You can get help with finding information for your project by contacting the Wyandotte Medical Library for a Literature Search request. The library is located on the 4th Floor of the Honor Building, across from the Rehab Elevator. You may contact the library several ways
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Email wylibrary@hfhs.org (or larrick1@hfhs.org) or Telephone 734-246-7361 |
Make your request in person during library hours Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays: Closed |
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Complete an Online Information Request Form
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If you choose to do your own literature search, badge swipe after-hours access is available. |
You will need to decide what type of article you wish to write and publish, as that will determine the detail of the literature search, and the documentation of the search that is returned to you. Sladen Library has a Systematic Literature Review Request form that must be completed if you feel you want a systematic review or meta-analysis.
MEDLINE/PubMed has a PICO search interface which may help as well.
If you decide on a systematic review or meta-analysis, using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA)process may help as well.
If you are the principal investigator (PI), you will need to complete the Basic Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative or CITI Responsible Conduct of Research course.
Once the initial CITI training is complete, the IRB requires PIs to have at least one hour per year of continuing education in human research subject protection. The Refresher CITI Course and the Good Clinical Practice Course are good choices for the first two years. After that the PI may choose other courses of particular interest.
MSU-COM also offers IRB assistance.
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Bill Corser, PhD, RN, NEA-BC Director of Research MSU COM Statewide Campus System A339C East Fee Hall 965 Wilson Road East Lansing, MI 48824 (Cell) (517) 918-3470 corser@msu.edu (preferred) |
Sam Wisniewski, MS Senior Research Analyst/Biostatistician MSU COM Statewide Campus System A339 East Fee Hall 965 Wilson Road East Lansing, MI 48824 Office Phone: (517) 884-7887 |
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Public Health Services (PHS) - formerly Biostats |
MSU-COM Statewide Campus System (SCS) |
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Public Health Services (PHS) works with GME to have their skilled programmers access data repositories to help define populations of interest or to provide data on health care services received by study populations. Submit the HFHS Request for PHS Collaboration online intake form. |
MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine offers scholarly activity support services, including assistance with project design, data collection, and statistical analysis. You will need to complete their Scholarly Activity Consultation Request form to begin the process. |
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 You may also request data from EPIC, using the following process: |
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Stephanie Stebens at Sladen can help you with this, and with manuscript preparation.
Assistance with journal publication will help you to:
NOTE: : If your article/research is accepted to a Journal indexed in PubMed, the article will be assigned a PubMed ID. Not all journals are indexed in PubMed.
Stephanie has written a few Sladen Library blog posts on the topic of choosing a journal. 
She has also published several guides on author assistance, manuscript preparation, and copyright.
If you would like assistance with the editing process, you may contact Karla Passalacqua with a completed HFHS Medical Education Editorial Services Request Form.
NOTE: First author MUST be a Resident/Fellow, Program Director, or Medical Student.
Sladen Library can also help you with manuscript preparation.
Manuscript preparation services cover many types of documents such as journal articles, book chapters, grants, conference abstracts/posters, and CVs.
Librarians will provide support with:
Please note: there is a minimum 1 week turnaround time for this service.
Contact Stephanie Stebens at ssteben1@hfhs.org or at (313) 916-2550 for more information about manuscript preparation services.
