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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 08:37:57 PDT
From:         Maggie Freed <mwfreed@PHAD.HSC.USC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Reference question

> There is a database called HAPI Health and Psychosocial Instruments...
> available on BRS.  It is an excellent file for finding a variety of
> health/psych related tests and instruments.  You might also try
> Burroughs Mental Measurements and Tests In Print (BMM is online...BRS I think
> TIP is a book.)
>
> good luck.
>
> Debra Schneider
> Library Manager
> Sigma Theta Tau International
> Honor Society of Nursing
> dschneid@indystti.bitnet
>

That's Buros, not Burroughs.

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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 10:52:14 EST
From:         Nick Said <SAID@NKI.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: MEDLINE for all

On Tue, 6 Oct 1992 10:18:34 EDT KIM said:
>We have been running a minicomputer version of MEDLINE on a Digital machine
>with Intersystems MUMPS--but it works on VMS as well.  I can give you further
>information if you like.
 PLease do send me more info. Thanks much...Nick.
From: sue@psych (Sue Cremona-Meteyard)
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Subject: Re: address (Brisbane Medical School)
Date: 4 Oct 92 02:45:30 GMT
Organization: Psychology Department, University of Queensland

Tom Flemming <tomflem@MCMAIL.CIS.MCMASTER.CA> writes:


>The 1990 (19th) edition of the "Medical Directory of Australia" shows the
>current address for the University of Queensland Medical School simply as:
>Herston Road, Herston, Queensland, Australia 4006.  I wonder if Herston is
>a suburb of Brisbane?  I can supply telephone and Fax numbers if you need
>them.

Certainly is :-)


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   \_,-._/         | The Medical School, University of Queensland
        v          | Herston Rd, Herston, Qld 4006 AUSTRALIA 

EMAIL: sue@psych.psy.uq.oz.au       PHONE: (07) 365 5567     FAX: (07) 365 5466
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Subject:      Re: cd-rom product

I am not familiar with this CD-ROM product but if it exists, it sounds
interesting.  Please consider summarizing the responses you received
for the list.  Thanks!

Rajia C. Tobia
Associate Library Director for Public Services
Briscoe Library
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
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San Antonio, TX  78284-7940
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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 17:39:00 MDT
From:         USERLLEA@UALTAMTS.BITNET

We are thinking of exploring the possiblity of hosting a consumer/patient
health collection in our library.  We are an Academic Health Sciences library
living within a hospital complex but without any adminsitrative or financial
ties to the hospital.  recently the Hospitals Foundation started a project
to provide a consumer health center.  All was progressing well and they had	\
even agreed to have a librarian run it until recently.  The main problem seems
to be getting the hospital to provide space for the operation.  We are now
wondering if we should get involved although we do not have a clear mandate
to serve patients or consumers except as the end results of the health
professionals practice.  We have neither the collections funds nor the manpower
to support such initiative if the Hopsital Foundation gives up.  If they
are willing to work with us, what kind of recoomendations would you make?
Should the collection be integrated.  What kind of staffing is required?
Would this be better as part of the Public Library?  We are really
wondering how to proceed,  Thanks for your advice
Lea Starr
John Scott Health Sciences Library
University of Alberta
Edmonton,
Alberta
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Date:         Sat, 3 Oct 1992 09:09:33 PDT
From:         JCOWARD@UVVM.UVIC.CA
Subject:      10th Anniversary Celebrations

                 ANNOUNCEMENT

ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1992, THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH
INFORMATION SCIENCE, AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA (UVic),
VICTORIA, B.C., CANADA,  WILL CELEBRATE ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY.

THIS DAY WILL BEGIN WITH THE FALL CONVOCATION IN THE MORNING.
FOLLOWED IN THE AFTERNOON WITH A VARIETY OF EVENTS AND
ACTIVITIES.  THEY INCLUDE; AN AWARDS SESSION, AN OPPORTUNITY
TO DISCUSS SOME OF THE MAJOR SCIENTIFIC ISSUES ON THE FUTURE
OF INFORMATICS AND HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENCE WITH NOTED
SCIENTISTS AND SENIOR HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVES, AND A RECEPTION.
A TOUR OF THE NEW FHSD (FACULTY OF HUMAN AND SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT) BUILDING AT UVic WILL BE INCLUDED.

THE EVENING WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED BY A DINNER FOR ALUMNI,
STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND LONG TIME FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL.

IF WE CAN PROVIDE FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT PROFESSOR
DENIS J. PROTTI (604-721-8575), THE DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF
HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENCE.  EMAIL.DJP@UVVM.UVic.CA


JAMES H. COWARD, RRT, PMgr
PLANNING COMMITTEE, 10TH ANNIVERSARY
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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 22:10:22 -0400
From:         JBAYNE@MEDAC.MED.UTORONTO.CA
Subject:      Get HAPI?

Brain pickin' time!  We've had lots of requests for information on
tests lately, largely coming from nursing research courses going on
within the hospital.
I had not heard of the HAPI database before stumbling across it
this week here in cyperspace, but it sounds neat.  Most of the test
sources (including TIP, and a book called TESTS by the Test Corp.
of America) we have concentrate on education & psychology, so a
source that dealt with health as well would be a real help!  Does
anyone out there have experience with the HAPI database?  Is it
really expensive?  What exactly is the content (are actual
instruments in there or is it just articles that refer to
particular tests, etc)?  I presume it's pretty much US focused.  Is
it available anywhere besides BRS?  Is there a corresponding print
product?
You can respond to me personally, or generate more serendipitous
discoveries for the rest of the folks by accidentally replying to
the list!
Thanks muchly.
****************************************
 Jennifer Reiswig
 Fudger Medical Library
 The Toronto Hospital, General DIvision
 (416) 340-4279 / Fax (416) 340-4384
 Internet JBAYNE@MEDAC.MED.UTORONTO.CA
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From: KMCINNIS@UGA.BITNET (KIM)
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Subject: Re: SOFTWARE FOR AUTOMATION OF CIRC
Date: 6 Oct 92 14:09:27 GMT
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We have recently completed a  grant project (NLM) that provided hardware
and software to 3 small hospital libraries to automate their operations.
We  are  using  the  GaIN/BACS library  automation  software  for  these
libraries. This software has been used  here at Mercer and at Washington
University School of Medicine (to name a few) for several years, and the
software has  been adapted  for the  PC environment.  If you  would like
further information,  please give your address,  and I will be  happy to
send it to you.
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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 08:36:34 -0400
Reply-To:     Tom Flemming <tomflem@mcmail.cis.mcmaster.ca>
From:         Tom Flemming <tomflem@MCMAIL.CIS.MCMASTER.CA>
Subject:      Re: address (Brisbane Medical School)

One of our older sources -- "Medical schools of the world: where
instruction is given in English" 1976 -- shows the University of Queensland
Medical School address as: Herston, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
I imagine that this is the Brisbane Medical School ...

The 1990 (19th) edition of the "Medical Directory of Australia" shows the
current address for the University of Queensland Medical School simply as:
Herston Road, Herston, Queensland, Australia 4006.  I wonder if Herston is
a suburb of Brisbane?  I can supply telephone and Fax numbers if you need
them.


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Date:         Sat, 26 Sep 1992 15:20:50 CDT
From:         U55519@UICVM.BITNET
Subject:      Loansome Doc Roundtable

This note is being posted for someone without access to the list.
.
Loansome Doc facts and figures are wanted for a presentation to the
combined Midwest/Midcontinental MLA Chapters meeting.  The use of
Loansome Doc in ***HOSPITAL*** libraries is of particluar interest.
Issues for us ususally involve the reactions of other libraries to fee
payment arrangements, impact of non-staff users on the library's work-
load/productivity, cost/benefit issues.   I need figures on what types
of health care professionals use Loansome Doc, and in what locations.
Who is using it besides physicians?  Are they usually on staff or
non-affiliated?  Any information received by 9/28/92 will be of use
to me:  Priscilla Swatos
        Illini Hospital, Perlmutter Library
        855 Hospital Road, Suite 102
        Silvis, IL  61282
** FAX Material Welcome **    FAX:  309/792-4362
Telephone:  309/792-4360
.
        Many Thanks!!
.
(posted by Kim Goldman, Greater Midwest Region, NN/LM, 312/996-2464.)
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From: Thomas.L.Mead@dartmouth.edu (Thomas L. Mead)
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Subject: SDIs from OPACs
Date: 5 Oct 92 21:13:19 GMT
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
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re: SDI services based on OPAC files
posted to: MEDLIB and LIBREF

We have a portion of MEDLINE on our College Online Catalog.  We have
the ability to search only the most-recent month's entries.  We can
work with our library systems department to set up regular monthly
update searches or "SDIs" (Selective Dissemination of Information).  We
could deliver these results directly from the mainframe via e-mail to
the requestor.

Many libraries have SDI, or "Current Awareness" services, as we do. 
Now that we have the MEDLINE tapes available to us locally, it seems
that we must consider a complete reorganization of how we do this.  We
have about 100 stored-searches on the MEDLARS system, and every month
we get the well-known small-paper print-outs from NLM, and we
distribute these to our users.

With a new in-house monthly current awareness system (which we have
only just begun to devise) we'll be able to save money.  We'll also be
able to offer the results "electronically," and maybe even
"tailored-electronically" for those users who will wish to incorporate
references into bibliographic database software.

I'd like to hear from any who have reorganized or revitalized their SDI
programs because they have MEDLINE (or any other large bibliographic
super-file) on their in-house system.  I know that we could also think
harder about offering regular updates on the various CD-ROM products we
might have, but I'm specifically thinking just now about a
"high-volume" SDI program.  [Example: 50 people want 120 searches done
on MEDLINE's current-month file, every month.]

Will we charge money?
Will we attempt to develop an interface such that users could initiate
and/or cancel monthly-update searches all by themselves?  And if so,
how will we help them establish the best search-strategy?
Will they all want abstracts because cost is no object and hence
number-of-pages downloaded is no object?
Will they want the Address field?
Will we demand they take the UI field?
How will we explain & promote this?
Will we "offer" it or make the switch mandatory?
Will results go directly from Library Automation via e-mail to
requestors, or will it go "thru" us for distribution or ... something?
What impact will there be on the main-frame, on ILL, etc. etc.
Are there any legal, financial, political reasons we can't or shouldn't
do this?

Thanks for any help in pondering all this!

Tom Mead
Biomedical Libraries
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH 03755
thomas.mead@dartmouth.edu
(603) 650-8547
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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 17:05:46 -0600
From:         TOM%JASON.DECNET@RELAY.THE.NET
Subject:      HAPI

One of our research nurses gave me a clipping from the Summer 1992 issue
of REFLECTIONS, which I think is a publication of Sigma Theta Tau
International or the Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library
in Indianopolis.  In brief, the clipping states that HAPI (Health and
Psychosocial Instruments) is "an electronic resource that includes
over 12000 information records about research instruments", including
"interview  forms, questionnaires, check lists, and other research tools."
It available from BRS.
-- Tom Craig, Univ. of Texas Health Center at Tyler
From: brennan+@pitt.edu (David P Brennan)
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Subject: Thank you all
Date: 1 Oct 92 14:50:26 GMT
Organization: University of Pittsburgh

My thanks to all of those that replied to my query about locating information
on the Risser Patient Satisfaction Instrument and on health assessment tools.
Most replies directed me to the HAPI database on BRS, and while I do not 
have access to BRS, I can send the user to another library that does.
Some replies also pointed me to print indexes and specific sources for this 
information. Very helpful. Again, thank you- the net is the best place
to find out just about everything :-)
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       - Nursing Library                      Pittsburgh, PA 15201
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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 09:46:29 EST
From:         Debra Schneider <DSCHNEID@INDYSTTI.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: cd-rom product
              1 Oct 1992 12:46:42 -0500 from <KWELLIK@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV>

On your CD-ROM nursing instruments question...I think you are referring
to the Health and Psychosocial Instruments (HAPI) database.  They do
index nursing instruments and have just come out with a CD-ROM product.
Address is Beahvioral Measurement Database Services, PO Box 110287,
Pittsburgh, PA 15232-0787  412-687-6850
From: Marjorie_Cahn@OCCSHOST.NLM.NIH.GOV
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Subject: Reference question
Date: 2 Oct 92 04:24:00 GMT
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          To David Brennan:

          You might want to contact John Ware, PhD, The Health
          Institute, NEMC Box 345, 750 Washington Stree, Boston, MA
          02111, 617-350-8080, for information on the MOS (Medical
          Outcomes Study) SF-36 (Short Form 36 Item Health Survey).
          The SF-36 is a health status survey instrument available to
          researchers royalty free.  Dr. Ware's office puts out a
          detailed information packet on this.  In addition, published
          information on its development and validity can be found in
          Ware JE and Sherbourne CD, Medical Care 1992;30(6):473-483,
          and McHorney CA, Ware JE, Rogers W, et al., Medical Care
          1992;30(5):ms253-ms265.

          Good luck,
          Marj Cahn
          OHSRI, NLM
          cahn@lhc.nlm.nih.gov
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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 13:36:13 -0400
From:         AWONG@MEDAC.MED.UTORONTO.CA
Subject:      Use of GUS software?

Is anyone out there using GUS - Guardian Utilization Statistics
software?  If yes, I'd be most grateful if you could provide me
with some comments on it.

I'd be interested in knowing if:
-it is as friendly to use as it claims;

-whether there is patron resistance encountered with such a
  software;

-it is as "administrator-definable" as it claims, especially with
  regard to departments or categories.

-does it cause problems or interfere with other programs (esp. CD-
  Plus Medline).

Any other comments would be most welcome.  Please address responses
to me.  I will summarize  results if any interest is expressed in
this topic.

Thank you in advance.

 **                       Marina Englesakis, Librarian
 **         *      *      Health Science Library
 **      *    *  *        St. Michael's Hospital
 **   *        *          Toronto, Ontario, Canada
 **     *    *            Phone:  (416) 864-5877/5059
 **        *              Fax:    (416) 864-5296
 ** ** ** **              Inet:   AWONG@medac.UTORONTO.ca
From: ziegler@SHRSYS.HSLC.ORG
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Subject: RE: Year End 1992 Eastern Online Classes/RML CLASSES
Date: 5 Oct 92 21:20:36 GMT
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From:         Judy Wulff <JLWULF01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU>
Subject:      Research subject registry

Reference Librarian
Phone: 502/588-5771

A patron is looking for background information on creating a community based
research registry of geriatric patients.  My MEDLINE search brought up mostly
reports of data pulled from registries rather than information on how, why,
design, costs, pitfalls, problems, etc.  Can anyone point me in a better
direction or provide names of potential contacts?  Please send any response to
me at jlwulf01@ulkyvm (bitnet) or jlwulf01@ulkyvm.louisville.edu. (internet).

Thanks for your thoughts.

Judy Wulff

Kornhauser Health Sciences Library
University of Louisville
Louisville, KY 40292
jlwulf01@ulkyvm.louisville.edu  or jlwulf01.ulkyvm
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From:         Nick Said <SAID@NKI.BITNET>
Subject:      MEDLINE for all

We at  the Nathan Kline Institute  are providing MEDLINE access  to our staff
via  a single  PC in  our library.  Only  one person  is able  to access  the
database  at any  given time.  We would  like to  provide access  to all  our
research staff  from their offices. Placing  the application on a  LAN is the
obvious  solution but  we would  also like  to explore  the possibility  of a
mainframe  based application.  The  data  is available  from  the  NLM for  a
reasonable price. We operate a VM system  with SQL/DS, a good candidate for a
database engine. Has anyone out there  done anything like this and willing to
share their  experiences? Any  suggestions would be  welcomed. Thank  you for
your responses

_________________________________________________________________________
Nick Said                                                     SAID@NKI
The Nathan S. Kline Institute - Orangeburg, NY 10962       (914) 365-2000
From: brennan+@pitt.edu (David P Brennan)
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Subject: Reference question
Summary: "Risser Patient Satisfaction Instrument"
Date: 30 Sep 92 16:25:15 GMT
Organization: University of Pittsburgh

Perhaps some wise person will be able to help:

I have been doing a search (unsuccessfully so far) for a faculty member here
who is trying to construct a valid survey instrument for use with an urban
adolescent population. So far, I have been working primarily with MEDLINE
(it is a health assessment survey) and with ERIC, and have had poor results.
Most hits have been of surveys *of* these populations, not of their validity,
nor of how capable these individuals are in *taking* the survey.
One promising instrument is the "Risser PAtient Satisfaction Instrument"
of which I have been unable to locate any further information.
If anyone can assist in locating any data on this survey tool, I would
very much appreciate it. Thanks.
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                                      Voice: 412-622-4772
David Brennan, Librarian              FAX:   412-622-7169
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Subject:      Manuscript Manager

                  I N T E R O F F I C E   M E M O R A N D U M

                                        Date:     06-Oct-1992 02:16pm CDT
                                        From:     Richard H. Nollan
                                                  RNOLLAN
                                        Dept:     Library
                                        Tel No:   528-6053

TO:  Remote NJE Network User              ( _JNET%MEDLIB-L@UBVM )


Subject: Manuscript Manager

Does anyone on the list have some information they could share about a word
processing software program called Manuscript Manager, expecially using the APA
style?  Our copy of the program isn't working and we don't have a backup.  MM
was produced by Pergamon Press, which is a Maxwell owned company.  Since
Maxwell is dead and his family business is such disarray the company is no help
to us at all.

If you know where a copy may still be available (bookstore, computer store,
etc.)  would you please let us know.  We've made every effort to contact
Pergamon to resolve this problem, but they have effectively withdrawn all
software support.

Responses should not be to the list, since they will probably not be of
interest to general subscribers.

If you e-mail please respond to me, and if you prefer snail-mail or the
telephone please contact Jane.  Thanks in advance!

Richard Nollan, Branch Librarian        Jane Bridges Mertzlufft, Librarian
Stollerman Library                      Leslie M. Stratton School of Nursing
University of Tennessee, Memphis        Methodist Hospitals of Memphis
956 Court Ave., Box 14A                 251 South Claybrook
Memphis, TN  38163                      Memphis, TN  38104
(901) 528-6051                          (901) 726-8862
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