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Creating The Digital Medical LibraryPublished by: Primary Research Group Published: Jun. 1, 2003 - 65 Pages Table of ContentsIntroduction Medical College Of Georgia College Description Library Staff Patron Training Librarians On The Clinical Team Reference Services E-Books Cd-Rom Web Site Print And Electronic Journals Trends In Materials Spending Heavily Used Databases Searching Electronic Document Delivery Advice To Other Libraries Botsford General Hospital Description Journals Document Delivery Physical Traffic In The Library Reference Requests Education Cd-Rom Electronic Books Print Book Budget Contract Negotiations Library Web Page Workstations Advice For Other Libraries The Hardin Library For The Health Sciences Of The University Of Iowa Description Electronic Reference Physical Traffic In The Library Cd-Rom Databases Patron Education Librarian Time Spent Developing/Acquiring Digital Resources Electronic Journals Access To Journal Archives Alternatives To Commercial Journal Publishers Web Site Interface Database Selection Process Provision Of Alert Services Directories E-Book Licenses Advice To Other Libraries Weill Medical College Of Cornell University Description Of The College Patron Education Trends In Reference Digital Books Print Book Spending Electronic Journals The Library Web Site Cd-Rom Catalog Use Of Alert Services And Search Requests By Patrons Major Database Subscriptions Mayo Clinic Libraries Description Of The Clinic Decentralization Patron Education Reference Search Requests From Patrons Librarians On Clinical Teams Electronic Books Print Books The Library Web Site Cd-Rom Journals Cataloging Of Web Sites Alert Services Number Of Searches Licensing Vendor Contract Negotiations Directories Classes Offered By The Library Medical Images Archiving Document Delivery Advice To Other Libraries Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library Columbia University Library Description Trends In Reference Patron Training Participation On Clinical Teams Staff Spending On Electronic Books Print Books Web Site Redesign Catalog Web Sites Alert Services Journals Database Licenses Special Funding For Materials Spending Directories Cd-Rom Database Procurement Decision-Making Advice To Other Libraries The University Of Texas, Health Science Center At San Antonio Description Of The Institution Reference Info Literacy E-Books Cd-Rom's Computer Facilities Budget Trends Library Web Site Cataloging Of Web Sites Conducting Searches The Carle Foundation Hospital Institutional Description Trends In Reference E-Books Online Databases Cd-Rom Patron Training Licensing Electronic Directories The Library's Physical Space Web Site Physical Traffic In The Library Database Selection Advice To Other Libraries The Virtual Naval Hospital Definition History The Navy Connection The Initial Needs Assessment Use Of The Virtual Naval Hospital International Cooperation & Goodwill Staff Go Navy? Reference Queries Knowledge Management Plans For The Future The University Of Toronto Budget Reference & Research Training Electronic And Print E-Book Subscriptions University Inspired Publishing Initiatives Plans For The Future Eskind Biomedical Library Of Vanderbilt University Population Served Librarian's Serving On Clinical Teams Specialization Of The Clinical Library Function Impact On Other Librarians Not In Clinical Care Advice To Other Libraries Other Reports From Primary Research Group Inc. Index AbstractCreating the Digital Medical Library profiles the electronic collection development and electronic library development policies of a sample of leading medical libraries including those of the Mayo Clinic, Cornell University, the University of Iowa, Columbia University, the University of Texas, the Medical College of Georgia and many others. The report covers policies concerning electronic journals, archiving, e-books, electronic directories, database user training, use of alert service, virtual reference services, negotiating tactics with vendors, sharing electronic resources with other libraries or a main campus library, electronic documents delivery, librarian time management, web site redevelopment and design, the impact of evidence-based medicine on library practices, employment of librarians on medical clinical teams, attitudes towards university-inspired or controlled cooperative scholarly publishing ventures, efforts to develop endowments/funds for digital resources, cost control efforts, and other issues of concern to medical librarians. Also includes critical and recent benchmarking information on spending plans focusing primarily though not exclusively on digital resources.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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