PubMed BEST Home - BEST in Mental Health COTEC Europe | Welcome MeSH on Demand Tool: An Easy Way to Identify Relevant MeSH Terms. NLM Technical Bulletin. 2014 May–Jun Cho D. MeSH on Demand Tool: An Easy Way to Identify Relevant MeSH Terms. NLM Tech Bull. 2014 May-Jun;(398):e2. [Editor's note added on August 22, 2014: For updated information, see the article, MeSH on Demand Update: How to Find Citations Related to Your Text.] The National Library of Medicine is pleased to announce the launch of MeSH on Demand, a new feature that uses the NLM Medical Text Indexer (MTI) to find MeSH terms. Background Currently, the MeSH Browser allows for searches of MeSH terms, text-word searches of the Annotation and Scope Note, and searches of various fields for chemicals. Wouldn’t it be great if you could find MeSH terms directly from your text such as an abstract or grant summary? Using MeSH on Demand Use MeSH on Demand to find MeSH terms relevant to your text up to 10,000 characters. From the MeSH on Demand homepage (see Figure 1), add your text, such as an abstract, into the box labeled "Text to be Processed." Figure 1. Select the green question mark button Figure 2.
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