HoofSearch

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Posted on Apr 7, 2018

Professor Renate Weller of the Royal Veterinary College has kindly offered her point of view of the value of HoofSearch:

“HoofSearch is a great tool for anybody interested in staying up to date with what work is going on in relation to horse feet.

"We are all busy people and this is such an ea...

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Posted on Dec 30, 2017

Who's reading HoofSearch? Michigan State University Equine Foot Lab researcher Lisa Simons Lancaster, PhD, DVM is! Read what she has to say about what she reads on HoofSearch--and why and how, too!

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Posted on Dec 24, 2017

Happy holidays! Anatomy is chapter #1 each month in the HoofSearch index of new peer-reviewed articles, proceedings and patents. So far in 2017, HoofSearch has indexed and linked to 42 new resources on the anatomy of the equine foot and distal limb...along with interesting studies published on bu...

Posted on Dec 18, 2017

HoofSearch--the intersection of the hoof and research--is a monthly guide document indexing new peer-reviewed research, academic papers, conference proceedings, and patents covering hoof science, equine podiatry and lameness, biomechanics, imaging and related topics like equine metabolic syndrome...

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Posted on Nov 28, 2017

The October 2017 HoofSearch list of papers, proceedings and patents is available to subscribers now. New peer-reviewed references from all over the globe have been brought together in one central place, and divided into 15 chapters of information related to hoof science and equine lameness. New s...

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Posted on Sep 9, 2017

What's happening with HoofSearch? We've been researching the research, and have filled more than 70 pages in the August report: papers, proceedings and patents are divided into 15 sections covering hoof research and farrier/podiatry practice, along with sport/breed/racing injury and performance, ...

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Hoof + Research =HoofSearch

HoofSearch is a streamlined updating service that acts like a scouting report. Monthly reports guide subscribers directly to new research, review papers and conference proceedings on foot research, distal limb lameness, anatomy, imaging and related topics by listing--and linking--citations published in the previous month.

Each entry’s link takes the user directly to the paper’s corresponding journal page, where users can read complete abstracts or download articles, check references and see illustrations.

HoofSearch acts as an incubator for research from all over the world for professionals and students to keep at their fingertips. Users can browse the list of citations for awareness, or drill more deeply to download full papers and access supplemental research data and references posted online.

HoofSearch is an online web-based document requiring private access, and can be viewed on desktop, laptop and mobile devices equipped with a web browser or Google Docs app. Internet access is required for HoofSearch to work.

You must be online to view the reports. Access is synced across the user's devices for easy storage and retrieval of the reports. It is possible to search across multiple reports to find articles on specific subjects or by authors.