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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 14:49:02 EDT
From:         Susan Lyon <hslunc@MED.UNC.EDU>
Subject: Re: publisher address

Here I am in chapel Hill, so I'm glad to try to give you some information about
CARDIOLOGY IN THE YOUNG.  Let me know if you'd like me to fax the contents
page to you.

This appears to be truly international publication; the editor in chief is
in Bergamo.  However, there are a couple of names here which could be
useful:

G. William Henry
International Editor, Cardiology in the Young
Assoc. Professor, Pediatrics
311 Burnett-Womack 229H
CB #7220
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-76220


Jose I Ferreiro
Editorial Consultant, Cardiology in the Young
Research Analyst, Pediatrics

(Same Address as Dr. Henry; I assume from this title he is a PH.D.)

The names were taken from the July 1992 issue; the address information
is from our campus directory.

We do subscribe, and we get it though FAXON.  The ISSN is 10479511;
OCLC number 20821740.  There is a subscription card in the issue, and the
mail address on it is Cardiology in the Young
GPO Box 105
Hong Kong.  FAX to Hong Kong (!!) is 852-889-4487.

Dr. Henry's phone number is  (919) 966-4601.

Hope this help; I can fax some of it to you if you need to see more.


NEW TOPIC:

I appreciated the information you sent about your consortium.  Do you have
any printed information you can send me about the libraries included, fees,
so forth?  My address is   Health Sciences Library, CB #7585, UNC-CH,
Chapel Hill, NC  27599.

There's a chance I'll be coming to Florida, perhaps in December, to give
aid in S. Florida's school libraries, or even hospital libraries if I learn
of a specific need.  Certainly would like to stop and visit with you in person
--enough of this electronic stuff!  I understand you're located close to
I-95?

Susan Lyon
(919)  962-0800
FAX  966-1537
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 09:58:40 EDT
From:         Lori Widzinski <HSLLJW@UBVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Malpractice Workshop

The Western New York Health Sciences Librarians are sponsoring a workshop:

    "Malpractice and Medical Librarianship - Risk Management"

                      Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1992
                            1:00-5:00 pm
          University at Buffalo, Health Sciences Library

Presented by:  Judith Robinson, Associate Director for Technical Services,
               Claude Moore Health Science Library, University of Virginia

               Members $20.00/Non-members $25.00
               Space limited to 30 attendees.  Register today!

To Register:   Print the following form and send it with your check (payable
               to WNYHSL)

NAME:__________________________________________________________________________

ORGANIZATION:__________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS:_______________________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE:_____________________________________________________________________

NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE.

Mail To:                              For More Information Contact:

WNYHSL September Program              Lori Widzinski
Jim Mendola, Treasurer                HSLLJW@ubvm
Medical Library                       HSLLJW@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
VA Medical Center
Buffalo, New York   14215
716/862-3346
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Organization: The Library, North Dakota State University
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Date:         Sat, 12 Sep 1992 10:02:05 CDT
From:         Thomas A Bremer <NU137475@NDSUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Position Available

This position also posted on ACRLNY-L, BI-L, LIBADMIN, & LIBREF-L

North Dakota State University seeks a Life Sciences Librarian (a
new position).  Responsibilities include liaison activities,
reference service, instruction, and collection management in
support of the life sciences, as well as supervision of the
Pharmacy Library.

Minimum Qualifications:  ALA-accredited Masters degree in Library
Sciences; background or interest in life sciences, medicine, or
related area;  experience with automated library services;
effective oral and written communication skills; ability to
interact effectively with colleagues and students.  Preferred
qualifications: degree in life sciences or related area;
professional experience in an academic, special, or research
library; experience with instruction.

NDSU is a land grant university with 8,500 undergraduates, 1000
graduate students, and 700 faculty.  The NDSU Libraries is a member
of Tri-College University, an established and accredited consortium
(NDSU, Moorhead State University, and Concordia College).  The
successful candidate will be working in a highly automated library
environment including a fully integrated online system (MSUS/PALS)
with external databases, host-to-host interfaces with other library
networks, and a CD-ROM LAN.  NDSU is located in Fargo, an
educational, cultural, and medical center for the Upper Plains.
With a population of 150,000 the Fargo, ND - Moorhead, MN
metropolitan area is known for its high quality of life.  The area
is within a short drive of the Minnesota lake country and 4 hours
from Minneapolis or Winnipeg.  Minimum salary $25,000.  Benefits
include TIAA/CREF and Blue Cross/Blue Shield.  Applications should
be received no later than October 9, 1992 for maximum
consideration.  Send letter of application; current resume; and
names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references to: Office
of Human Resources, NDSU, University Station P.O. Box 5345, Fargo,
ND  58105.  NDSU is an equal opportunity institution.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 11:51:28 EDT
From:         deborah lawless <DJL@NERVM.BITNET>
Subject:      publisher address

Does anyone know the address for the publisher of Cardiology in the
Young?  According to the Serline entry, it's World Publishers in
Chapel Hill, NC, but the entry gives a mailing address in Hong Kong.
Can someone please supply a mailing address in Chapel Hill for
ordering a subscription and the annual subscription price.

Thank you for your help.

Deborah Lawless
Borland Library
djl@nervm
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 14:06:45 PDT
From:         Laurie Potter <lap@EQUINOX.UNR.EDU>
Subject:      NCNMLG & MLGSCA JOINT MTG.

I am happy to report that there has been a flood of registrants
for our Joint Mtg. in October.  We now have over 150 people
registered and we expect more will be registering late.  Thanks
to all the members in Northern California, Nevada, Southern
California and Arizona and friends from other parts of
the country.  I'll see everyone on Reno Oct. 19-21.
-Laurie Potter, Univ. of NV School of Medicine, Savitt Medical
Library, Reno, NV  702-784-4625, lap@equinox.unr.edu
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 11:38:36 -0500
From:         "Pat Erwin" <erwin@MAYO.EDU>
Subject:      Seminars in Oncology Supplements

Our Technical Processing people have identified a problem which I wonder
if anyone on the List has solved, or settled.  Seminars in Oncology publishes
drug company sponsored supplements (11 so far).  In the August issue, they
announced that Supplements 1,2,5 and 6 will be available for distribution
outside the United States only.  Apparently, this is related to FDA
supervision of
Squibb and Bristol-Myers sponsored publications.  Beyond the question of
potentially banning US access to research materials, and First Amendment
rights of the authors...this embargo affects even knowledge of the
existence of the papers involved.  Apparently, Current Contents and
Index Medicus/Cancerlit will not receive copies for indexing either.  So
only Excerpta Medica, etc. outside the U.S.

Has anyone on the List had occasion to try and acquire articles from these
supplements?  Or, come up with a way to obtain them anyway (Hopefully,
legally?).  Any ideas would be gratefully received.

Pat Erwin
Reference Services
Mayo Medical Library
erwin@mayo.edu
507-284-4952
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 10:27:00 CDT
From:         AKERR@UOFMCC.BITNET
Subject:      Medical/nursing info resources

A posting earlier this year from Lee Hancock at the University of Kansas
noted that an update of his (her?) BITNET/Internet Health Science
Resource List (06-12-92) was available.  It is a most wonderful
compilation!  It is a "comprehensive list of health science resources
available on the networks.  The list includes Listserv groups, Usenet
groups, Freenets, Data A rchives, Electronic Newsletters and Health
Science oriented databases."

Access via ftp:  ftp.sura.net      Directory:  pub/nic
File:  medical.resources:6-12

        or

The file is also available on LISTSERV@TEMPLEVM or
LISTSERV@VM@TEMPLE.EDU.
Send a command GET MEDICAL RSCRS HELP-NET to either address.

The sharing of so much information is marvelous and we all owe a vote
of thanks to:
   Lee Hancock, Educational Technologist, Archie R. Dykes Library,
   University of Kansas Medical Center
   Bitnet - LE07144@UKANVM
   Internet - LE07144@KANVM.CC.UKANS.EDU
whose internet message was "Knowledge is nothing if not shared"
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 16:13:58 EDT
From:         SUSAN@LIBRARY.HEALTH.UFL.EDU
Subject:      Job posting

WPCDCOORDINATOR, EDUCATIONAL MEDIA/COMMUNICATION

This Administrative & Professional position will be responsible forensuring that
 the North Florida AHEC Program of the University ofFlorida meets its objectives
 regarding the development andcoordination of a comprehensive library and
 educational supportsystem for health professional students involved in remote
 learningexperience, and for practicing health professionals serving theseremote
 locations.  A substantial amount of this work will involveintegration of
 activities with the University of Florida HealthScience Center Library and its
 informational support systems.

Duties and responsibilities to include coordination of UF HSClibrary services
 for the NFAHEC system including design anddevelopment of an integrated network
 of student educational supportand health care practitioner access utilizing
 state)of)the)arttelecommunications and computers; ongoing training and
 technicalassistance to AHEC staffs, service providers and local
 librarycontacts; development of electronic bulletin board and mailnetworking,
 information management software support, and databasemaintenance; and,
 responsibility for information desk andInformatics Laboratory coverage with
 HSCL Information Servicelibrarians.

Salary range:  $21,600 ) 39,000, commensurate with qualifications. Excellent
 fringe benefits.

Minimum qualifications:  A Master's in an appropriate area ofspecialization is
 preferred, an ALA)accredited master's degree andhealth science library
 reference experience is desired;demonstrated ability to work effectively and
 communicate with usersand technical staff; reference and online searching
 experience;experience with microcomputer operating systems and applications;and
 experience in designing systems for educational support is alsopreferred.

Please send cover letter and resume to Lisa D. Hodges, UniversityPersonnel
 Services, 4th floor stadium 95645 L, Gainesville, FL32611 by October 16, 1992.
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 13:35:00 EDT
From:         PSELF@VCUVAX.BITNET
Subject:      receipt

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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 10:32:03 EDT
From:         HSLLJW@UBVM.BITNET
Subject:      Bibliographic Instruction Workshop

Cross posted to BI-L, LIBREF-L

                 A One-Day Workshop for Librarians

     IMPROVING YOUR TEACHING SKILLS USING ACTIVE LEARNING TECHNIQUES

                DATE:      Monday, November 2, 1992
                PLACE:     Center for Tomorrow
                           State University of New York at Buffalo
                TIME:      9 am - 5 pm
                COST:      $28.00 per person (does not include lunch)

Workshop Topics:  Your Learning Philosophy - Reshaping the Lecture - Active
Learning Techniques - Preparing Objectives - Changing your Teaching Style -
Preparing Active Learning Exercises - Summary and Conclusion

Workshop Leader:  Trish Ridgeway is presently a library consultant and Head of
Technical Services at Handley Library in Winchester, Virginia.  She was
previously Reference Librarian and Coordinator of Bibliographic Instruction at
Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania, and has presented many workshops
and speeches in staff training and bibliographic instruction.  She has
published many journal articles and is currently editing IMPROVING TEACHING AND
TRAINING IN LIBRARIES, to be published by AMS Press in late 1992.

TO REGISTER:  Print the form below and send with registration fee to:
                    Office of Conferences and Special Events
                    Attention:  Mable
                    314 Crofts Hall
                    North Campus
                    SUNY at Buffalo
                    Buffalo, NY   14260

    REGISTRATION DUE BY OCTOBER 16, 1992

Registered Participants will receive a packet including directions to campus
and a detailed workshop schedule.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:    Lori Widzinski
                                 Health Sciences Library
                                 University at Buffalo
                                 Buffalo, NY   14214
                                 716-829-3614

                                 HSLLJW@ubvm
                                 HSLLJW@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 14:25:10 EST
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          Message Received. Thank-you.
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 14:04:18 CDT
From:         "DORMER, LARRY" <LDORMER@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV>

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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 07:46:14 CDT
From:         Lee <LE07144@UKANVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Medical/nursing info resources

Thanks for forwarding the note. Jane also sent me a copy. I'm not on
medlib, so I appreciate the thought. An updated list will be coming out
soon. Lee


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Lee Hancock                            || Archie R. Dykes Library
Educational Technologist               || 3901 Rainbow Blvd.
University of Kansas Medical Center    || Kansas City, KS 66160-7181
                                       || (913) 588-7144
Bitnet   - LE07144@UKANVM              ||
Internet - LE07144@UKANVM.CC.UKANS.EDU || "Knowledge is nothing if not
                                       ||  shared"... Me
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 18:16:58 PDT
From:         ahadley@CUP.PORTAL.COM
Subject:      Ref ?: Need German translation

Can someone please translate the following German paragraph from a
patient's record for one of my obstetricians.  The copy was not clear so I
am not sure about all the umlauts (which I show as colons after the
vowel - sorry but I don't know the conventions).

Dieser Befund persistierte u:ber anna:hernd 2h. Das abgehende Fruchtwasser
war grun verfa:rbt.  In der Mikroblutanalyse zeigten sich praazidotische
Werte.  so dass wir bei Geburtsstillstand im Beckeneingang die sekunda:re
abdominale Schnittentbindung indizierten.

I got a partial translation by an English teacher but he doesn't know
anything about medicine so I need your help:

"This finding persisted over nearly 2h.*  The leaking amniotic fluid was
colored green.  Pre- [?] values were revealed in the microanalysis of the
blood so that we [?], at the entrance to the pelvis, a secondary abdominal
cut for the delivery."

* what does h. stand for?

Thanks for your help.

Alice E. Hadley
US Naval Hospital, Guam -POBox 20981,GMF,GU 96921 -ahadley@cup.portal.com
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 09:08:57 -0700
From:         Susan Russell <slessick@ORION.OAC.UCI.EDU>
Subject:      JCAHO SURVEY DEADLINE REMINDER

JCAHO SURVEY DEADLINE APPROACHING:  SEPTEMBER 18, 1992


This is a urgent reminder to encourage everyone who has received
the recent MLA mailing (August 25, 1992) concerning the JCAHO
Proposed Revised Standards for 1994 AMH to return the Response Form
in the envelope provided in that mailing by the deadline, September
18, 1992. This is an extremely important project sponsored by both
MLA and MLA/HLS which gives hospital librarians an opportunity to
provide input about the new revised hospital library standards to
the Joint Commission. I have been advised that all surveys need to
be returned if possible. Even if you can not complete the
admittedly arduous task of filling out the entire response form
line-by-line, it is essential that you at least send written
comments as these will be reviewed and shared with the Joint
Commission as well.

Many of us have serious concerns about the impending 1994 revisions
and their impact on the future of hospital librarianship. Now is
the time for us to articulate those concerns, identify problematic
concepts and omissions within the new proposed standards, and get
this message to the Joint Commission via this survey. WE NEED YOUR
HELP!

                           Susan Russell Lessick
                           Chair, MLA/HLS
                           Head, UCI Medical Center Library
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 13:56:52 -0400
From:         "Tom Flemming,
              McMaster Health Sciences Library" <TOMFLEM@MCMASTER.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Seminars in Oncology Supplements

Canadian libraries are receiving at least some of the supplements to
"Seminars in oncology" which are not being distributed in the U.S.

Having checked our shelves and our kardex, I can tell you that we have
received supplements 1 and 2 to volume 19.  We have not received
numbers 5 and 6 yet (we will claim them), although we do have also
supplements 3,4,7,8 and 9 as a part of volume 19.

One of the ways around this dilemna for U.S. librarians wanting to know
what papers appear in the supplements not being distributed in the U.S.
is an ILL request to your nearest friendly Canadian library with a
subscription to the title; you could ask for photocopy of the contents pages
of specific supplementary issues ...

........................................................................
Tom Flemming                Internet:  tomflem@HSCvax.csu.McMaster.ca
Head of Public Services     Bitnet:    tomflem@McMaster
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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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 11:23:25 EDT
From:         Christine=W.=Fleuriel%RESADM%DFCI@RHYS.DFCI.HARVARD.EDU
Subject:      re: JCAHO SURVEY DEADLINE REMINDER

What about those of us who never received the survey?  I only found out about
this earlier this week at a meeting of the state association's board.  I
understand that the survey went only to members of the Hospital Library
Section, of which I am not a member.  Is there a way for the rest of to
respond?

Chris Fleuriel
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 10:07:58 +1000
From:         P.Adams@KGI.UTS.EDU.AU
Subject:      Medical/nursing info resources

I am compiling an annotated list of information resources in medicine ,
nursing and allied health sciences accessible on the net, for the use of
(1) Library reference staff and (2) Faculty end-users.

Can any members of the group assist me by providing information on sources
of value?

I would need, at minimum, the following
1.  Name of the service/resource
2.  Net address for login

plus (if possible
3.  Brief content summary
4.  Other info felt relevant

If any members of the group have knowledge of a resources directory already
in existence, I would very much appreciate contact details

Thanking you in anticipation




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@ NSW 2070 AUSTRALIA    	       	       	@  E-Mail P.Adams@kgi.uts.edu.au @
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 11:56:22 EST
From:         Janet Ohles <HCLADM12@UCONNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Shareware

I am looking for a shareware package on skull anatomy.  If anyone
knows where one can be found, please let me know at hcladm12@uconnvm.
uconn.edu.

I am not a subscriber of the Medlib.

Thank you.

JANET OHLES, NETWORK DEVELOPMENT LIBRARIAN
NATIONAL NETWORK OF LIBRARIES OF MEDICINE-NEW ENGLAND
UCONN HEALTH CENTER, 263 FARMINGTON AVENUE
FARMINGTON, CT 06030-5370
PHONE: 203-679-4500 OR 800-338-RMLS FAX:203-679-1305
HCLADM12@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
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