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From:         James Jay Morgan <MORGANJ@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      RE: CD Plus statistics

I'm not sure counting F3 exits is the best way to count. Many, and perhaps
most, of our users print from the browse screen, and never use the F3 exit.
Some simply locate the item they want and leave the screen in browse mode.

I don't have a good alternative fix.  I'm hoping for a timeout mechanism
that works in all modes.  This would force most users to login to start a
session and allow me to count them with Bindview.  An improved CDPLUS might
count searches when they are started.  Such a count, coupled with a good
timeout mechanism, would be more accurate than the current system.
Another obvious change would be to have the timeout mechanism close the
session for cdpstats.

Jim Morgan
MORGANJ@INDYVAX.BITNET  MORGANJ@INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU
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From:         Jeffrey Martin <SM0134@SPRINGB.BITNET>
Subject:      Policy questions

Dear MEDLIB-LMembers,

Ooops, sorry for the personal message being inadvertently distributed to the
group instead of the individual. A slip of the fingers.

Jeff Martin SIU Medical Library Springfield, IL
From: hennedil@CLASS.ORG (Hennepin County Medical County)
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Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 07:26:36 -0800 (PST)
From: Hennepin County Medical County <hennedil@class.org>
Subject: EOCA Proceedings & a few other verifications
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I am really stuck and was wondering if anyone would be able to help me
verify the existence of the following publications.  Unfortunately my
patron needs this all by Wedn (1/13) 10AM.  I check (and will recheck) all
the standard sources with no luck.

*EOCA Consensus Meeting Feb. 1990 Manchester, England.  "IL-2 and
Interferron therapy for Duke-C Rectal Carcinoma:  Multicenter Trial
involving 65 patients coordinated by H. Scarffe."

*EOCA Meeting, Brussels May 1990.  "Cisplatinum vs Carboplatinum:
Combination Chemotherapy in Small Cell Carcinoma."

*EOCA Meeting, Hamburg, Germany October 1989.  "GM-CSF in myelodysplastic
syndrome."

*a tropical medicine conference in Beijing, CHina. April 1986.
"Leptospirosis:  Analysis of November 1985 Epidemic."

*WHO sponsored Indian Council of Medicine Research Project, June 1983
"Comparison of CIE vs ELISA as a diagnsotic aid for Chronic Amoebiasis."

*British Journal of Gastroenterology 14 Sept 1990:  718-20.  "MTBE for
Gall Stone Disolution-Associated with Renal Failure During Therapy.  (I
was unable to find this journal indexed anywhere).

*Cancer (Indian Council of Medical Research Project) June 1985.  Melanoma
in children--patterns and presentation of 6 cases.  Dr. Raguram, Dr.
Chandra and Dr. Shanta.

*Annual Pathology Conference Delhi August 1985.  Diffuse Histocytic
Reticuloses Marking Hansen's Disease.

*Tropical Medicine Volume XXI November 1986: 332.  "Steven Johnson
Syndrome After Single Dose Aspirin".  Dr. Raguram and Dr. Ram.

*Annual Physicians Meeting IMS November 1986.  "Pulmonary
Hydatidoses--Incidental Finding in a Pregnant Lady--Case Report"
Dr. Raguram, and Dr. AM Vasudevan.

I typed this in exactly how the references appeared in the reference.
Dr. Parthasarthy Chetlur Raguram should be the author of all the above
(his initials are sometimes reversed, i.e., CP vs PC)  I
am about ready to bang my head in the wall so any help would be greatly
appreciated!!  Please forward any responses (yes I am optomistic) directly
to me at hennedil@class.org.  Thanks in advance!

Elizabeth Dilworth
Librarian
Hennepin County Medical Center
Health Sciences Library
Minneapolis, MN  (612) 347-2713

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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 18:14:21 GMT
From:         HJ Dyer <H.J.Dyer@LUT.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Library Educators
              92 10:23 am

Hi - I am working from home at the moment as I am on study leave until
September.  I am therefore unable to fax you a letter on headed paper but I
will send you a separate email which you can use in whatever way you choose.
I hope this helps you.  All the best with you porject submission.

Hilary Dyer
>
> Hi, are there any faculty from a school of library science that
> read this list?  I need advice from a library educator regarding
> a grant I am working on.  If we could communicate via email
> that would be great.  Contact me any of the ways listed below.
> Thanks in advance.---Laurie Potter, Medical Reference Librarian
> Savitt Medical Library, Univ. of NV School of Medicine
> Mail Stop 306, Reno, NV  89557-0046  (702) 784-4625
> lap@equinox.unr.edu   lap@equinox.bitnet
>


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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 12:39:19 -0500
From:         "Nancy Calabretta,
              Thomas Jefferson University" <CALABRETTA@JEFLIN.TJU.EDU>
Subject:      Clinical practice guidelines

I am curious to know how other libraries are treating the clinical practice
guidelines from AHCPR.  Are you classing them together or by subject or as a
serial?  Do you keep them in reference?  What are you doing about the 3 part
format -- clinical practice guideline, quick reference guide for clinicians,
patient's guide?  Actually, I'm interested in anything you have to say about
these guidelines.  Thanks!
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 17:15:26 EST
From:         Joanna <JWEINSTO@UVMVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: SDI: Table of Contents
              4 Jan 1993 14:23:52 CST from <erwin@TROLLOPE.MAYO.EDU>

For certain journals, they were tracking the contents pages themselves!
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Organization: East Tennessee State University
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 14:51:42 EST
From:         Kimberly Laird <LAIRDK@ETSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Medical Grammar software

Excuse my bad memory, but I can not remember if anyone ever
came up with a solution or an answer to the question of
grammar checkers for medical students. Lo and behold, the Login
newsletter had information about such a piece of software. We
are hoping to obtain it for this library.... someday ;>
At any rate, here's the information, written in a hurry.
==============================================================

William and Wilkins' software Correct Grammar Medical
edition for $119. Uses AMA manual of style, publication manual of APA, and
Medical Style and Format by Huth. Stedman's 25 included. Covers errors in
spelling punc. style usage and grammar, is both ibm and mac





  Let me know if you need further details...

hurriedly yours....



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Kimberly J. Laird
Quillen College of Medicine Library//East Tennessee State U.
BITNET : lairdk@etsu
INTERNET : lairdk@etsu.bitnet
COMPUSERVE : 71302.3005@compuserve.com
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 10:10:06 -0600
From:         TOM%JASON.DECNET@RELAY.THE.NET
Subject:      Re: Data-Star, oh my

Is MEDLINE via DataStar really more cost effective now that NLM has reduced
most or all of the cost factors in its pricing algorithm and eliminated
the distinction between prime-time and non-prime-time?  I have begun
accessing MEDLARS via the INTERNET, which has cut my own cost even more.
Or is the attraction of Data Star more for those who are familiar with and
favorably impressed with the BRS-type search features coupled with the
relatively lower cost?

Tom Craig, University of Texas Health Center at Tyler
tom%jason.decnet@relay.the.net                           :{
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 13:27:09 PST
From:         Silver Cross Hospital <schmed@CLASS.ORG>
Subject:      search for material

Help.. I have been trying to locate these two items for a patron
who insists that they have been published or put out by
the National Academy of Sciences
1. Biological markers of chemical sensitivity
2. Immunotoxicology.
Any help in locating these will be highly appreciated. THANKS!!
--Swati Wagh
Medical Library, Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet, IL
FAX#8157407024
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 12:25:34 PST
From:         Dudee Chiang <dchiang@HSC.USC.EDU>
Subject:      Popular CD-ROMs: result

Here is the results of the informal survey on popular CD-ROMs in
medical libraries.

**clarification:  Several places have locally-mounted databases,
those are not counted here, since I only asked for CD-ROM
databases.  This is probably the reason that not every response
includes MEDLINE.  On the other hand, a couple places have MEDLINE
from more than one vendors.  Therefore, I have compiled two lists
here: by database and by database/vendor.  In the first list,
MEDLINE is counted once only; the second list, for databases that
are available through multiple vendors, each product is counted
separatly.  This should explain why some of the numbers do not
match.  Additionally, there are databases/products mentioned only
once, but I thought it may be interesting to know their names.  So
they are alphabetically arranged in the third list.

There are a total of 26 responses.

By database:
MEDLINE                  19
CINAHL (Nursing)         18
PsycLit                  11
Health                    5
IPA                       4
Cancer                    3
Computer Select           3
Micromedex                3
Sports Discus             3
Consult                   2
Compact Library AIDS      2
ERIC                      2
GPO                       2
Health Reference Center   2
Life Sciences Collection  2
PDR                       2

Database/Vendor for multi-vendor products
MEDLINE   CD-Plus             8
          SilverPlatter       8
          Compact Cambridge   4
          DIALOG              1
          Knowledge Finder    1
CINAHL    SilverPlatter       8
          CD-Plus             7
          Compact Cambridge   3
PsycLit   SilverPlatter      10
          CD-Plus             1
Health    CD-Plus             3
          Compact Cambridge   1
          SilverPlatter       1
IPA       Compact Cambridge   2
          SilverPlatter       1
          (unknown)           1
Cancer    CD-Plus             2
          SilverPlatter       1

Single mention database/products
AGRICOLA                      SilverPlatter
AMA Directory                 AMA
Biological Abstracts          SilverPlatter
Books in Print Plus           Bowker/Online
CCINFO
CPS (Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties)
Gale Associations             SilverPlatter
Grants Database               DIALOG
Hazadous Materials Info
IDIS (Iowa Drug Informatin Service)
MMWR
NTIS                          SilverPlatter
PC/GENE                       Intelligenetics
PDQ                           Compact Cambridge
ProPhone
Science Citation Index        ISI
Serials Directory             Ebsco
SocioFile                     SilverPlatter
Sigma-Aldrich Right to Know (MSDS) CD
Ulrich's                      SilverPlatter




Dudee Chiang
Norris Medical Library
University of Southern California
dchiang@hsc.usc.edu
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 10:06:08 EST
From:         Jerilyn Garofalo <garofalo@SHRSYS.HSLC.ORG>
Subject:      Computers in Healthcare Education Symposium

MARK YOUR CALENDAR !!!

            Computers In Healthcare Education Symposium

                        April 29 & 30, 1993
                     Thomas Jefferson University
                         Philadelphia, PA

The Symposium serves as a national forum and provides numerous
opportunities to share ideas and expertise about the use of
technology in healthcare education.  The HSLC encourages the
sharing of resources among Pennsylvania's Health Sciences
institutions and towards that end is sponsoring the eighth
"Computers in Healthcare Education" Symposium.  The Symposium is
two full days of speakers, workshops and exhibits.

The "Computers in Healthcare Education" Symposium is the only computer
conference designed for and by medical and allied health educators.
We invite you to participate and join in exploring the 1993
Symposium theme --

"Collaborative Computing & Networking for the 90's"

In keeping with the theme of collaboration, we are pleased to announce that
this year's symposium is jointly sponsored by IBM and Apple.  The exhibit
area will also feature many other commercial vendors and a reception on
Thursday evening.

We are pleased to announce that our keynote speakers will be Ed Krol,
Pat Mulholt and Mike Bowman.

Ed Krol is the author of _The Hitchhikers Guide to The Internet_ and
_The Whole Internet: User's Guide and Catalog_.  _The Whole Internet_ is
considered by many to be the most useful Internet handbook available.
Mr. Krol has also consented to host a book signing at the symposium.

Pat Mulholt of Columbia University of Health Sciences will speak on the
creation of an electronic curriculum through the CHIPS project at Columbia.
The CHIPS project networks the curriculums of all the medical, dental and
allied health schools through the central hub of their library.

Mike Bowman of IBM will speak on IBM and Apple joint ventures. In a
true collaboration IBM and Apple have created two joint venture firms,
Taligent and Kaleida.  Mike will explain the goals of these two new firms.

The Symposium program includes a wide range of interesting and
useful activities including keynote speakers, paper presentations,
panel sessions, demonstrations, and hands-on workshops. Speakers have been
invited from all over the United States and the Republic of Panama.

The brochure, registration and hotel information will be mailed in February
1993. If you would like to receive a copy please send your name and
address to the address below.

The Health Sciences Libraries Consortium is supported in part with
a grant from The Pew Charitable Trusts.


\          Jerilyn Garofalo                     Voice: 215 222-1532
\\         User Support Specialist              Fax:   215 222-0416
\\\\       Health Sciences Libraries Consortium
\\\\\\     3600 Market St., Suite 550
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 21:19:08 -0500
From:         JBAYNE@MEDAC.MED.UTORONTO.CA
Subject:      Q: Need subdcription information for OJCCT

 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

 Needed: basic how-to-subscribe info for the Online Journal
 of Current Clinical Trials.  Addresses, fees, hardware &
 software requirements etc.

 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Hello and let me begin by apologizing.  I know OJCCT has been
discussed at length in this space, but nothing's been in for a
while, and naturally now someone needs to know how to access it.

If anyone out there happens to have info on subscribing HANDY
please could you e-mail it to me at the cyberspace address below?
A special request to any ==>Canadian<== subscribers for info about
any extra fees or hoops needed to go through from here in the
frozen north.

If you are in the same boat as me and have been too embarrassed to
display your ignorance, send me a note with your complete Internet
address and if I get anything neat in electronic form I'll send it
back atcha.  Ignorance is useless if not shared!

Thanks loads

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 | XXXXXXXXXXXX |   THE TORONTO HOSPITAL
 | XXXXXXXXXXXX |
 |     XXXX     |    Jenny Reiswig
 |     XXXX     |    Fudger Medical Library
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 |              |    Toronto, Ontario
 |     XXXX     |    Canada   M5G 2C4
 |     XXXX     |    Tel: (416) 340-3429,
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 14:17:11 EST
From:         Judy Lesso <U5142@WVNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Outreach Services

Sorry, I forgot to sign my original summary.

Judy Lesso, Reference Librarian
West Virginia University
Health Sciences Library
Morgantown, WV 26506

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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 16:43:46 EST
From:         donovan@HAL.HAHNEMANN.EDU
Subject:      RE: MEDLARS vs. BRS vs. DIALOG

It has been pointed out to me that I gave the wrong journal name (where
the article on tips for cost effective searching was published).
The correct journal is LIBRARY JOURNAL (not American Libraries).
Sorry for the inconvenience!

Judy Donovan
DONOVAN@ hal.hahnemann.edu
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From:         Kathy Wagner <libac@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: hospitals using Internet{

Kathy Wagner
St. Peter Hospital; Olympia, WA
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From:         Joanna <JWEINSTO@UVMVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: SDI: TABLE OF CONTENTS
              30 Dec 1992 11:28:13 CST from <LB04ILF@MUSIC.TCS.TULANE.EDU>

In a previous job in the information services department of a pharmaceutical
company, library staff members prepared highly popular photocopies of tables-
of-contents for our patrons in many fields.  For example, I prepared and distri
buted monthly tables-of-contents from toxicology journals.  The publishers went
after us (perhaps because we were a profit making corporation?) and the
company agreed to keep records and pay fees to the Copyright Clearance Center
for each copy that we made.  It was based on the honor system.  The company
abided by this ruling because the service was so useful to our researchers.
I wonder if a hospital library (or the nurses they wish to serve) could afford
to make a similar agreement?  We have not had any such problems in the academic
library where I now work, but our service is on a very small scale and single
copies can be justified for educational purposes.
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 11:56:22 EST
From:         BENH@NIHRRLIB.BITNET
Subject:      NIH Library Catalog

|Date: 1-4-93  11:01am
|From: benh:ncrr-lib:nih
|  To: MEDLIB-L@UBVM.BITNET:Internet
|  cc: benh
|Subj: NIH Library Catalog
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I am the systems administrator for the NIH Library Catalog.  We are in
the process of switching our access medium to direct ethernet which will
eliminate the need for pressing ESCAPE and will ensure a proper
disconnect when exiting.  The catalog is becoming widely accessible from
several gopher sites including the NIH gopher at HELIX.NIH.GOV
During this transition period, some users will be required to press the
ESC key after the initial telnet.  In the future however, access will be
easier, although restricted by number of available ports.
I am not a subscriber to this list so I will not see any replies to the
list.  If you wish to e-mail me directly feel free.

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Date:         Sat, 9 Jan 1993 17:34:41 -0600
From:         COTEDUS@MINNA.ACC.IIT.EDU
Subject:      Re: I don't believe it...

How in the world do I get off this list! :()

  help. *sniff*
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From:         Peter Flynn <CBTS8001@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE>
Subject:      Re: Another Question...

Valdis answers:

>Well, this is  a difficult question to answer. The  maximum total number
>of  users allowed  on RELAY  at one  time is  211(*). However,  there is
>*also*  a "maximum  number of  users *per  server*". This  number is  by
>default 12, but can be as high as 20 or more, and is set on a per-server
>basis.  Thus, the maximum number of users on is mathematically:

I knew I should have kept my big mouth shut :-)
I never knew this: see, you can learn all the time...

///Peter
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From:         Senthil Ramas Kumar <SRK106@PSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: I don't believe it...

>How in the world do I get off this list! :()
>
>  help. *sniff*

Is there even a need to get off of this list ??  :)

send "unsubscribe relusr-l" to listserv@ncsuvm

the trouble maker :)
Kumar
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From:         "Ian (Travolta) Wylie C2/Q2" <iwylie@MCS.DUNDEE.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: I don't believe it...

To get off this list send an email to listserv@ncsuvm.bitnet

With the body of the message "signoff relusr-l"


Ian Wylie
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Scotland
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