The goal of a case report is to provide a message, raise awareness, show how one strategy was more effective or suitable than another, help the reader recognize and deal with a similar problem, and most of all, should be of interest to the BMC audience. This section will outline the question, problem, dilemma, situation, event, objective, or challenge being described by the case report. Setting The type of organization or library should be mentioned including any significant details relevant to the challenge being described. Method Provide an outline of your strategy and why these tactics were chosen. Include any sources of data.
Results Discuss the outcome or result.
Provide examples of your findings. Discussion Conclude with a summary of your accomplishment, what lesson can be learned from this case, how you would tackle a similar problem again, potential applications, and recommendations for continuing or future work. Given the challenging times in which we work, libraries and resource centres must apply creativity to the provision of information services. Please consider sharing your ideas and solutions for the benefit and interest of others in the form of a case report. How to write a case report.