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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:13:58 -0700
From:         Jerzy Rozenblit <jr@HELIOS.ECE.ARIZONA.EDU>
Subject:      Finding medical schools with an accelerated program

I am looking for information about medical schools
which offer an accelerated program leading to the MD degree for
someone with a PhD in Computer Science.

Any leads will be much appreciated.
Please reply to   jr@ece.arizona.edu (internet)

Thanks!


Jerzy Rozenblit
tel. (602) 621-6177
fax. (602) 621-8076
e-mail: jr@ece.arizona.edu
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 11:20:08 -0700
From:         PAUFLICK@ARIZVMS.BITNET
Subject:      MLGSCA & NCNMLG Journal Exchanges

During February, 1993 the MLGSCA and NCNMLG Journal Exchanges
will combine lists to provide a bigger and better exchange.
Members of both groups need to send 120 copies of their list to:

MLGSCA Journal Exchange
Rural Health Office
2501 E. Elm St.
Tucson, AZ 85716

Members of both groups need to send 1 additional copy of their
list to:

Ronald E. Schultz
Schmidt Medical Library
California College of Podiatric Medicine
1210 Scott Street
San Francisco, CA  94115

DEADLINE for receipt of lists is FEBRUARY 19, 1993.
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:05:00 CDT
From:         HARVEY@UWLAX.EDU
Subject:      aids summary

Sorry!  I forgot to mention in my summary that AIDS Alert (published
by American Health Consultants) was NOT recommended by one
respondent.  It was described as overpriced, slight, never used and
not indexed.  This is especially for the person who mentioned they
had had requests for this.  Just thought I'd pass that along...
Thanks,
Sally Harvey
Technical Services Librarian
Lutheran Hospital-La Crosse
harvey@uwlax.edu
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 18:28:57 EST
From:         Caroline Arms <cra@MED.PITT.EDU>
Subject:      For AV librarians only!

This is a "when all else fails" request for help.

Between 12 and 15 years ago, there was a public radio broadcast of a drama
involving medical ethics.  A faculty member here would like to track down
a recording, since he is putting together a course on "Medicine in
Society." There used to be a copy at the University of Pennsylvania
when he was there, but they have since discarded it.

The title is something like  "When the time comes."  The scenario is a
a terminally ill man and his wife discussing his wish to make the end
of his life a happy one.  He wants them to head off to an island that
was a place they were happy once before, and fo rher to help him
commit suicide.

I have drawn a blank so far, checking OCLC, trying the public radio
archives, and asking someone at HESCA.  Of course I searched AVLINE at
NLM and the commercial AV-LINE.

Does this ring a bell with anyone out there?  The faculty member
thinks that the story may also have been turned into a play or video,
but I can't locate anything with the title.

Thanks for any pointers.

Caroline Arms                    cra@med.pitt.edu
Head, Microcomputer & Media Center
Falk LIbrary of the Health Sciences
University of Pittsburgh
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 17:17:37 -0600
From:         r-smith19@UIUC.EDU
Subject:      Medical Computing at McGill Univ.

Sorry for posting this to several lists, but I'm looking for information on
the use of portable computers for group note-taking and other innovative
uses of computers at McGill University's Medical School.  I'm on a
committee at the University of Illinois that is exploring ways to implement
the "Electronic Classroom".  I've heard some exciting things about McGill
that probably would be relevant to our deliberations.

Please send your comments to me directly to avoid information overload on
the listservs.  Thanks, RD Smith


--------------------------------------------------------------
Ronald D. Smith, DVM, PhD         Voice: 217-333-3290
College of Veterinary Medicine           217-333-2449
University of Illinois            FAX: 217-333-4628
2001 South Lincoln                Internet: r-smith19@uiuc.edu
Urbana, IL  61801                 AOL: RD Smith
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:48:00 CST
From:         MICHELYNN <MMCKNIGHT@AARDVARK.UCS.UOKNOR.EDU>
Subject:      RUTH WENDER

MLA Fellow Ruth Wender has signed a contract with Avalon for the
publication of her romance novel "Changing Dreams". The "G-rated"romance
is sent in the Chemistry Department of a large university.

We had lunch together today,and I can tell all of you who know her,
SHE HASN'T SLOWED DOWN A BIT !!!!

M**##**##**##**##**##**##**##**##**##**##**##**##**##
Michelynn McKnight
Health Sciences Library
Norman Regional Hospital
mmcknight@aardvark.ucs.uoknor.edu
Voice: 405-360-8385
Fax: 405-321-6576
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:18:11 -0500
From:         Judie Malamud <malamud@AECOM.YU.EDU>
Subject:      Position Announcement

CATALOGER/ARCHIVIST
D. SAMUEL GOTTESMAN LIBRARY, ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

Under the direction of the Systems Manager the new appointee will work
with the cataloging staff handling copy and original cataloging of
materials in the general collection, in the major hospital affiliate's
collection and in the Einstein Archives.  Knowledge of NLM/MeSH, LC/LCSH,
and AACR2.  Experience with a major bibliographic utility and an automated
system including an OPAC.  Some archival experience preferred.  Reference
desk time required.

The library along with Montefiore Medical Center's Library utilizes the
Library Information System (LIS) developed by the Dalghren Memorial
Library at Georgetown University.  The cataloging department currently has
l professional and 1.5 FTE support staff.

Requirements: Master's Degree from an ALA accredited program or
equivalent.  1-2 years experience preferably in an academic or health
science library.  We seek an Individual who can function in a team setting
and/or independently as required.

The D. Samuel Gottesman Library of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
supports the programs of the Medical School, the Sue Golding Graduate
Division and the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology.  The library
functions in a  dynamic research environment with a diverse user
population.  The College of Medicine is located in a residential area of
the Bronx easily accessible by public transportation and by major highways
from the 5 boroughs, and the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut suburbs.
Parking is available.  Salary from $27,000.  Faculty status, 22 days
vacation, excellent benefits.  An equal opportunity employer.

Send resume and 3 references to:

Judie Malamud, Director
D. Samuel Gottesman Library
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
1300 Morris Park Ave.
Bronx, NY 10461
malamud@aecom.yu.edu
Applications received by January 29, 1993 will be given first consideration.
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Date:         Sat, 23 Jan 1993 13:01:10 -0500
From:         Marsha Williams <WILLIA97@MMC.BITNET>
Subject: Re: 3M Security System

I've read three problems with 3M so far on this list. We have an old 3M
system and it doesn't work well. We're not sure it's worth upgrading. Maybe
we need to change instead. I have two questions:

1. For those libraries that had terminals too close to the 3M gate: exactly
how close were the terminals to the gate? Is any part of the gate more
sensitive than another? Do you count distance from any part of the gate, or
distance from the gate's controller box in the base?

2. What is your experience with Checkpoint? Do terminals cause problems
with Checkpoint too? What kinds of problems?

Thanks for any input.

*******************************************************************
Marsha Williams                         WILLIA97@MMC.BITNET
Library Automation Coord.               CIS: 72270.13@Compuserv.com
Meharry Medical College                 VOICE:(615) 327-6335
1005 D B Todd Blvd                      FAX:  (615) 327-6448
Nasvhille, TN 37208
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 11:18:00 EST
From:         Kathy Lohr <KLOHR@NAS.BITNET>
Subject: Computer-based Medical Records: Could you pls forward? Thx

To Whom It May Concern:
The Institute of Medicine report, entitled "The
Computer-Based Patient Record:  An Essential Technology for
Health Care" is available through the National Academy Press
in Washington, DC.  Mailing address is 2101 Constitution
Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20418; toll-free number outside
the DC metro area is 1-800-624-6242.  The other book to
which Ione Auston refers was a compilation of background
papers, chiefly on technical matters, done for the IOM
study.  It, however, has been published under the editorship
of Marion Ball and Morris Collen by Springer-Verlag in a
series they do on medical informatics.  I agree with the
suggestion about contacting the CPR Institute via AHIMA.

Kathleen Lohr, Deputy Director, Division of Health Care
Services, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of
Sciences, Washington, DC
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 20:46:00 EST
From:         Ione_Auston@OCCSHOST.NLM.NIH.GOV
Subject:      Computer-based Medical Records

          You may wish to contact:

          Computer-Based Patient Record Institute, Inc.
          c/o American Health Information Management Association
          919 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1400
          Chicago, IL  60611
          800/382-2973
          312/787-2672, ext. 330
          312/787-5926 (fax)

          In 1991 the Institute of Medicine published a report
          entitled:  The Computer-Based Patient Record -- An Essential
          Technology for Healthcare.  The IOM Patient Record Study
          Committee also published a compilation of papers in 1992
          entitled: Aspects of the Computer-Based Patient Record.
          Also two videotapes have been developed based on these
          publications.  CPRI should be able to provide information
          about the availability of these materials.


          Ione Auston
          Office of Health Services Research Information
          National Library of Medicine
          8600 Rockville Pike
          Bethesda, MD  20894
          1-800-272-4787 (select 1;6;3;2)
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:15:57 -0700
From:         "Rosalind F. Dudden" <rfd10@CSN.ORG>
Subject:      Re: LISTSERV DOMAINS

On Mon, 25 Jan 1993, DORMER, LARRY wrote:

> I AM LOOKING FOR THE FULL DOMAIN INTERNET ADDRESSES FOR THE FOLLOWING
> LISTSERVS.  IF ANYONE OUT THERE CAN HELP ME I WOULD BE MOST APPRECIATIVE.
>
> 1.  NOVELL@SUVM
> 2.  CDROMLAN@IDBSU
> 3.  PACS-L@UHPVM1
> 4.  CANCER-L@WVNVM
>
> LARRY DORMER
> MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCER CENTER
> MEDICAL LIBRARY
> LDORMER@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV

Reply:
It has been my experience that you don't need the domain names. Most
LISTSERVs are at univeristies that are on bitnet. When you request to join
you address :

TO:  LISTSERV@UHPVM1.bitnet

CONTENT of Message:

SUBSCRIBE  PACS-L  xxxxx


where xxxx is your personal name, not your code.


Given the wide possibilities of Internet, this may not work, but it did
for me.

.......................From the Macintosh of.....................
Rosalind F. Dudden                        Internet: rfd10@csn.org
Health Sciences Librarian                 Phone:   (303) 398-1483
Gerald Tucker Memorial Medical Library    Fax:     (303) 270-2149
National Jewish Center for Immunology
   and Respiratory Medicine
1400 Jackson Street
Denver, Colorado 80206
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:39:00 EDT
From:         HAWKINSD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Possible CE in Central New York

I am considering sponsoring a full day CE workshop, probably in Syracuse,
entitled "Improving Your Teaching Skills: Using Active Learning Techniques."
This was presented by Trish Ridgeway last November under the sponsorship of
SUNY Buffalo, and 100 people attended.  This seems to indicate a great interest
in the library community for this type of course.  While it is certainly
relevant to medical librarians it may also be of interest to academics.

The course and instructor were very well received.  If offered, the course
would be in the late Spring or Summer of 1993, under UNYOC sponsorship. If you
would be interested in attending, please email me (not the listserv) so
that I can assess the amount of interest.  The CE would be offered on a cost
recovery basis so adequate attendance is necessary. Of course the availability
of the instructor is another factor.

If anyone would like more details on the course, I would be happy to send print
information, or answer phone or email queries.

        Diane Hawkins                           hawkinsd@snysyrv1
        SUNY Health Science Center Library      hawkins@vax.cs.hscsyr.edu
        766 Irving Avenue                       (315)464-7114
        Syracuse, NY 13210
From: anadeem@ampere.alt.graphics.pixutils (Ahmed Nadeem)
Subject: MRI and CT-SCAN Images For Dogs?
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Netters,
      I am currently working on a research project that involves construction 
of realistic, solid or geometric models for dogs.
      Does anyone know where I can get serial section images( MRI, CT-SCAN, 
etc ) for dogs?
                                                       Thanks,
                                                              Ahmed Nadeem
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From:         "T.A.King" <T.A.King@SOUTHAMPTON.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: journal use statistics

In this UK teaching hospital library (c.500 periodicals current) we routinely
log photocopy requests by title. Not the perfect method, but the results are
consistent with those from similar exercises reported elsewhere, in
establishing RELATIVE use.
Tony King
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From:         Nancy Start <HSLSTART@UBVM.BITNET>
Subject:      3M Security Systems

Message from Sanjay Chadha:

Actually using metallic shields to contain electro-magnetic fields for
sensitive magnetic equipment from electromagnetic devices such as
Monitors is a very common solution.  Since you can't quite shield the
security system (it will become useless if you did), you have to shield
all "other" sources of field so that they don't confuse the system.  The
original message I beleive started with a new "power" system?  A first
level solution might be to put a line conditioner on the power supply to
the security system.  Next solution would be to try two metallic
partitions (stand alone type) on either side of the security system,
placed on the outside.

Incidentally, for the same reasons mentioned under this discussion, you
should not place your floppies on Monitors, big screen TVs either.

Sanjay R. Chadha
sanjayc@library.tmc.edu
From: ashley@CHAZ.DEMON.CO.UK (Charles Ashley)
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Date: 21 Jan 93 17:06:46 GMT
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In message  <9301202343.aa21320@gate.demon.co.uk> you write:
> Hi - it has been a LONG month - I'm sure Paul has kept you up-to-date
> to some extent.
>
> Can we go for wine instead?
>
> Cheryl Goodwin, MLibr                    libad@u.washington.edu
> Providence Hospital                      (206) 258-7558
> P.O. Box 1067                            (206) 258-7266 (fax)
> Everett, WA 98206                        ONTYME: HINS
>

Sounds good to me - my country or yours?

Charles Ashley
ashley@chaz.demon.co.uk
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From:         "DORMER, LARRY" <LDORMER@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      LOOKING FOR FULL INTERNET ADDRESS DOMAINS FOR 4 LISTSERVSw3

I AM LOOKING FOR THE FULL DOMAIN ADDRESSES FOR THE FOLLOWING LISTSERVS.  IF
ANYONE ON THE LISTSERV CAN HELP ME I WOULD BE MOST APPRECIATIVE.  THE
LISTSERVS ARE:

1.  NOVELL@SUVM

2.  CDROMLAN@IDBSU

3.  PACS-L@UHPVM1

4.  CANCER-L@WVNVM


LARRY DORMER
MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCER CENTER
MEDICAL LIBRARY
LDORMER@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 08:19:00 CDT
From:         HARVEY@UWLAX.EDU
Subject:      Re: Electronic document delivery services

Hi!  Please, if you would, summarize for the list your feedback.
This would be helpful information for our library as well!
Thanks,
Sally Harvey
harvey@uwlax.edu
Technical Services Librarian
Lutheran Hospital-La Crosse
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From:         MICHELYNN <MMCKNIGHT@AARDVARK.UCS.UOKNOR.EDU>
Subject:      MAJORS/EBSCO

From a press release dated Jauary25, 1993

"EBSCO Industries, Inc. and Majors Scientific Books,Inc. are pleased to
announce the acquisition of the Majors Scientific Subscriptions Division
by EBSCO Subscription Services. "
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:47:49 -0400
From:         LIB_STANKUS@HLYCROSS.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Electronic document delivery services

Regarding the recent request from Texas A&M for comparsion information
on electronic document delivery systems:

The very next issue of _Science and Technology Libraries_ (a quarterly from
Haworth Press) wil contain a particularly throrough and practical price,
speed, and reliability study from Robert McFarland, Chemistry Librarian,
at Washington University of St. Louis. He may be reached at:

Washington University of St. Louis Chemistry Library
Louderman Hall
St. Louis, MO 63130
Voice: (314)935-6591
FAX: (314)935-4778
ROBMCF@WULIBS (bitnet)
ROBMCF@WULIBS.WUSTL.EDU (internet)

While I cannot be sure that his paper will be exactly what you are looking
for, I can recall as its editor being extremely impressed with the work.

At Your Service,

Tony Stankus, Science Librarian, Holy Cross
and one of the editors, _Science and Technology Libraries_
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:43:25 EST
From:         jml4s@UVA.PCMAIL.VIRGINIA.EDU
Subject:      Re: librarians doing rounds with doctors?

>The practice of "Clinical Medical Librarianship" is still being
>practiced at Hartford (Conn) hospital directed by the Founder of the
>concept- Gertrude Lamb.

Being a veteran of this particular CML program, I can add:

The Clinical Medical Librarian (CML) program at Hartford Hospital is
one where the librarians are full-time CMLs and are considered a part
of the patient care teams in the departments to which they are assigned
(Surgery, Medicine, and Pediatrics).  The CMLs work alongside the
physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers.  Going on rounds
is just one part of the CMLs area of service; Important patient care
and teaching conferences are also attended.

A symposium on CMLs was held at the MLA Annual Meeting last May in
Washington, DC, moderated by Gertrude Lamb.  A number of papers about
current CML programs were presented.  Dr. Lamb retired from her
position at Hartford Hospital about one year ago.  The CML program
is now directed by Janie Kaplan.


Jonathan Lord
University of Virginia Health Sciences Library, Charlottesville,  VA


-=-=-=-  JML4S@Virginia.edu -=-=-=-=-  The University of Virginia  -=-=-=-
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Subject:      RE: Electronic document delivery services

Your review certainly sounds like something many of us would like to hear
 about,so I hope you will be able to summarize for the MEDLIB-L.  Two services
 that we
use are UMI and ISI.  Depending on your criteria, you might want to include
them in your study group.
Stephanie Normann, UT-H-HSC School of Public Health Library
THENET:  UTSPH::SPH0206
INTERNET:  SPH0206@UTSPH.SPH.UTH.TMC.EDU
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 12:52:30 CST
From:         Thomas Cetwinski <U45552@UICVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Position Announcement

The University of Illinois at Chicago invites applications and nominations
for the Assistant University Librarian for the Health Sciences.

The AUL has administrative responsibility for the Library of the Health
Sciences in Chicago and for the health sciences libraries in three
regional sites: Rockford, Peoria, Urbana; and for the Greater Midwest
Region of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (Region 3). LHS
Chicago is the third largest in the U.S., serving a diverse clientele with
a staff of 27 professionals and 73 support staff.

As a member of the University Library's senior management team, the AUL
participates in general administrative processes: policy, planning, budget,
resource allocation, organization, communication, staff development and
personnel.  The AUL is responsible for articulating the library's service
goals for the health sciences community within the context of library goals.

ALA/MLS; evidence of success as a manager, leader and mentor and a commitment
to public services and outreach.  Demonstrated knowledge/understanding of
trends/issues in academic libraries. Desirable: Health sciences or
science/technology experience in an academic or research library; experience
with the application of new technologies; evidence of a commitment to
librarianship through scholarly and professional achievement.

Salary is competitive based on education/relevant experience.  Rank
dependent on qualifications/experience; 12 month appointment. Competitive
benefits.

Apply with resume and the names of at least three references by March 15, 1993:

Darlene M. Ziolkowski, Personnel Librarian
University of Illinois at Chicago
Box 8198 (M/C 234)
Chicago, Illinois 60680

UIC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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