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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 16:13:20 -0600
From:         "HABETLER, Anna" <HABETLER@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      RE: ACB Abstract needed

MY NEXT THOUGHT WOULD BE TO ASK THE PATRON WHAT ACB STANDS FOR. I CHECKED
OUR 1993 ACRONYMS & INITIALISMS DICTIONARY. THERE ARE THE CARDIO TERMS YOU
MENTONED, BUT NO APPROPRIATE ASSOICATION. IF YOUR PATRON DOESN'T KNOW, I
WOULD CALL THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION FOR SOME GUIDANCE BASED ON THE
TITLE OF THE MEETING. GOOD LUCK!
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 15:52:00 MST
From:         ELOVE@UNMB.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Cellular and Molecular Biology

We have consulted our Innopac Database on
journal use ( we keep these stats) and found
to our surprise that the titlein question
was one of our LOWEST USED titles in 3+ years.
We then consulted faculty in the Dept of
Cell Biology who felt that there were
other, much better titles.
Result: We will NOT subscribe to either
one of the two, and will henceforth
find it more costeffective to pay for
ILL's and copyright clearance center
fees.
Erika Love at UNM
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 10:25:51 CST
From:         Maggie Zeller <LB0MILF@MUSIC.TCS.TULANE.EDU>
Subject:      Storepostings overflow

The following is posted to the list for a reference colleague of mine.

The three reference librarians here at Tulane Medical Library have noti-
ced this in the past two years or so.  We all get many more STORPSTG
OVFLW than  ever  in the past doing on-line NLM searches. At first I
thought it was my imagination, but realized that the other two searchers
thought the same thing.  We have called on two occasions to Medlars
Management and they said there is just as much space per user as ever &
that the search was too broad.  Granted some searches are probably too
broad, but we are all experienced searchers and have done very similar
searches in the past with no trouble.  A few weeks ago we attempted a
search for someone writing a book, who wanted any risk factors in postop
or interop complications of anesthetia or anesthetics.  This is a broad
search, but it is legitimate. We were unable to do in on-line, but were
able to do it on CD Plus, and the results were very satisfactory to the
requester.  Fortunately for us, we had the CD alternative, but not every
one does and ours is really for do-it-yourselfers and we just use it
when it's free, which is not often.  It might get even worse not that th
new year has been added on to Medline and the backfiles are bigger.  Has
anyone else experience this or have we just become goofy searchers in th
recent past?
Kathleen Puglia, Tulane Med
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 12:28:30 EST
From:         Colin Lay <CMLHD@UOTTAWA.BITNET>
Subject:      Call for papers QA conference in Hungary

Announcement and Call for Papers:
Hungarian Society for Quality Assurance in Health Care
Second Hungarian Seminar on Quality Assurance in Health Care

Central European Study Group Meeting on Quality Assurance in Health Care

Eger, Hungary  June 3-5, 1993

Contact:
Dr. Laslo Gulacsi, Chairman of Planning Committee
H-4026, Bem ter 8, Debrecen, Hungary
Tel: (36-52) 23-263
FAX: (36-52) 12-336
after Jan. 1, 1993
or request more details from Colin Lay  CMLHD@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA

Colin M. Lay,Assoc. Prof.
Fac. of Administration, Univ. of Ottawa
Tel. (613)564-7015  FAX (613) 564-6518  H:(613) 727-1124
"Any opinions expressed are mine, not necessarily those of my employer."
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 09:53:19 -0700
From:         Sara Katsh <skatsh@CSN.ORG>
Subject:      Re: Replying to MEDLIB-L messages

At the risk of cluttering up the system yet again, I feel the need to
apologize for my faux pas in sending a private message to the world.  I
guess when our system asks 'Send to all recipients?' and I answer 'No,' it
doesn't believe me.  There is no feeling worse than that point of no
return when you realize what you've done and can't undo it.  (E-mail
imitating life?)

Sara Katsh
skatsh@csn.org
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Date:         Sun, 13 Dec 92 12:36:17 EST
From:         Francisco Gonzalez <N700106@UNIVSCVM>
Subject:      Therapeutic interchange
To:           MEDLIB_L@UBVM

  I am a member of the P&T Committee of a tertiary care University affiliated
  Hospital. The agenda we have proposed for 1993 relates to the above mentioned
  topic. If implemented, considerable savings should be accomplished in antibio
  tics, vitamins and H2-antagonists. Therapeutic interchange was defined in a
  position paper published in Annals of Internal Medicine (1990;113:160-163)
  as "dispensing a drug different in chemical structure from the one originally
  prescribed being in the same therapeutic class,pharmacokinetic and pharmaco-
  dynamic properties". The topic has stirred much controversy nationwide;only
  informal discussions and comentaries are available in recent literature sear-
  ches. Does anyone know of ongoing comparative studies or publications from
  your own institutions which I could use as a reference?

                                 M. Francisco Gonzalez
                                  N700106@UNIVSCVM.BITNET
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 07:32:00 CST
From:         MMCKNIGHT@AARDVARK.UCS.UOKNOR.EDU
Subject:      RE: Diclaimer

What do you wish to disclaim?
A good cover letter should include a brief description of what a literature
search is, a description of the database(s) used for this search, explanation
of abbreviations (if any), what MeSH headings are (if included) etc. It should
also tell the patron how to get copies of the actual articles. You should
 include
 at least the name and the phone number of the searcher and end with an offer
of further service.

Michelynn McKnight
Health Science Library
Norman Regional Hospital
Norman,Oklahoma
mmcknight@aardvark.ucs.uoknor.edu
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Date:         Sun, 13 Dec 1992 13:24:45 EST
From:         "M. Francisco Gonzalez" <N700106@UNIVSCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Medical Informatics meeting

   I would like to request information concerning meetings on the above
   subject for 1993, particulary in the East coast.

                                     Thank you,

                                  M. Francisco Gonzalez
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From:         Marci Horner <libag@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      unix and dos

We are investigating the possiblity of running our library system on a
UNIX platform to be more compatible with our hospital clinical database
network.  Locating UNIX based software for a small medical library seems
to be an impossible task. Has anyone had any success with running a
DOS-based system over a UNIX network? i know there are "translation"
packages for use on a single work station (ICE-T, etc.) but will such an
arrangement work across the network? any help you can provide will be
greatly appreciated! please respond directly to me, if there are responses
of general interest, i will forward them to the board.

Marcy Horner
Kootenai Medical Center Library
2003 Lincoln Way
 Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
(208)664-7445 Fax (208)664-1600
From: backon@vms.huji.ac.il
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Subject: Re: Pediatric listserv?
Date: 13 Dec 92 21:28:17 GMT
Distribution: world
Organization: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

In article <MEDLIB-L%92121017404928@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU>, Kerri Ann Christopher <KCHRIS@NNOMED.BITNET> writes:
> Can anyone direct me to a bitnet or internet listserv that
> medical doctors in pediatrics would be interested in?
> Please reply directly. Thanking you in advance for any
> responses.
> Kerri Christopher
> Louisiana State University Medical Center in Shreveport
> kchris@nomvs.lsumc.edu internet or kchris@nnomed bitnet


As a clinician (and former consulting editor of a pediatric journal), I'd
recommend the following pediatric lists:

Fet-net  (fetal and perinatal medicine)  listserv@hearn
                                         sub fet-net firstname lastname

Prenat-l   (prenatal medicine)           listserv@albnydh2
                                         sub prenat-l firstname lastname

and, of course, MEDCONS  (case consultation in general medicine)
                                         listserv@finhutc
                                         sub medcons firstname lastname

There are also relevant listservs on clinical genetics and on behavioral
pediatrics


Josh

Dr. Josh Backon
backon@VMS.HUJI.AC.IL





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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 22:24:59 -0500
From:         JBAYNE@MEDAC.MED.UTORONTO.CA
Subject: Re: Medical spellchecker (and MeSH)

OK here's a dumb question.  Grateful Med comes with a MeSH file,
right?  I confess I haven't checked, but if it's a text file, or
something that could be turned into a text file, there's a cheap-
cheap-cheap source of MeSH terms you can use for a supplementary
lexicon file for your wordprocessor.  Might NLM consider selling
MeSH & entry vocabulary as an ASCII file just for this purpose?
Seems to me there's money to be made here somewhere.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 16:20:00 CST
From:         Renee_Bougard@LIBRARY.TMC.EDU
Subject: RE: What is LIFENET?

For those of you who are unfamiliar with LIFENET, here goes.  It is
excerpted from an article which appeared in _Network News_ 1992 Jan.-
Feb. (2):  4, by Dixie Jones, LSUMC Library, Shreveport LA.  This
publication is the newsletter of the National Network of Libraries of
Medicine South Central Region (NN/LM SCR).

LIFENET is an electronic communications network developed by NASA...It
was initiated in 1987 as a method of exchanging ideas and information
for the life sciences community... In addition to its own electronic
mail capabilities, the system also links other networks such as SPAN,
INTERNET, and TELENET.  LIFENET menus guide users through electronic
mail, file transfer, bulletin boards and an online discussion/comment
system on any topic of interest...LIFENET can be accessed via TELENET at
no cost...For further information contact:  George Varsos,
LIFENET; M/S F924N, c/o Loral Information Systems, P.O. Box 58487,
Houston TX  77258.

Renee' Bougard
Coordinator for Information Services
NN/LM SCR
Houston Academy of Medicine-Texas Medical Center Library (HAM-TMCL)
1133 M.D. Anderson Blvd.
Houston TX  77030.2809
INTERNET:  RENEEB@LIBRARY.TMC.EDU
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 09:32:52 EST
From:         albert@SHRSYS.HSLC.ORG
Subject:      NIH Consensus Development Conference Statements

Has anyone else been experiencing difficulty obtaining NIH Consensus
Development Conference Statements from the Office of Medical Applica-
tions of Research of the NIH?  After 6 months of attempting to order
these statements by mailing or faxing their order form, I finally
was assured I would receive the statements after speaking with the
Director of the program, Dr. John Ferguson.  If anyone else has
not received these statements, he/she should call Dr. Ferguson
at 301-496-5641.

Karen Albert
Talbot Research Library        Phone: 215-728-2710
Fox Chase Cancer Center        E-Mail: albert@shrsys.hslc.org
Phila., PA  19111
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 09:04:24 -0500
From:         Joe Harzbecker <harz@MED-ITVAX1.BU.EDU>
Subject:      Books for Bolivia

Dear friends on the network:

I have several library users who would like to send surgery
textbooks to Bolivia. Other than my users' contacts, do
any of you know of any persons or groups involved in
sending large quantities of books to Latin America,
particularly Bolivia?

Please respond to me directly. Thank you for reading this
message.

Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year.

Joe Harzbecker
Reference Librarian
Boston Univ. Medical Library
Internet: harz@med-itvax1.bu.edu
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 08:28:41 EST
From:         "Barbara W. Francis" <BWF@NERVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Duplicate reference book

I was checking over the 1992 Jablonski's Dictionary of Dentistry with the idea
of doing a book review for Medical Reference Services Quarterly.  First I looke
d up AIDS, then acquired, then under syndromes for acquired and NO entry.
Next I looked under implants, a hot topic in dentistry.  The pictures were from
 a 1977 textbook.  When I checked the 1992 with the 1982 version, the page numb
ering and guide words at top of pages are identical.  The only changes which I
located were: 1 paragraph added to the Acknowledgments and a 5 page article
"Medical and Dental Lexicography; a brief historical note" by Stanley Jablonsky
, copyrighted 1982, on p. 883-887. It seems to be just a reprint + that article
     So, if you have not already ordered this, you may as well save the $119.
Instead of reviewing the book, I thought I would send you the information now.
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 07:34:00 CST
From:         MMCKNIGHT@AARDVARK.UCS.UOKNOR.EDU
Subject:      Re: marketing course

Kaycee's presentation at MLA in San Francisco was dynamite!

Michelynn McKnight
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 08:59:52 -0500
From:         JONES%ATHENA.DECNET@UTHSCSA.BITNET
Subject:      BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL - DISKETTE APPENDIX - V 63 N 5

We received Biophysical Journal V63 N5 yesterday and it included a diskette
appendix.  I'm curious how other libraries are handling this and comparable
diskette supplementary materials.  Perhaps you can respond to me and I will
summarize for the list.  Thanks.
                                                                        Danny
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+       Daniel H. Jones
+       Assistant Library Director for Collection Development
+       Briscoe Library
+       University of Texas Health Science Center
+       7703 Floyd Curl Drive
+       San Antonio, Texas 78284-7940
+       Phone:  210-567-2400
+       Fax:            210-567-2490
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 09:19:56 EST
From:         Nancy Start <HSLSTART@UBVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Replying to MEDLIB-L messages

MEDLIB-L Readers -

Just a reminder...  Please be careful when you are
sending a private reply to the author of a MEDLIB-L
message.  MEDLIB-L messages are structured so that
"Replies" are sent back to the entire list.  This is
done to facilitate group discussion.  (The Reply To:
field in discussion list headers is what triggers this
action.)

When you wish to send a *personal* reply to the
individual who contributed a MEDLIB-L message,
either:

1.  Create a new message instead of using "Reply."
or
2.  Determine if your e-mail system has a command
which will direct your reply to the individual
rather than the list.  (Our VM mail system provides
the command "reply from" for this purpose.)

Lastly, all of us need to remember that mistakes
are going to be made.  MEDLIB-L has many subscribers
who are new network users.  This is the first list
which many medical librarians join.  Most of us make
mistakes while we are learning.  Experienced networkers
also make mistakes - when we are rushed or tired or
just too fast with the Reply key!  Unfortunately,
with an unmoderated list, these errors cannot be caught
before they reach the list.

Sooo, we all should exercise caution when sending
private replies.  And we need to be tolerant of
others' mistakes.  The next faux pas may be your own!

**  Think before "Reply-ing"!  **

Nancy
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From: CMLHD@UOTTAWA.BITNET (Colin Lay)
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Subject: Request for info re multi-facility HCIS
Date: 15 Dec 92 17:22:43 GMT
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Subject: Multi-facility/multiple-user HCIS

I have been asked by a large community hospital (600+ beds)
in the Toronto area to find out if any hospitals have
experience with integrated health care information systems
that can serve both the hospital and the extended community,
including participating organizations that are affiliated
with the hospital, but not necessarily part of the
organization.  This hospital foresees a desire to be able to
network with other hospitals and community-based health care
organizations (eg CHCs, CHOs, or CLSCs in Canada; or HMOs,
or HSOs in the USA, or whatever names such organizations are
given in other countries)

What experiences have any such organizations had with
confidentiality problems, and patient consent for access to
their personal medical record information across
organizational boundaries?

In essence they would like to create a multi-facility /
multiple-user environment for a health care information
system.

Thanks for any information you can give.  If there is
widespread interest I will post a summary of replies.

You can reply via either of the following lists:
HSPNET-L@ALBNYDH2.BITNET   or   FINAN-HC@WUVMD.BITNET

or directly to my email address:
CMLHD@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA

Thanks in advance,
Colin M. Lay, Assoc. Prof.
Univ. of Ottawa, MHA Program

Colin M. Lay,Assoc. Prof.
Fac. of Administration, Univ. of Ottawa
Tel. (613)564-7015  FAX (613) 564-6518  H:(613) 727-1124
"Any opinions expressed are mine, not necessarily those of my employer."
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 08:47:00 MDT
From:         COOPER_M@UCOLMCC.BITNET
Subject:      SUBSCRIBE

SUBSCRIBE MEDLIB_L Martise Cooper
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 11:27:42 EST
From:         Nancy Start <HSLSTART@UBVM.BITNET>
Subject:      How to SET NOMAIL

MEDLIB-L Readers,

If you plan to be away from your e-mail during the holidays,
please set your MEDLIB-L subscription to "nomail."  This will
avoid an overflowing mailbox on your end and a deluge of
undeliverable mail on my end!

How to SET NOMAIL:

Send mail or interactive message to

     LISTSERV@UBVM                    (BITNET)
or,  LISTSERV@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU     (Internet)

with the command:

set medlib-l nomail

When you wish to receive MEDLIB-L messages again, use the
command:

set medlib-l mail

You will NOT receive copies of any messages which were
distributed while your subscription was set to "nomail."

If you have any questions or problems, please contact me
directly and I'll be happy to help!

Nancy
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 10:28:22 -0800
From:         Hennepin County Medical County <hennedil@CLASS.ORG>
Subject:      ACB Abstract needed

I have tried all standard ILL sources to locate an abstract from the June
1992 of the ACB National Meeting.  No luck.  The following is all the
information I have from my patron:

Collinson PO, Stubbs PJ, Carter GD.  Troponin T for diagnosis of ischaemic
heart disease.  Presented at FOCUS 92:  ACB National Meeting, June 1992.

Any help on locating this abstract would be greatly appreciated.  Although
I couldn't find ACB in Encyclopedia of Associations I assume that it
stands for something like aortic coronary bypass (???).

Thanks!

--Elizabeth Dilworth

Elizabeth Dilworth
Health Sciences Library
Hennepin County Medical Center
Minneapolis, MN
hennedil@class.org
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From: jr_1@mbuk.bio.cam.ac.uk (Jem Rashbass)
Subject: Pathology Terms on Disk
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Organization: Dept of Histopathology, Cambridge UK
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 15:58:40 GMT

I am looking for listings of terms used by Histopathogists in diagnosis.  I
am aware of SNOMEd 2.  Does anyone know of any others that are available
either on-line or on disk?  Is SNOMed 3 out yet, even in beta test?


Many Thanks,

Jem Rashbass,
Dept of Histopathology
Addenbrookes Hospital
Cambridge UK
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