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Elsevier's EMBASE.com Partners With QUOSA

Date:12/1/2008

AMSTERDAM, December 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --

- For Effective Literature Search and Document Management Workflow

EMBASE(R), Elsevier's biomedical and pharmaceutical abstract and indexing database, today announced that it has partnered with QUOSA(TM) to enable mutual customers to download and manage the full text of EMBASE.com search results via a newly established EMBASE.com channel in QUOSA Information Manager.

QUOSA Information Manager boosts journal retrieval, search and management efficiency for individual users through post-search automated full article retrieval, article organization and specialized full-text searching. It has proven an indispensable tool for extracting key information from full text quickly and more easily, for example, kinetic parameters, microarray data, adverse events and toxicity data. In combination with QUOSA Virtual Library, the partnership enables expert searches on EMBASE.com to be integrated into an easy-to-use current awareness and literature access solution for larger groups.

Michael Rai, Director of Elsevier's Pharmaceutical Development Group, comments, "The partnership between EMBASE.com and QUOSA opens up new possibilities and will no doubt help QUOSA users enhance their productivity and boost efficiency. It will now be much easier to navigate from the results of EMBASE.com searches to the full text, which is seen as one important step to integrate critical information into a user's daily workflow."

EMBASE.com (http://www.info.embase.com) combines EMBASE and MEDLINE on one platform, providing users with timely and comprehensive access to pharmacological and biomedical literature. It contains records from over 7,000 journals published in more than 70 countries. Over 19 million bibliographic records are included with more than 2,000 new records added every working day. Users can navig
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