# Presentation: 907996

## HSR Information:NLM and Beyond June 25, 2006

**Ione Auston, Acting Head                                                   Catherine Selden, Lisa Sedlar, Librarians, Vivian Auld, Tech Info Specialist **
**National Information Center on Health Services Research  and Health Care Technology (NICHSR)**
**www.nlm.nih.gov/nichsr**

**Notes:**
Good morning everyone thanks for joining us.

## HSR & PH portal
HSRProj, HSRR, HSTAT
PubMed, PubMed Central
Medline Plus
Training, NNO

**HSRProj, HSRR, HSTAT**
**PubMed, PubMed Central**
**Medline Plus**
**Training, NNO**

**What’s new with...**

## NLM Homepage

**www.nlm.nih.gov**

**www.nlm.nih.gov**

## HSR & PH Portal (1)

**www.nlm.nih.gov/hsrph.html**

## HSR & PH Portal (2)

**Notes:**
Outreach and Training, Publications all based on Informatics as the foundation.

## HSR & PH Portal – Collaborative Projects (1)

## PHPartners.org

**phpartners.org**

**phpartners.org**

**Notes:**
Partners in Information Access for the Public Health Workforce is a collaboration of U.S. government agencies, public health organizations and health sciences libraries.  You can see Main broad categories on left side, boxes which highlight important projects in the middle and Latest News on the right.  Under news you see a box with information links dealing with hurricane katrina.  This box is used for issues/projects that are time sensitive.  At the very bottom you see links to all of the partner organizations.

## PH Info & Data Tutorial (1)

**phpartners.org/tutorial**

**Notes:**
Public Health Information and Data Tutorial is available on PHPartners.org. Each of its four modules (see colored tabs on the slide) includes an introduction and key concepts, lists of related websites, case studies, and exercises.

## HP2010 Info Access Project

**phpartners.org/hp**

**Notes:**
The Healthy People 2010 Information Access Project has been expanded to cover all HP2010 focus areas. We have added additional resources under many of the focus areas.

## HP2010 IAP topic pages

**Coming Summer 2006**

**Notes:**
First three health topics (BT and Environmental Health and HIV/AIDS) are nearly complete and will be made live later this Summer.  If you are interested in working on any of the other topics please come by the booth.

## HSR & PH Portal – Collaborative Projects (2)

## http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hsrinfo/

**Notes:**
HSR Information Central is a portal serving the information needs of the HSR community.  AHRQ, VA, National Cancer Institute, AcademyHealth, Sheps Center have submitted links for placement in this portal.  The format is based on the PHPartners.org that you’ve just seen.

## HSR IC Grants and Funding

**Notes:**
You can see the second subcategory is NIH HSR Funding Opportunities. You can use this site to find HSR funding at NIH.

## HSR IC Suggest Link

**Notes:**
Here is the Suggest a Link form.  You can see that we ask that you give us the title of the Site, URL, a brief Description and select a Category by Clicking on the Down arrow following the Category box.  We really hope you will recommend links.

## Expand content with help from AcademyHealth, other NIH Institutes and Centers, other government and non-government sources 
Evaluate and market the site

**Evaluate and market the site**

**What’s next for HSR Info ...**

**Notes:**
Current partners include AHRQ, VA, NCI, Massachusetts Health Data Consortium, AcademyHealth and Sheps Center at UNC.

## HSR & PH Portal – Databases

## HSRProj (1)

**www.nlm.nih.gov/hsrproj**

## HSRProj 2

**Notes:**
You can now search Archived and All records from the Limits screen. As you may remember NLM removes records 4 years after the completed date and moves them to an Archive file.  Until now this file was not publicly available.  Our Advisory Committee recommended making these records searchable.

## HSRProj 3

**Notes:**
Here you can see the tag Archived

## HSRR (1)

- http://www.nlm.nih.govnichsr/hsrr_search/

**Notes:**
We made many enhancements to HSRR this year.  Some changes were made because of a new collaboration among NICHSR,  RWJF and Univ of KY to make HSRR the repository for newly identified tools useful to public health system research.  To provide easy access to these new tools we 1) added Public Health Systems Research in the Keyword field and 2) created a new field -  Topic Subset with a value of PHSR. You can access these records by [CLICK] entering PHSR in the Search Box as you see on this slide or by [CLICK] using Browse.   Debra and Scutch will talk about their interest in PHSR and the details of their work in more detail next. 
We have a new search engine that provides improved search features.  You can 
1) Search for phrases using quotes, 2) Use Boolean operators and, 
3) Search within fields using field tags .  Click [CLICK] on the Search Tips to find out more.

## HSRR (2)

**Notes:**
This is the Browse Resources Screen with the new Browse Resources By Topic Subset feature.  Public Health Systems Research is our first topic.   Of course you can still Browse by Title and Source.

## HSRR (3)

**Notes:**
HSRR has a new cleaner record display format which we hope you will agree is much easier to read.  Here is one of the records tagged as public health systems research.  We provide a URL to find more information about the tool, an Instrument in this case.  Here you see the Topic Subset field.

## HSRR (4)

**Notes:**
Provide a PubMed search and Related Titles appearing in HSRR as a live link.

## HSTAT in NLM Bookshelf

**HSTAT.nlm.nih.gov or **
**use the Books link at pubmed.gov**

**Notes:**
Here you can see the HSTAT Home page in the Bookshelf.  If you click on Short Contents you can see the list of all collections.

## HSTAT Short Contents

**Notes:**
The AHRQ Evidence Report Summaries are available in MobiPocket book format for handhelds devices.  Click on the symbol and you will find a link to obtain a free version of the MobiPocket software.

## Bookshelf Selections

**Use the Books link at pubmed.gov**

**Notes:**
The Bookshelf staff is adding resources in health.  Here are 3 New Bookshelf documents published by the World Bank with links to supporting data.

## Link HSRProj and HSRR records, and eventually PubMed records
Expand HSR in HSTAT and in Bookshelf
Partner with NCHS 
Health United States, 2005,  Health E-Stats
Ann McKibbon’s PDQ : evidence-based principles and practice  (creating filters)

**Expand HSR in HSTAT and in Bookshelf**
**Partner with NCHS **
**Health United States, 2005,  Health E-Stats**
**Ann McKibbon’s ****PDQ : evidence-based principles and practice  (creating filters)**

**What’s next for databases ...**

**Notes:**
PDQ in the case means pretty darn quick.

## HSR & PH Portal – Subject Access Projects

**Notes:**
Moving on to Subject Access Projects

## HSR Queries (1)

**Notes:**
HSR and PH filters are available from the PubMed home page at the Special Queries Link on the left navigation bar!

## HSR Queries (2)

**Notes:**
Special Queries page, developed by BSD,  has links to both the HSR and Healthy People 2010 targeted queries.   

## HSR Queries (3)

**Notes:**
Clicking on the HSR Queries link on the previous page takes you to these HSR filters where you can select the category and scope for your search.

## PH Queries (4)

**Notes:**
Clicking on the Healthy People 2010 link on the Special Queries page takes you to the screen you see on the top left.  Clicking on the first focus area takes you to the screen on the right.  PubMed searches are indicated by the logo you see here.

## HSR & PH Portal – Outreach & Training

## Core Modules

- Methodology module in process

## Grey Literature Project  

**	****Goal: defining the scope of HSR/HP grey lit though advisor input and "case study" interviews of grey lit producers**
**5 producers of grey lit were interviewed**
**government agency, academic research institute, a foundation, think tank, advocacy non-profit org.**
**5 additional sources filled out questionnaires**

**www.nlm.nih.gov/nichsr/greylitreport_06.html**

**Notes:**
This past year NLM commissioned AH to identify the scope of grey literature in HSR and HP.  Here is the URL for the summary report.   We wanted to know what grey literature is produced, who produces it and who is the target audience for it.  Finally, we wanted to find out what producers are doing to preserve it.  AH interviewed 5 producers of grey literature – each representative of other organizations.  In addition, 5 members of the Advisory Committee completed the questionnaire. 

## Grey Literature Results

**Grey lit complements published lit**
**Grey lit is barometer of public interest subjects change as priorities change**
**Target audiences are ****policymakers, media****, federal and state agencies, foundations, researchers and grantees**
**Many producers archive paper and some electronic grey lit – but have no formal policies**

**Notes:**
I’ve listed some of the results. NLM is considering it’s next step.  Please come talk with us at the booth if you have suggestions.

## HSR & PH portal
HSRProj, HSRR, HSTAT 
PubMed Central, PubMed
Medline Plus
Training and NNO

**HSRProj, HSRR, HSTAT **
**PubMed Central, PubMed**
**Medline Plus**
**Training and NNO**

**What’s new with...**

## PubMed Central (1)

**pubmedcentral.gov**

**Notes:**
PubMed Central or PMC provides free access to full text.  If you want to know more about Open Access click on those words at the URL on the screen.  PMC is the designated repository for NIH funded research manuscripts.  NCBI is receiving about 4% of the manuscripts eligible for submission.  Currently, Congress is considering options for increasing the submission rate.  [CLICK] To find journals in PMC Click on the Journal List link at the top of the screen.

## HSR in PMC

**Notes:**
Type health services research in the Find Journals box and you can see that the HSR journal is now available in full-text starting with V.1, No. 1 1966 to I believe it is June 2004 now.  The publisher requested a 24 month delay for Free Access.  Click on the Volume number to read the full-text by issue or Click on Search to perform a keyword search limited to issues of HSR in PMC.  

## What’s New – PubMed Central

- Wellcome Trust partnership
- October 1, 2005, all new grant holders were required to deposit research papers into PMC.
- American Journal of Public Health (back to 1873) and Public Health Reports coming later this year.

**Notes:**
The Wellcome Trust, a UK independent charity funding research to improve human and animal health, issued a statement on October 1, 2005 that all new grant holders were required to deposit research papers into PMC.  Also, PMC is scanning the back issues of the American Journal of Public Health back to 1873 and Public Health Reports and will make them all available later this year.

## PubMed (1)

**Notes:**
The PubMed folks have been busy enhancing PubMed especially My NCBI.  But, don’t worry because the training staff has been busy creating tutorials and other training materials as search aids.

## PubMed (1)

**PubMed.gov**

- http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/disted/pubmed.html

**Notes:**
Adding short “just in time” animated tutorials with audio for specific actions in PubMed. They range from 1 minute to 7 minutes in length.

## PubMed Training (2)

- http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/web_based.html

**Notes:**
And providing access to the full text of PubMed class materials in PDF or Word for printing out and keeping at your desk.

## MedlinePlus

- Medlineplus.gov

**Notes:**
Because we’re all consumers of health information, I thought you’d like to know that MEDLINE Plus added some interesting new features.  You can watch videos of live surgeries, read the new NIH MedlinePlus printed magazine and find HEALTH information by interactive body maps. 

## Go Local (1)

**www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/golocal**

**Notes:**
Go Local, an initiative of M+,  is expanding rapidly. Current Go Local Projects are in blue, red are in development. The "Go Local" links on MedlinePlus health topic pages take you to information about health services in local geographic areas. NLM provides $25,000 start-up funds for communities.  

## Informationist

- http://www.nlm.nih.gov/ep/GrantInformationistF37.html

**Notes:**
NLM is funding in-context information specialists.  These are folks with graduate training in health or biological sciences and information science/informatics 

## HSR:  Indiana, Missouri, Oregon, Washington 
PH/HA:  Columbia, Hopkins, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington
www.nlm.nih.gov/ep/GrantTrainInstitute.html

**PH/HA:  Columbia, Hopkins, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington**
**www.nlm.nih.gov/ep/GrantTrainInstitute.html**

**NLM Informatics Training Sites**

**Notes:**
RWJF funds and NLM manages informatics programs at these universities.

## NN/LM

**nnlm.gov or**
**800-338-7657**

**Notes:**
National Network of Libraries in Medicine is a strong partner.  We work with them on information outreach projects.  They have recently completed the contract competition of the 8 Regional Medical Library 5 year Contracts.  There was a change in the Middle Atlantic Regionwhich serves DE, NJ, NY and PA.  The new Regional Medical Library is the New York University Health Sciences Libraries transferring from the New York Academy of Medicine.  Check the URL you see on this slide for progress on the transition during the Summer.  

## Subscribe to New Files

**www.nlm.nih.gov/listserv/**
**emaillists.html**

**Notes:**
I encourage you to go to this Web page and sign up for a ListServe of your interest.

## NICHSR staff

**Come visit us in exhibit **
**booth 400, do some**
** “****hands-on” searching, and**
**give us your advice on**
**the info needs in health**
** ****services research!**

**Come visit us in exhibit **
**booth 407, do some**
** “****hands-on” searching, and**
**give us your advice on**
**the info needs in health**
** ****services research!**

## PJ