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Twittering in Health Sciences Libraries
Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2009Twitter is a free social networking and microblogging utility that allows users to post brief (140 characters or fewer) status updates to other Twitter users. This article provides an overview of Twitter, discusses third-party applications that enhance the use of Twitter on a mobile device, and looks at libraries and medical schools with Twitter ...
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Academic Health Sciences Libraries
Journal of Consumer Health On the Internet, 2003Academic health sciences libraries affiliated with U.S. medical schools offer a wide range of resources and services to the general public. Most offer access to their collections and to some or all of the computers in the library to search for medical/health information on the Web.
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Management of Journal Errata in a Health Sciences Library
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 1986A management decision to discontinue manually correcting errata in medical journals is based on a five-month study and is justified in terms of the cost of identifying and correcting errata, the haphazard way such errors are reported, and the fact that online errors are not corrected.
I, Freeman, S, Spurlock
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New directions in health sciences libraries in China
Health Information & Libraries Journal, 2018AbstractThis article briefly describes the services provided by Chinese health science libraries and the factors which influence service provision. Driven by new technologies and national initiatives, the key services delivered by Chinese health libraries in the last 10 years have been research support services (such as research impact assessment ...
Zhiyun, Xie, Jianjing, Zhang
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Microcomputers in the Library: A Health Sciences Library Case Study
Library Hi Tech, 1985Several years ago, libraries began introducing microcomputers for patron use. Most such “experiments” resulted in problems with hardware, software and peripheral support, security, and supervision. Some staff members expressed reservations about the appropriateness of microcomputers (for patron use) in the library.
M. Warren Schlatter +2 more
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Humanescence: Health Sciences Library
PDF handout for the Humanescence standing exhibit at the Strauss Health Sciences Library.Strauss Health Sciences Library +1 more
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Handhelds in the Health Sciences Library
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2001openaire +2 more sources