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Health sciences libraries in hospitals.

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 1972
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Hospital health science libraries.

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 2010
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PDAs and health sciences libraries

Library Hi Tech, 2003
The article explores the issues and opportunities for health sciences libraries surrounding the use of personal digital assistants (PDAs) by healthcare professionals. Six general trends, issues, and opportunities are identified, as well as ten potential roles for libraries.
Thomas A Peters
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Implementing Twitter in a Health Sciences Library

Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2010
The NYU Health Sciences Libraries created an account on Twitter, a microblogging service, as a new outreach tool marketed to students, faculty, and staff. The team used Twitter to promote resources, events, and news. Twitter is a part of a pipeline of information that also includes the library's Web site and Facebook.
Colleen, Cuddy, Jamie, Graham, Emily G, Morton-Owens   +2 more
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Library as the Technology Hub for the Health Sciences

Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2018
Academic health sciences libraries have an important role in facilitating the use of technology in health sciences curricula. Serving as a technology hub, the library supports, advocates, and provides access to new technologies. The library introduces many faculty and students to new technology tools, techniques, and equipment for new multimedia ...
Brandon Patterson, Tallie Casucci, Bryan Elias Hull, Nancy T. Lombardo   +3 more
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A digital library for health sciences educators

Proceedings of the 4th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2004
Health sciences educators have the need but neither the time nor the resources to create and index digital multimedia materials suitable for use in educational settings. The primary mission of the Health Education Assets Library (HEAL) is to address this need by providing health sciences educators with free access over the Internet to high--quality ...
Sandra A. McIntyre, Sharon E. Dennis, Sebastian Uijtdehaage, Chris Candler   +3 more
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Support for Health-Science Libraries

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
Critical deficiencies exist in the area of medical communications, especially in medical libraries. Within recent years these defects have been documented very adequately by numerous groups, including the American Medical Association; the Association of American Medical Colleges; the President's Commission on Heart Disease, Cancer and Stroke; the ...
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Journal evaluation in a health sciences library

Serials Review, 1985
Abstract This evaluation method for journals meets the library's objective for a responsible, responsive collection management practice. It provides structure, but not without regard for the unique potential addition to the collection that each journal represents.
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Welcome to the Library of the Health Sciences!

2022
This article was originally published in the UIC LHS Newsletter E-ppendix.   The newsletter has been discontinued.   The archive of this publication is found at: https://indigo.uic.edu/projects/E-ppendix_-_Online_newsletter_of_the_UIC_Library_of_the_Health_Sciences_Archives/142151.
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Effect of federal programs on health sciences libraries

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1987
The radical changes and improvements in health sciences libraries during the last quarter century have been primarily achieved through the leadership of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) in the application of technology and in the creation of a biomedical communications network.
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