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Date: 11 Jan 93 19:30:10 GMT
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subject:Medline system simlutaneous users
Hi,
We are in the midst of palnning for a local implementation of MEdline.  I
am looking for information on how to dtermine the number of simultanous
ports that aer required.  We have 3300 fulltime and 770 part time students
and 450 faculty in our health faculties on campus.  We have 27000 fulltime
students on campus in a wide range of faculties.  We share a facility
with a 1000 bed teaching hospital.  If anyone has an algorithm or other
advie for determining numbers of prots, I would be very pleased.
We are also looking for an evaultion form to use with our user group
which will prvodie some input to us about the various vendor demos.  We
have asked some users to come to the general sessions of the vendor demos
and we want some quick feedback, so wi thought a questionaire of some
kind would help.
Thanks for any assistance NS AND please excuse the typos, my connection
does not allow for corrections.
Lea Starr
Reference Services Coordinator
John W. Scott Health Sciences LIbrary
Unvierstiy of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6G 2R7
Telephone: 492-7946
FAX (403) 492-6960
Email userllea@mts.ucs.ualberta.ca
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 10:03:38 -0600
From:         TOM%JASON.DECNET@RELAY.THE.NET
Subject:      Re: National Practitioner Data Bank

Thanks to Danny Jones for the info on the NPDB Guidebook.  However, when I
searched the GPO publication reference file on DIALOG for a document number
, I only found a 1990 document of the same title which was listed as out of
print (GPO STATUS CODE 15).  A later document was also listed, National
Practioner Data Bank Guidebook Supplement. Current References for Data BAnk
Users (INdividuals and Entities Reporting to and Querying the Data Bank),
with a date of 1992.

Tom Craig, University of Texas Health Center at Tyler
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 13:09:12 EST
From:         campbellg@SHRSYS.HSLC.ORG
Subject:      Medical College of Pennsylvania - Queen Lane Campus

        The Medical College of Pennsylvania Library has
established the Queen Lane Learning Resource Center.  The Queen
Lane facility serves the basic sciences and the first two years of
the medical school program.

        Materials to support the programs at Queen Lane (MQL)
have been TRANSFERRED from Moore Library (MCP).  UCMP has been
updated to reflect the transfer of materials.  Institutions listing
MCP in the Docline routing table should add MQL - LIBID 19129C.
(Reminder:  Five or fewer institutions may be added by calling the
regional coordinator.)

                Queen Lane Learning Resource Center
                Medical College of Pennsylvania
                2900 Queen Lane
                Philadelphia, PA 19129

                SERHOLD Library Symbol:  MQL
                LIBID:  19129C

                FAX No:  215-843-0840
                Phone No:  215-991-8743
                Contact:  Mary Jervis

        Our Ariel address will be posted as soon as Ariel arrives
and is operational.

        Materials at MQL will not be listed separately in OCLC.
Requests verified as owned by and sent to MGO (MCP - Moore Library)
will be forwarded to Queen Lane.
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 08:47:11 EST
From:         JPER000 <JPER%RUSHVM.bitnet@UICVM.UIC.EDU>
Subject:      MEDLARS vs. BRS vs. DIALOG

Terry:

You might also want to consider accessing MEDLINE via
DataStar.  At the Library of Rush University in Chicago,
we've moved a lot of our MEDLINE business away from
BRS to DataStar.  I won't bore the subscribers to
MEDLIB-L with our reasons-feel free to write me directly
if you're at all interested.  Thanks,

Jerry Perry
Library of Rush University, Chicago
JPER@RUSHVM.BITNET
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 18:47:33 EST
From:         JPER000 <JPER%RUSHVM.bitnet@UICVM.UIC.EDU>
Subject:      DataStar Alternative Medicne

The "alternative medicine" dbase on DataStar that Judy
referred to is called "Allied and Alternative Medicine"
and goes by the mnemonic AMED.  It covers years 1985-
present, is updated monthly and contains something like
40,000+ records.  The producer is the Medical Information
Service, British Library, Boston Spa, West Yorkshire, UK.
It's a bibliographic dbase w/ abtracts, covering about
350 biomedical journals, some newspapers and books.
MeSH headings and derivations-of are used as
descriptors.  This information is from the vendor's aidpage.

I have searched the file frequently for allopathic,
homeopathic and ayurvedic (sp?) remedies for a staff
physician interested in such approaches.  I've also
searched it quite thoroughly for "alternative" AIDS/HIV
therapy information.  It's a very interesting file.

Thanks,

Jerry Perry
Library of Rush University
JPER@RUSHVM.BITNET

That's the last you'll hear from me about DataStar|  NOT|
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 10:55:00 CST
From:         MICHELYNN <MMCKNIGHT@AARDVARK.UCS.UOKNOR.EDU>
Subject:      RE: MEDLARS vs. BRS vs. DIALOG

"Prime Time" rates for DataStar are prime time in Europe.. so prime
time in the US is non-prime on DataStar... makes for nice savings.

Michelynn McKnight
Norman Regional Hospital
Norman, OK

mmcknight@aardvark.ucs.uoknor.edu
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 13:18:00 CST
From:         MICHELYNN <MMCKNIGHT@AARDVARK.UCS.UOKNOR.EDU>
Subject:      SOUTH CENTRAL CHAPTER MLA - NEWSLETTER

4:30 PM (CST) FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 is the deadline for contributions to
the Winter 1993 issue of the South Central Connection.

If you're reading this, you KNOW how easy it is to send me your
news electronically.  Hope to hear from you soon!

Michelynn McKnight, editor, SC Connection
mmcknight@aardvark.ucs.uoknor.edu
voice: 405-360-8385
fax 405-321-6576
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 23:35:00 EST
From:         Alice_Jacobs@OCCSHOST.NLM.NIH.GOV
Subject:      Clinical practice guidelines

          In terms of how NLM is handling the titles from the Agency
          for Health Care Policy  and Research:

          One title is being treated as an unanalyzed serial:

          Clinical practice guidelines.  Quick reference guide for
          clinicians (under the call number W1 CL767JF).

          The other title is being treated as a monographic series in
          which each issue will receive a separate bibliographic
          record:

          Clinical practice quideline (under call number W1 CL767JE)


          The titles are coded in CATLINE with the publication type
          "PRACTICE GUIDELINE" (PT) as well as being assigned the
          appropriate Medical Subject Heading (MeSH).

          Neither title is being shelved in NLM's Reference Reading
          Room.


          Alice Jacobs
          Assistant Head
          Cataloging
          NLM
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 21:01:00 EST
From:         Naomi_Miller@OCCSHOST.NLM.NIH.GOV
Subject:      NIH Catalog Access

          To access the NIH Library Catalog over the Internet:

          When you telnet to nih-library.nih.gov, there is a pause
          during which the screen says "Resolving host
          name...trying...open."  When that message no longer appears,
          you must press the ESCAPE KEY in order to display the
          catalog's main menu.

          Naomi Miller
          Reference Section, National Library of Medicine
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 10:14:49 CST
From:         Cheryl Pace <CSP07321@UKANVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Question

I'm requesting information for a colleague that does not have access to
MEDLIB-L.  She's looking for any information (published or unpublished) that
shows an inverse relationship between the location of a library (the distance
a patron has to go to get to the library) and utilization of the library.  Any
factors that make access difficult and influence utilization would be of
interest, but distance is the most important.  She's particularly interested
in a medical library.  Does anyone know of any published studies (I've looked
in MEDLINE, ERIC, and Library Literature) or do you have results from your own
study that you could share?  Please respond to me directly, not to the list.
Thanks in advance.

Cheryl Pace
Archie Dykes Library
University of Kansas Medical Center
2100 W. 39th St.
Kansas City, KS  66160-7180

PHONE:  913-588-7321
BITNET:  csp07321@ukanvm
INTERNET:  csp07321@ukanvm.cc.ukans.edu
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 11:08:48 -0600
From:         TOM%JASON.DECNET@RELAY.THE.NET
Subject:      Re: question from Cheryl Pace

To: Cheryl Pace
What is your Internet address?  I either missed before deleting your
message or you didn't include it.

Tom Craig, University of Texas Health Center at Tyler
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 11:01:38 EST
From:         JPER000 <JPER%RUSHVM.bitnet@UICVM.UIC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Data-Star, oh my

In reply to Tom's comment...

NLM's new pricing structure does indeed change things as
far as costs are concerned.  However, Tom's comment
re: the attraction of DataStar due to its ease of use
coupled with relative low cost is absolutely the
case.  In my previous message I mentioned a customer
service problem with BRS.  Customer service w/ DataStar
has been consistently excellent. At Rush, our service
relations w/ NLM/NTIS/etc. have also been quite good.
Searchers at Rush are free to use which ever search
system she feels will best answer the question.  We
use BRS, DIALOG, NLM, AND DataStar.  Cost is off course
very important, but searchers must also consider ease,
speed, their personal skill level, etc.

Thanks,

Jerry Perry
Library of Rush University, Chicago
JPER@RUSHVM.BITNET
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 16:41:00 CST
From:         "Linda Hulbert, Medical Center Library" <HULBERTLA@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT

I'm sure that you have lots of choices as to how to do this, but the kind
of library you are, the size of your book budget etc. matter.

If possible I recommend that you have an approval plan.  If you're large
enuf, many fine book vendors will be happy to set up one for you. Studies
that I've done (College and REsearch Libraries) indicate that both Matthews
and Ballen do a good job with health related approval plans. I'm sure others
can and will recommend other vendors.  I was able to determine that much of
what we did in house towards collection development was unnecessary if we had
a good approval plan.  We were able to stop looking at publisher's flyers
for all but a few publishers; and we were able to stop looking at book
reviews in 32 different journals.  We continue to examine a few that have
peripheral items that our vendor would not include either by publisher or
subject matter.  Now I spend my collection development time looking at the
book. I like that a lot.  I hope this helps.

Linda Hulbert, Assistant Director
Technical Services, Medical Center Library
St. Louis University
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 13:50:26 EST
From:         Eric H Schnell <ehschnel@MAGNUS.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>
Subject:      Table of Contents
              "Joanna" at Jan 4, 93 10:35 am

     We can even think of taking the delivery of Table of Contents one step
farther. Instead of photocopying and distributing a physical copy, how about
scanning the Table of Contents into electronic form and distribute it through
electronic mail? Is anyone doing this? Can payment for this procedure also be
handled by the CCC? Are publishers getting antsy over this possibility?

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^ Automation Librarian                                                       ^
^ Ohio State University Health Sciences Library                              ^
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 11:48:00 CDT
From:         WILDER@UTSW.BITNET
Subject:      Re: MEDLARS vs. BRS vs. DIALOG

You may already be aware of this information, but a recent issue of
Library Technology Reports (vol.28, no.2, March/April 1992) by William
Saffady in on "The Availability and Cost of Online Search Services." He
compares the databases and their costs from the major vendors.  One of
the databases compared is MEDLINE. He compares connect-time charges, full-
record display charges, and variable search service costs. Unfortunately,
he doesn't include NLM in all three tables. But the comparisons are still
helpful. Another interesting table gives the "break-even point for online
search services vs. CD-ROM." For two different arbitrary online search
costs, it tells how many CD-ROM searches you'd need to do to come out ahead by
purchasing the CD-ROM version. For example, if your online searches in MEDLINE
averaged $33.50, you'd have to do 44 CD-ROM searches per year to break even
if your CD-ROM Subscription cost $1495. Saffady gives the formula for
calculating this figure, so you can figure this out for your personal
situation. I hope this helps.

Laura Wilder
Head, Information Services
U TX Southwestern Medical Center Library,
5323 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75235
Internet: wilder@utsw.swmed.utexas.edu
Voice: 214\688-3518
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 10:42:59 EST
From:         LUIZA <luiza@MAILER.NYMC.EDU>
Subject:      Online Catalog BACK UP

What BACK UPS for Online Catalogs are being used if/when the system is
down?

Question applies to: 1. patrons' use
                     2. circulation check out/in

Do you HAVE an online catalog back up or any back up procedures?


*******************************************************
Luiza B. Balthazar
Head Info. Processing             Phone: (914) 993-4330
Medical Sciences Library            Fax: (914) 993-4191
New York Medical College       Internet: LUIZA@NYMC.EDU
Valhalla, N.Y. 10595
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 14:09:09 -0500
From:         Lou Ann Drusedum <DRUSEDUM@JEFLIN.TJU.EDU>
Subject:      NIH catalog

Thanks to all who replied to my query about telnetting to the NIH catalog.  The
answer was the escape key, it now works like a charm.

Thanks again,

Lou Ann Drusedum
Thomas Jefferson University
drusedum@jeflin.tju.edu
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 12:57:46 -0500
Reply-To:     Tom Flemming <tomflem@mcmail.cis.McMaster.CA>
From:         Tom Flemming <tomflem@MCMAIL.CIS.MCMASTER.CA>
Subject:      AVISO for Interlibrary Lending

Please excuse the duplication; I have sent this message to the following three
lists in an attempt to cover the likely sources of response:
        MEDLIB-L
        LIBPLN-l
        LIBREF-L

I am trying to identify libraries *currently using* an interlibrary
loans software package called AVISO; it is designed (by David Binkley) to
automate and manage the activities of borrowing, lending, financial
transactions and statistics (in ILL).  I know that it has recently been
evaluated at the University of Ottawa, but I would like to hear from
libraries where it is currently in use for all -- or any part -- of the
interlending process.

If you have adopted AVISO for use in your library, I would like to hear
from you; perhaps we can share information!  If there is a group of
libraries using AVISO who wish to be involved, we can begin a distribution
list for the exchange of experience with the software.  Please contact me
directly rather than replying to this message on the list where you read it.

.........................................................................
Tom Flemming                    Bitnet: tomflem@McMaster
Head of Public Services         Internet: tomflem@mcmail.McMaster.ca
Health Sciences Library         Envoy 100: mac.lib.hsl
McMaster University             LIFEnet: TFLEMMIN@life.jsc.nasa.gov
1200 Main Street West
Hamilton, Ontario               (416) 525-9140  x2321   work
Canada   L8N 3Z5                (416) 527-2848          home
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From:         Ed Walter <waltere@MCF.WUSTL.EDU>
Subject: Re: ACQUISITION - ORIENTATIN TAPE - RE-SEND

We recently reviewed a videotape called "Sexual Sensitivity in the Workplace,"
distributed, I believe, by Milned-Fenwick. The producer is Eileen A. Cronin,
telephone (708) 328-6700. We didn't particulatlylikeit
but you mightwant to give it a look.

Ed Walter
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 14:14:47 -0700
From:         PAUFLICK@ARIZVMS.BITNET
Subject:      Hospital Library Management Workshop

           BASICS OF SMALL HOSPITAL LIBRARY MANAGEMENT

                             Part I

On March 26, 1993 the Southeast Arizona Area Health Education
Center (SEAHEC) and the Arizona Health Sciences (AHS) Library
will sponsor a workshop to train unskilled library managers or
new hospital library directors that desire a review.  Topics to
be covered include acquisitions, collection development,
reference, GRATEFUL MED/Loansome Doc, and Interlibrary Loan.

The program will take place at the new AHS Library in Tucson from
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.  There is no charge for the workshop.
Instructors for the workshop include:  Jack Allen, Marcia
Arsenault, Pat Auflick, Lynn Flance, and Mary Rhoads.

Part II of the workshop will be held in the fall and cover
administration and organization, cataloging, electronic
communications and networking, JCAHO Standards, and CQI.

For additional information contact:  Jack Allen, SEAHEC
Librarian; 5845 Wilshire Terrace; Tucson, AZ  85711.  (602) 747-
1965.
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 18:17:39 GMT
From:         HJ Dyer <H.J.Dyer@LUT.AC.UK>
Subject:      Project
              92 10:23 am

Dear Ms Potter,

I am mailing in support of your project to develop CAI in a medical library.
CAI is an up-and-coming topic here in the UK and a number of projects are
being devised to explore its use.  One of the limiting factors to the use of
CAI is lack of access.  Your idea of remedying this through the use of
networks is an interesting and timely one.  I wish you every success.

Yourse sincerely

Hilary Dyer
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From:         "WENG, FLORENCE Y." <FWENG@LIFE.SPAN.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      Acquisition - Orientation tapes

Hello, does anybody in this list know commercial orientation tapes covering:
Sexual Harrassment, Confidentiality of Patient Information, American with
Disability Act... It is required by our Human Resources Dept. I have checked
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From:         "Tom Gensichen --UNMCVM(TGENSICH)" <TGENSICH@UNMCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      re: SilverPlatter

On Wed., Dec. 30, 1992, Michael D'Alessandro wrote:

>What's the general consensus on Silver Platter?

     As Systems Librarian for the McGoogan Library of Medicine, Univ.
of Nebraska Medical Center, I can speak from experience regarding
SilverPlatter.  About a year and a half ago, we switched from Dialog
on Disc Medline to SilverPlatter Medline.  The main reason being customer
support from Dialog was not very good.  The other reason was that we felt the
user interface and search engine for SilverPlatter products was much
better than that of Dialog.  Prior to Jan. 1, we had two stand-alone Medline
workstations, each with the current year and the past 3 years of
coverage, plus a third workstation with CINAHL.  As of Jan. 1, we brought on-
line a new network database access system which features a
combination of SilverPlatter MEDLINE Express, 1966 to present, CINAHL,
HealthPLAN, IPA and MDX Health Digest, all mounted on a hard-drive.  We also
have two Meridian CD-ROM towers for other health/general interest databases.
     In general we are very pleased with SilverPlatter products.  Their
customer service and support has been very good.  One advantage we see with
SilverPlatter is their continued development and expansion of the SPIRS search
software and the expansion of the local journal holdings capabilities now avail
able for
MEDLINE, MEDLINE Express, CINAHL and HealthPLAN.   In addition, the three other
campus libraries of the University of Nebraska System also use SilverPlatter pr
oducts,
so the entire state is uniform.  This makes it much easier for students from ot
her
campuses to use our database resources and vice versa.


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