidelines. Our services cover:
Advice and Consulting on the following:
- Sequential steps of systematic searching and systematic reviews
- Search concepts and strategy development
- Database selection and searching grey literature (non-published literature)
We offer the following paid services:
- Conducting searches in specified databases
- Designing (complex) search strategies
- Revising your search strategy, subject to the approval of the principal investigator
- Peer-reviewing your search strategies
- Delivery of search results in an agreed-upon format
- Documenting the search strategy, databases searched, and our results. Documentation includes the limits we set for the search. The documents we supply are ready to include in the manuscript's appendix and the PRISMA flow chart.
- Writing up the search for the Methods section of your manuscript
Time frame
Contact us when your protocol has been drafted. Search times vary, depending upon the complexity of the search, the number of databases to be searched, and your availability for feedback. Deadlines are mutually approved.
Authorship
When we conduct complex searches for you and document them for the manuscript (e.g., in the Methods and Appendix), we request co-authorship. If our contribution does not meet the ICMJE standards for authorship, we require clients to acknowledge our work as contributors.
Further information:
Registration for Systematic Review Services
If you want to register for our systematic review services, please fill out the following form and return it to us by email.
Open Science
Information on Open Science, Open Acess, and BORIS is provided by the Open Science team.
Get your work published

Academic Writing
Scientific Writing Courses with Dr. Kali Tal: Open to all students and postdocs in the health and natural sciences.
See our Academic Writing courses
Tutor
Dr. Kali Tal: kali.tal@unibe.ch
Registration & Fees
- Affiliates from University of Bern, Pädagogische Hochschule PHBern, Inselspital Bern: Free
Registration via ILIAS on course page - Academic fee for affiliates from University and hospital: CHF 150 / course (3 hours)*:
Registration via ILIAS on Academic fee for affiliates from University and hospital: course page - External fee: CHF 200 / course (3 hours)*
Registration via registration form (for Swiss participants not affiliated with the University of Bern)
*Discount if more than 3 (= 2%), more than 5 (= 5%) or more than 10 (= 10%) courses are booked per semester at once.
➔ Participants should have English at a C1 level or higher.
Knowledge and Learning

Courses and Workshops
Brief coffee lectures, systematic searching in databases, and much more. We're happy to share our knowledge.
Get the knowledge
The Medical Library of the University of Bern is committed to teaching students and researchers how to improve their research skills and raise the quality of their publications.
Our courses in literature searching and evidence-based medicine include:
- Curricular courses for the faculties of Medicine and Veterinary Science
- Customized courses to meet the needs of your institution, department, or group
For course offers, please contact: support_med.ub@unibe.ch
Next Courses and Workshops
Systematic searching and more
Please find our courses on the courses on the courses site or at the bottom of this page.
Coffee Lectures: Inputs and News in 20 Minutes
Coffee & Sweets

Brain food for your research projects or study
The coffee lectures of medicine and pharmacy provide practical tips in a nutshell concerning your scientific work. The coffee lectures will take place in the spring and in the fall as an online event. No registration is required
New Coffee Lectures in the fall semester 2023/24
Missed the Coffee Lecture? Watch the recording on Youtube ▶️
Unterlagen & Folien von vergangenen Coffee & Sweets:
Slides Coffee Lectures 2023
Slides Coffee Lectures 2022
Slides Coffee Lectures 2021
Slides Coffe Lectures 2020
Customized Courses and Workshops
We hold various lectures in literature searching as part of the regular curriculum of human medicine, dentistry medicine, biomedicine, veterinary medicine, pharmacy and biotechnical engineering.
The medical library also offers courses for the program "Transferable Skills",the Graduate School for Health Sciences (GHS) und the Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB).
For other courses please contact corresponding study coordinators. To get an offer for customized workshops please contact us via support_med.ub@unibe.ch.
Or alternatively have a look at our video tutorials on literature searching.
Lighten scientific life

Tools for Academic Workflows
Useful databases, tools for statistical analysis, data visualization, citation management, and much more.
Show tools
Questions or considerations about tools: tools.ub@unibe.ch.
AI Tools
AI Tools: Position Statement Medical Library
At the Medical Library, we value ethical conduct, research integrity, critical thinking, transparency, high-quality reproducible science, and trustworthy information. Based on these values, our position on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in the production of useful scientific knowledge is that researchers must:
- Have a deep understanding of the limitations and biases of the tool(s) that they intend to use.
- Fact-check the data and information provided by the tool(s) before using it for any scientific purpose. Researchers must take full responsibility for the integrity of everything that they produce.
- Be careful about what information they share with the tool(s). Researchers must not share confidential information, including unpublished hypotheses and results, if the AI developer has access to this data.
- Document details of usage: purpose of use, software details, input(s), date and time of use, user details, raw output(s), etc.
- Think carefully about which tool(s) they want to use and why. Researchers must not use AI for AI’s sake. We recommend critically evaluating a few tools using clearly defined criteria that focus on quality, trustworthiness, and AI developer’s ethics, before deciding on which tool(s) to use. Researchers must re-evaluate their choices and outputs regularly because algorithms change.
- Assess the personal limitations and biases that could impede the objective evaluation of the outputs of the tool(s). Researchers should seek advice and training from experienced and knowledgeable users on how to use the tool(s) safely and effectively.
- Ensure that AI usage does not replace the constant improvement of one’s scientific skills, such as critical thinking, information assimilation leading to original thought, effective communication, etc.
- Disclose the use of tool(s) clearly and fully when sharing scientific information, in line with ethical and institutional guidelines.
If you need any support in the use of AI tools for your scientific literature search or academic writing feel free to contact us: support_med.ub@unibe.ch
ChatGPT

ChatGPT (GPT-3)
Pros:
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Great tool for reflecting on a topic and to get ideas, and to identify knowledge gaps.
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It can summarize, paraphrase or generate text.
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It is able to generate working code for various programming languages (including comments on the code functions)
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It is possible to stick to a conversation topic and iteratively improve the result of the chat.
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It is easy to use: One sentence is enough to start a conversation.
Cons:
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ChatGPT does not understand, it only simulates an understanding.
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GPT-3 cannot search the internet. It can only work with the data it was trained with (up to 2021), so information can be outdated. OpenAI warns about this.
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It will fake content to fill the gaps. Search strategies created by ChatGPT contain invented index terms and wrong syntax; references provided by ChatGPT are mostly false. OpenAI warns about this.
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Sensible information should not be entered in the conversation, because ChatGPT learns also from user input. It might incorporate information provided by the user, and the consequences are hard to foresee. OpenAI warns about this.
Elicit

Elicit AI Assistant Tool
It is a search tool that uses machine learning models to help researchers generate ideas for topics and retrieves a small set of papers for review. In its current version, there are two main workflows: one where you can upload PDFs, and one where you can perform a search query. It does not recognize advanced search syntax (i.e. truncation), therefore you can search with a research question or place your main concepts.Elicit is helpful to identify papers on a topic, without being overwhelmed with the number of results. You can explore possible directions for a topic, and find similar papers based on PDFs. Search results can be saved and exported. Keep in mind this tool is not appropriate to conduct a full systematic/scoping review project since these projects require a robust level of evidence for decision-making and patient care. Additionally, current reporting and conducting guidelines require searches to be transparent and comprehensive.
This tool is a great starting point for literature research. More information on usage, privacy, and limitations can be found via https://elicit.org/faq
Rayyan

Rayyan.ai Screening Tool
Rayyan is a helpful screening tool that has many useful features even in the free version: Up to 3 reviews can be processed, with unlimited reviewers - blinded or unblinded. References are de-duplicated and inclusion and exclusion criteria can be entered to facilitate screening. The paid version adds many AI-based features. The only downside: The interface is a bit outdated.
ASReview

ASReview Screening Tool
ASReview is an open source, transparent, and educational tool for screening articles' title and abstract. The tool also helps you to understand the technology behind its work. AsReview utilizes active learning to prioritize articles for screening based on relevance. However, it does require a little extra effort for installation with Python.
Research Rabbit

Research Rabbit Topic Exploration
https://www.researchrabbit.ai/
Strengths
Research Rabbit is a great tool for finding more articles if you are struggling to identify enough citations to begin your search. When you add useful articles that have already been identified, Research Rabbit will show a list of similar articles as well as a mind map of how the articles are connected. This can be good if you are struggling to identify key articles or key phrases as the search will return items with different vocabulary unlike PubMed. You can also use Research Rabbit for forward and backwards citation searching and look for citation connections between the papers you have already identified to see if there is a common paper between your already identified citations.
Weaknesses
There are limited filters and options the search results can not be reduced using common filters such as date of publication or publication type. The forward citation results are not perfect and may be missing some papers that have cited the research you have identified.
Consensus

Consensus Topic Exploration
Consensus is nice for a naive search before jumping into the research topic. Ask a question in natural language and the tool shows you research papers that talk about it or answer your research question. So you get an overview of the scientific sources without having to set up a search strategy. In the BETA version, the papers are analyzed for consensus. A percentage bar shows how many papers support the hypothesis and how many don't. This gives you a good overview of your research question and whether it's worth investigating further. Consensus even tells you how the papers and answers are found. But be careful : this tool is good to explore the research question superficially and get some key papers, but it doesn't replace a thorough search.
Academic Writing Tools
Academic Writing Tools
AI-based writing tools can be categorised based on what they do, for example, generative AI tools (such as ChatGPT) generate text, paraphraser AI tools (such as Writefull) rewrite text. We have listed these categories below, along with some of the risks of using these tools indiscriminately and without appropriate training. While AI tools can help produce text quickly, this text is generic, ineffectively structured, and, in many instances, factually incorrect. The quality of the output depends more on the user’s experience, knowledge, and training than on the tool’s functionality. Therefore, we cannot recommend any one tool in any of the categories as the best of its class.
We strongly advise academic writers, especially new writers and those with less experience, to use AI tools cautiously and in moderation. Writing well is hard because writing is intertwined with thinking. Both our writing and thinking become clearer as we work on making our sentences more effective and our paragraphs more coherent. We urge all writers to make the effort to read a lot and to write a lot to improve their ability to synthesize evidence, summarize it, and communicate it. We ask them to not fall into the trap of accepting AI-generated texts that simply “sound good.” We insist that they use AI tools only if they are certain of what high-quality academic writing should look like.
Category | Example(s) | Risk(s) from indiscriminate usage |
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Translator tools |
DeepL Write |
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Generative tools |
ChatGPT, JenniAI |
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Reader and summarizer tools |
Wordtune, Humata, SciSpace, Leminda |
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Paraphraser tools |
Writefull, Ref-N-Write |
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Academic editing tools |
ProWritingAid, Paperpal |
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Useful databases in medicine
Further information with the subject librarian: Fachreferat Medizin
Medline Reference database for all areas of biomedicine, with more than 21 million citations from 1946. Issued by: National Library of Medicine, USA
EMBASE Reference database with more than 23 million biomedical and pharmacological citations from 1974, including Medline from 1966. Issued by: Elsevier
Vivocase: Largest freely accessible German-language collection of medical-clinical case studies
The Cochrane Library Database on evidence-based medicine: includes full text of systematic reviews, protocols and register of clinical studies. Issued by: Cochrane Collaboration
PubMed Citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books
Discover e-journals in your subject area with BrowZine. The best starting point is here: Biomedical and health sciences
Thematic contents for COVID-19
Useful databases in pharmacy
Further information you find with the subject librarian pharmacy: Fachreferat Pharmazie.
Ovid MEDLINE ALL Reference database for biomedical and related literature. Published by the National Library of Medicine, USA
Cochrane Training Learning material and online courses for conducting, editing or reading a systematic review (for some courses you need to register with a free Cochrane account and access the website via VPN)
Discover e-journals in your subject area with BrowZine. The best starting point is here: pharmacy journals
Pschyrembel Comprehensive medical encyclopedia, which also comprises the Hunnius Pharmaceutical Dictionary
PubMed Reference database for biomedical and related literature. PubMed includes references from MEDLINE, PubMed Central and the NCBI Bookshelf. Published by the National Library of Medicine, USA
DrugBasePlus Access to various databases for pharmacy and medicine, e.g. ABDA, AHFS-DI, Fiedler, Hager, Index Nominum, Normdosen, Pediatric dosage tables
Analysis, statistics and data management
For statistical computing

The R project
R ist ein ausgezeichnetes Open-Source-Programm für statistische Auswertungen und grafische Darstellungen.
➜ Download R
➜ User-friendly surface for R: Download R Studio
➜ E-Book: Angewandte Statistik, Methodensammlung mit R (deutscher Volltext im Uninetz)
➜ First steps: Erste Schritte in R (English)
Data Science Platform

Anaconda
Anaconda package manager and environment manager for Python and R: Anaconda is a free, multi-functional toolset for data science applications. It facilitates package management of Python and R libraries and enables the effective use of programming environments and software packages.
Documentation and installation: Anaconda Individual Edition
Writing
SciFlow

SciFlow makes scientific writing easier
SciFlow makes it easy to write and format scientific texts - whether for a specific journal or as a student paper. SciFlow also offers attractive templates, chat support, webinars and text checking. The University Library of Bern has licensed SciFlow for the entire UniBE campus. Further information
Textverarbeitung

LaTeX
LaTeX is a text processing program, that enables structured formatting. Especially helpful for academic working with sciences.
➜ Download LaTeX
➜ E-Book: Das Textverarbeitungssystem LaTeX (German fulltext within the UniBE network)
➜ E-Book: LaTeX Beginner's Guide, Leitfaden für Einsteiger, S. Kottwitz, 2011 (Fulltext within the UniBE network)
Plagiarism Checker

PlagScan
Plagscan is a plagiarism checker tool, which can be accessed via Campus account. It is able to scan all common file formats for potential plagiarisms.
Access PlagScan: University of Bern plagiarism checking portal
Literature searching in natural science
Natural science

Platforms for research
Here you see the most important tools (platforms) for literature searching in natural science:
Tools for literature searching in natural science
Have also a look at
- Einführungskurse in Literaturrecherche auf das Kursangebot der UB Bern.
- For group courses and one-to-one teaching in literature search in the sciences, please contact frnat@ub.unibe.ch.
Citation management
Citing made easy
Citation management programs
These programs enhance easy and correct citing:
Courses for citation management with various programs are offered by the university library
Mendeley

Download Mendeley Desktop und Einrichten eines Mendeley Accounts (free of charge; all operating systems)
Zotero

Download Zotero: free of charge; all operating systems. Use your unibe-email in order to get more storage space.
EndNote

Registration for online version; Endnote Basics (free, limited functionality; Windows und Mac). An Endnote full version is available at the Software Shop of the UniBE at a reduced rate.
BibTex

Download BibTeX (fee of charge; to use with LaTex).
BibTeX user interface with convenient functionality (free; for OS X)
Citavi

Members of the University of Bern can use the campus licence for citativi or they get a licence at discounted rate at the Softwareshop.
Deduplicate references with 1 click

Deduklick
You got references from different databases and you need to deduplicate them? The AI-powered deduplication tool Deduklick has been developed in collaboration with the Medical Library Bern.
Publishing
Open Science

Open Access
The Open Science Team of UB Bern offers information and support for electronic publishing, research data management and more.
➜ Open Access policies of journals und publishers: https://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/
➜ Find Open Access journals: https://doaj.org
Connects researchers and research

ORCID
Distinguish yourself in research! ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) is a unique identifier for academic authors.
➜ Register for your own ORCID.
How your paper is discussed

Altmetric
The Altmetric-Plugin allows you to easily display altmetric data for electronic articles that have a DOI. Using the Altmetric Explorer you can get detailed information about the online dissemination of research at article, author, group and institutional level.
➜ Altmetric Explorer
➜ different Altmetric tools
➜ Screencast about Altmetric (Coffee Lecture of November 2021)
Creating and Presenting
Create in a scientific way

BioRender
Create Professional Science Figures in Minutes. Browse thousands of pre-made icons and templates from more than 30 fields of life sciences.
https://app.biorender.com/portal/ub (Acess via Switch Edu-ID). Introduction video.
Esthetic presentations

Prezi
With Prezi you can create nice, innovative and interactive online presentations.
➜ Informationen on Prezi.
➜ EBook: Powerpoint und Prezi - sehr gut präsentieren (Fulltext within UniBE network)
Hot off the press

Our publications
We support and collaborate with research teams, devising and improving search strategies for systematic and other reviews.
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Krone LB, Fehér KD, Rivero T, Omlin X. Brain stimulation techniques as novel treatment options for insomnia: A systematic review. Journal of sleep research. 2023 May 18:e13927. https://doi.org/10.1111/jsr.13927
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Weidlinger S, Winterberger K, Pape J, Weidlinger M, Janka H, von Wolff M, Stute P. Impact of estrogens on resting energy expenditure: A systematic review. Obes Rev. 2023 Aug 6:e13605. doi: 10.1111/obr.13605.
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Theis, S; Baumgartner, S J; Janka, H; Kolokythas, A; Skala, C; Stute, P (2023). Quality of life in menopausal women in the workplace - a systematic review. (In Press). Climacteric, pp. 1-8. Taylor & Francis 10.1080/13697137.2022.2158729
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Jeyaprakash N, Maeder S, Janka H, Stute P. A systematic review of the impact of 7-keto-DHEA on body weight. Arch Gynecol Obstet. 2022 Dec 25. doi: 10.1007/s00404-022-06884-8. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 36566478.
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Borissov N, Haas Q, Minder B, Kopp-Heim D, von Gernler M, Janka H, Teodoro D, Amini P. Reducing systematic review burden using Deduklick: a novel, automated, reliable, and explainable deduplication algorithm to foster medical research. Syst Rev. 2022 Aug 17;11(1):172. doi: 10.1186/s13643-022-02045-9.
- Fernandez-Palomo C, Fazzari J, Trappetti V, Smyth L, Janka H, Laissue J and Djonov V. Animal Models in Microbeam Radiation Therapy: A Scoping Review. Cancers. 2020;12(3). 527; doi:10.3390/cancers12030527.
- Schaffer MF. Transforming the medical library into a welcoming learning space: a collaborative project. Journal of EAHIL. 2020;16(2):39 - 42. doi: 10.32384/jeahil16393.
- Schaffer MF. Dienstleistungsangebot für EBM – von der Lehre bis zur klinischen Forschung und Praxis: Erfahrungen an der Universität Bern. GMS Med Bibl Inf. 2020;20(1-2).
- Weidlinger S, Schmutz C, Janka H, Gruetter C, Stute P. Sustainability of vaginal estrogens for genitourinary syndrome of menopause - a systematic review. Climacteric. 2021;3(1-9); doi: 10.1080/13697137.2021.1891218.
- Leitlinienreport der interdisziplinären evidenz- und konsensbasierten S3-Leitlinie für Diagnostik und Therapie von Zwangsstörungen im Kindes- und Jugendalter; AWMF Register Nr. 028-007 https://www.awmf.org/leitlinien/detail/ll/028-007.html
- Stute P, Wienges J, Koller A-S, Giese C, Wesemüller W, Janka H, Baumgartner S. Cognitive health after menopause: Does menopausal hormone therapy affect it? Best Pract Res Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2021; doi: 10.1016/j.beem.2021.101565
- Nucera M, Meuli L, Janka H, Schindewolf M, Schmidli J, Makaloski V. Comprehensive review with pooled analysis on external and internal jugular vein aneurysm. J Vasc Surg Venous Lymphat Disord. 2021 Oct 9:S2213-333X(21)00502-3. doi: 10.1016/j.jvsv.2021.09.009. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 34634519.
- L. M. Kaemmle, A. Stadler, H. Janka, M. von Wolff & P. Stute (2022) The impact of micronized progesterone on cardiovascular events – a systematic review. Climacteric, DOI: 10.1080/13697137.2021.2022644, PMID: 35112635.
Contacts

Team
Please contact us with your requests. We look forward to helping you.
Team members
Head

- Name / Titel
- Dr. Michelle Schaffer
- Funktion
- Head of the medical department and coordinator for product and transformative management
- michelle.schaffer@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 49 47
- Phone2
- +41 31 684 46 07
Subject librarian medicine

- Name / Titel
- Claire Powell
- Funktion
- Subject librarian medicine and pharmacy
- claire.powell@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 49 03
- Phone2
- +41 31 684 46 07
Research support medicine and pharmacy

- Name / Titel
- Tania Rivero
- Funktion
- Information specialist medicine, systematic review services, (systematic) literature searches, individual research consultation and courses
- tania.rivero@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 49 07

- Name / Titel
- Dr. Zayne Roa Dìaz
- Funktion
- Information specialist medicine
- zayne.roadiaz@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 49 07

- Name / Titel
- Tanya Karrer
- Funktion
- Information specialist medicine, systematic seview services, (systematic) literature searches, individual research consultation and courses
- tanya.karrer@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 49 07

- Name / Titel
- Dr. Marc von Gernler
- Funktion
- Information specialist pharmacy, systematic review services, (systematic) literature searches, individual research consultation and courses
- marc.vongernler@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 46 64

- Name / Titel
- Kristina Palmer
- Funktion
- Information specialist medicine, systematic review services, (systematic) literature searches, individual research consultation and courses
- kristina.palmer@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 31 684 46 68

- Name / Titel
- Dr. Kali Tal
- Funktion
- Lecturer academic writing
- kali.tal@unibe.ch
- Phone
- +41 33 533 32 36

- Name / Titel
- Dr. Sampoorna Rappaz
- Funktion
- Lecturer Academic Writing
- sampoorna.rappaz@unibe.ch