Solutions for the Medical Library

A number of challenges exist for today's medical librarians. How best to provide and manage content for your researchers? How to maximize shrinking subscription content budgets? What search tools do my users need to get the best use of our content? How can I find additional relevant sources for my researchers?  Deep Web Technologies understands the needs of researchers. For years we have been the leader in building high quality research portals such as Science.gov and Mednar (Deep Medical Research). With our decades of search experience and our understanding of the needs of researchers and research librarians.

Deep Web Technologies Explorit meta search product is a powerful federated search engine that can integrate with your existing subscription and journal content to provide a seamless intuitive interface. With a single search interface you can search subscription content, public sources and internal document repositories. Your search users will be able to cover more research and more sources in far less time. You get researchers the information they need in less time and at a lower cost than a typical subscription based federated search product. Here are some of the ways the Deep Web Technologies Explorit search engine can help your library patrons.

Knowledge Discovery
Deep Web Technologies smart clustering engine allows users to navigate their results by topic, date, journal, author and year. This allows users to deeply explore a topic accross a wide range of sources. Clustering allows your users to intuitively organize their results.

Integration with your existing journals
Deep Web Technologies Explorit can easily integrate both public sources and subcription journal content. We can integrate with almost any publisher and have integrated with a wide range of sources including MD Consult, Web of Science, Biomed Central, Lexis Nexis Academic, EBSCO, and Elsevier Science Direct just to name a few. ¹
 
Spam Free & Duplicate Free Searching
Deep Web Technologies federated meta search approach, eliminates spam and duplicates from your results. With our advanced de-duping features we can set priority on the de-duplication order so that you can define the order of sources in which duplicate results are eliminated from the result set.
 
Track your topic.
Alerts can be set up on any topic and more importantly on any database. This allows your users to easily monitor topics on databases which might not have this functionality. This brings additional value and functionality to your existing collections and subscription content.

Save on your subscription content
Very often many of the journals that are available on your subscription content can be found in other sources that are often publically available or available from other providers at a substantial saviings.

Save your time and your researchers time
With a single federated interface for searching, users won't have to search a single source but rather they can select all relevant sources and search them at once. This saves valuable time for your researchers and you.

It's a affordable!
Our product is often less than our competitors even though it's a far higher quality experience. In fact you can try our product for free!

Try it free!
We feel so strongly about our product that we encourage medical librarians to call to schedule their free trial. We feel confident you will be impressed with our product. We'll be waiting for your call or email.


1.Some of the medical sources we support: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Agricola Articles,Agricola Books, American Academy of Family Physicians, American Association for Cancer Research, American Society for Microbiology, American Speech Language Hearing, Badger Link - Health, Biomed Central, Bioone.com, Cell Press (Cancer Cell.org), Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) , Center for Disease Control, Center for Drug Evaluation (CDER- Drugs@FDA), Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, CINAHL Plus, ClinicalTrials.gov, Digital Dissertations, Directory of Open Access Journals, DOD Biomedical Research, EBSCO, Elsevier Science Direct, Emory Medweb, EPA Pesticide Factsheets, EPA Technology Innovation program, Food and Nutrition Info Center, Food Safety Research Center, Food Stamp Nutrition Connection, Germplasm Information Resources Network, Google Scholar, Health and Wellness Resource Center and Alternative Health Module, Health Reference Center Academic, HealthFinder, Healthy Meals Resource System, Hepdata Reaction Database, Human Nutrition Resesarch and Information Management, Journal of the American Medical Association, JSTOR, KoreaMed, Lexis Nexis Academic, Material Safety Data Sheets, MD Consult, Medscape Drug Reference, National Cancer Institute  (Cancer.gov), National Guidelines Clearing House, Native American Nutrition Database, New England Journal of Medicine, NIH Crisp Awards Database, NIH MedlinePlus, NIH Nutrition, Nutrition.gov, Occupational Hazards, Office of Biological and Environmental Research Abstracts, OSHA website, OvidSP, Pharmaceutica, Protien Science.org, PsycINFO, PubMed, PubMed Central, Registered Nurses of Ontario, Rittenhouse R2 Library, RX List Pill Identification, SocAbstracts - Sociological Abstracts , STAT!Ref - Nursing and Dental, The Scientist.com, Toxics Use Reduction InstituteTOXNET Hazardous Substances Databank (HSDB), TOXNET Toxicology Bibliographic Info (TOXLINE), UK Pubmed Central, Up-To-Date, USDA Current Research Info System, USDA Nutrient Database, USPTO, and Web of Science. If you have read this far, you should really call us.