MEDIBIB-L Archiv: Juni bis Juli 1995
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From: "Eileen C. Moyer"
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Subject: Gelbe Liste/Rote Lists
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Kann jemand uns die Unterschied zwischen Gelbe und Rote Liste erklaeren?
Ich meine die Informacion darin. Braucht man beides?
Auch, Gelbe Liste kommt viermal des Jahres. Ist die am letzten Quartal
die "latest edition?" Soll man die andere wegschicken?
Entschuldigung. Mein Deutsch ist schlecht.
Eileen Moyer Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Allied Health
Sciences mcp_ecm@flo.org
Asst Librarian/Reference
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Consumer Health Information
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FYI, aus HMATRIX-L, Obst
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Date: 30 May 1995 15:16:38 -0500
From: "Bill Seitz"
To: hmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: new clinical Web site
Message-ID:
Reply to: new clinical Web site
Medscape(sm) - the online resource for better patient care.
A new, free Web site for health professionals and interested consumers.
Practice-oriented information is peer-reviewed and edited by thought-leaders
in AIDS, infectious diseases, urology, and surgery. Highly-structured
articles and full-color graphics are supplemented with stored literature
searches and annotated links to relevant Internet resources. From SCP
Communications, Inc., one of the world's leading publishers of medical
journals and medical education programs.
Medscape's URL: http://www.medscape.com/
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Date: Tue, 30 May 95 21:40:02 PDT
From: Zeke Rabkin
To: hmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Cc: Dan Luxenberg NHIC ,
Subject: Consumer Health Information
Message-ID:
The National Health Information Center is a clearinghouse funded by federal dollars
and has some very valuable info.
The URL is:
http://nhic-nt.health.org
And the Public Health Service's Home Page for their PUT PREVENTION INTO PRACTICE
program can be found at URL:
http://www.os.dhhs.gov/PPIP
Don't forget to use your surf wax...
Zeke
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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Subject: Medical Matrix/ Yahoo Project
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Das scheint eine schoene Loesung zumindest fuer die klinischen Infos auf dem
Netz zu werden. Sollte sich auch einer aus Deutschland dran beteiligen.
O.Obst
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Date: Wed, 31 May 1995 07:39:58
From: gmalet@surfer.win.net (Gary Malet)
To: mmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: Medical Matrix/ Yahoo Project
Message-ID: <2732@surfer.win.net>
The project to present a logical directory structure for Internet
clinical medicine resources requires your participation! I would
appreciate if any medical librarian or medical informatics students
would contact me who would be interested in contributing to the
following effort. Academic grant funding is available...Regards, gary.
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June 1st, 1995
THE MEDICAL MATRIX PROJECT
YAHOO, Inc. and the Internet Working Group of the American Medical
Informatics Association Collaborate on an Internet Clinical Medicine
Search Engine!
A project has been advanced to provide a peer reviewed searchable
interface to Internet World Wide Web clinical medicine documents. The
project is a collaboration of the Internet Working Group of the American
Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) and Yahoo Communications of Menlo
Park, Ca. Yahoo will contribute its advanced search engine that presents
Internet hypertext linked documents in response to keyword inquiries. The
clinical medicine resource providers of the Internet Working Group will
contribute template annotations to the rapidly evolving Internet clinical
medicine multimedia database. An Internet Working Group editorial board
will convene semiannually to consider content, quality, and technical
issues.
Participation, contributions and comments regarding this project are
encouraged.
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Dr.Gary Malet, Family Physician, Stockton,Ca, gmalet@surfer.win.net
Healthtel, Inc.- windows based medical telecommunications
VOICE 209-466-6878/ FAX 209-466-0502/ Compuserve 72630,1535
Acting Chair- AMIA Internet Working Group, Coauthor..
"THE MEDICAL LIST"- Internet Clinical Medicine Resources
gopher://una.hh.lib.umich.edu:70/00/inetdirsstacks/medclin:malet
"MEDICAL MATRIX"- Hypertext Internet Clinical Medicine Resources
http://kuhttp.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/units/medcntr/Lee/HOMEPAGE.HTML
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From: REINHARDT@WUPPER.bib.uni-wuppertal.de
To: Internet in Bibliotheken
Subject: Mail-Liste Erwerbungsfragen in Bibliotheken
Date: Thu, 1 Jun 1995 07:40:37
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In dieser kurzen Woche gab es nur eine einzige, wirklich weiterleitungs-
wuerdige Mitteilung:
Date: Tue, 30 May 1995 14:48:43 -0400 (EDT)
From: Nancy Start
Subject: BMJ on the Web
* From Eric Schnell
Hello,
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) is now on the Web. It is not the
entire publication, but they promise full text articles in the
future:
http://www.bmj.com/bmj/
****
Eric Schnell
Automation Librarian
Prior Health Sciences Library
The Ohio State University
Voice: 614-292-4870 FAX: 614-292-5717
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URL : http://bones.med.ohio-state.edu/eric/eric.html
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From: Stephan.Schug@uni-koeln.de (Stephan H. Schug)
Subject: Re:Gelbe Liste/Rote Lists
Status: O
>Kann jemand uns die Unterschied zwischen Gelbe und Rote Liste erklaeren?
>Ich meine die Informacion darin. Braucht man beides?
>Auch, Gelbe Liste kommt viermal des Jahres. Ist die am letzten Quartal
>die "latest edition?" Soll man die andere wegschicken?
>Entschuldigung. Mein Deutsch ist schlecht.
> Eileen Moyer Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Allied Health
>Sciences mcp_ecm@flo.org
>Asst Librarian/Reference
Im Prinzip ist die Verwendung der beiden Listen Geschmackssache. Die
Rote Liste ist eigentlich ein Verzeichnis aller in D lieferbaren
Fertigarzneimittel (Handelsnamen), die Gelbe Liste enthaelt - soweit
ich weiss - noch einige zusaetzliche Informationen und ist durch die
quartalsweise Aktualisierung dann jeweils aktueller. Die Liste im vierten
Quartal unterscheidet sich m.E. nicht von den anderen Ausgaben (keine "latest
edition").
In diesem Jahr ist die Gelbe Liste der Roten Liste eindeutig vorzuziehen,
da aus "politischen Gruenden" (Generikaproblematik) die Rote Liste 1995
unvollstaendig ist (soll ab 1996 wieder anders werden).
--
Dr. Stephan H. Schug
Working Party on Quality Assurance in Medicine c/o German Medical Association
Tel: ++(49) 221 4004 550 // Fax: ++(49) 221 4004 552
Postal Address:
Arbeitsgemeinschaft zur Foerderung der Qualitaetssicherung in der Medizin
c/o Bundesaerztekammer, Aachener Str. 233 - 237
D-50931 Koeln, Germany
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From: Vincent Maes
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Subject: New book : "La Documentation en soins infirmiers"
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Dear Colleagues,
For your information, here is a new book entitled :
"La Documentation en soins infirmiers"
by Jean-Philippe Accart (Centre de documentation du Centre Hospitalier
Victor Dupouy a Argenteuil), with the collaboration of Balbine Callou
With :
- data sources in nursing health
- data sources in public health in France and abroad
and, also :
- a glossary
- an index
- a list of information centres in law, drug abuse, aged people, cancer,...
- the titles of the professional serials in France and abroad
Price : 151 FF
Place to :
L'Expansion Scientifique Francaise
Service Diffusion
31, bd de Latour-Maubourg
75007 Paris
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Subject: Interessiert sich jemand fuer ein Computermagazin?
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FYI, Obst (aus newjour)
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http://www.iway.de/
Willkommen bei IWay News, Deutschlands wochentlichem Computermagazin im
World Wide Web
Ausgabe 2. Juni 95
[Table of Contents]
Headlines
Internet: Breitbandzugang uber TV-Kabel
Copland: Macintosh System geheraluberholt
Microsoft: Gates lasst Intuit-Deal platzen
Computer Associates: 1,8 Milliarden Dollar fur Legent
Ticker
Developers Corner
Programmiersprachen: Java erweckt den Web zum Leben
Smalltalk: ParcPlace und Digitalk wollen fusionieren
Ticker
Service
Home
Impressum
Inserentenverzeichnis
IWay News-Shop
eine Publikation von On Demand Production
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FYI, Obst (aus NEW-LIST)
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Date: Tue, 30 May 1995 00:37:18 CDT
From: "Sean P. Sullivan"
Subject: NEW: IPN - InterPsych Newsletter
IPN on listserv@fra.psych.nemc.org
IPN is the mailing list of the InterPsych Newsletter (ISSN#
1355-2562), a monthly, electronic publication of InterPsych.
The Newsletter contains articles on current events in mental health,
updates from InterPsych and its electronic forums, as well as
original research and theoretical articles. The newsletter also
contains new mental health resources on the Internet and conference,
employment, and announcement listings. The Newsletter is sent out
around the first of each month.
To subscribe, send the following command in the BODY of mail to
LISTSERV@FRA.PSYCH.NEMC.ORG on the Internet:
SUBSCRIBE IPN
Your name and e-mail address are not required.
Owner: Sean P. Sullivan ssulliva@opal.tufts.edu
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Subject: Fw: Quality Conference at Bournemouth
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FYI, Obst (aus lis-medical)
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From: sgrant@bournemouth.ac.uk (Sally Grant) (by way of jbeard@bournemouth.ac.uk (Jill Beard))
Wed, 7 Jun 1995 10:21:24 +0100
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk
Subject: Quality Conference
*APOLOGIES FOR ANY CROSS-POSTINGS*
Routes to Quality: Practical Approaches to Quality in Library & Information
Services
Bournemouth University Library & Information Services Conference -
29th-31st August 1995
DAY ONE: 29th August
2.00-3.00pm: Registration & Tea
3.00-4.00pm : Keynote Speaker - Professor Jean Sykes, University of Westminster
4.00-5.00pm: Different Approaches to Quality - Dr Philip Cohen, Bournemouth
University
5.00-6.00pm: Poster Session
7.00pm- : Reception & Conference Dinner
9.00pm- : Bar
DAY TWO: 30th August
8.00-9.00am: Breakfast
9.00-10.00am: Student Charters - Graham Bulpitt, Sheffield Hallam University
10.00-10.30am: Coffee
10.30-11.30am: BS5750/ISO9000 - Maxine Melling, University of Central Lancashire
11.30-12.30pm: TQM - Sheila Corrall, Aston University
12.30-2.00pm: Lunch
2.00-3.00pm: Service Level Agreements - Malcolm Burch, University of Surrey
3.00-3.30pm: Tea
3.30-4.30pm: Database Quality - Chris Armstrong, Centre for Information
Quality Management
6.00pm- : Boat Trip & Buffet Dinner
DAY THREE: 31st August
8.00-9.00am: Breakfast
9.00-10.00am: Benchmarking - Stephen Town, Royal Military College, Shrivenham
10.00-10.30am: Tea
10.30-11.30am: User Satisfaction Evaluation - Emma Robinson, University of
London Library
11.30-12.30pm: Bournemouth Experience: Health Care Libraries - Jill Beard,
Bournemouth University
12.30-2.00pm: Lunch
2.00-3.00pm: Plenary Discussion: Conference Wrap-up & The Way Forward
3.00pm- : Departure
QUALITY MATTERS
Quality is a key issue for today's Library & Information Services, for
'back room' activities as much as those 'front of house'.
Managers must ensure that services are provided to required standards of
quality, to satisfy the needs of end- users and the parent organisation.
Also, quality measures identify areas of excellence as well as those for
concern - thereby informing future management action. Continuous quality
improvement must always be the goal.
This Conference will concentrate specifically on practical approaches to
quality. The speakers have extensive personal experience of their topic
and they will talk about the pitfalls as much as the successes, the
drawbacks as much as the benefits. Most of the major approaches will be
covered, providing a unique opportunity for participants to compare them
directly and to choose the most appropriate one for any particular
situation.
PARTICIPANTS
The Conference is aimed primarily at those responsible for maintaining
quality in Library & Information Services. This includes not only managers
responsible for the work of others but also individuals concerned about
their own work. Teaching staff, students and researchers will also gain
much from the proceedings.
Clearly, there is an emphasis on University Library & Information Services.
This does not preclude, however, participants from other academic
libraries nor indeed those from other sectors altogether. There is much in
the Conference that will appeal to anyone with an interest in Library &
Information Services generally.
LOCATION
Bournemouth is a premier holiday resort and international conference
centre, with excellent shopping and entertainment facilities. The town is
just 100 miles from London, well-served by the main road and rail networks.
Bournemouth University is one of the newer Universities, occupying an
attractive campus of modern, easily accessible buildings.
Residential accommodation is provided in the Student Village, in new
purpose-built houses comprising single study bedrooms and common living
areas. Accommodation may be available for participants wishing to arrive
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Fw: Neuer medizinisch-infektiologisch orienterter WWW Server
Status: R
FYI, Obst
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Medscape(sm) - the online resource for better patient care.
A new, free Web site for health professionals and interested consumers.
Practice-oriented information is peer-reviewed and edited by thought-leaders
in AIDS, infectious diseases, urology, and surgery. Highly-structured
articles and full-color graphics are supplemented with stored literature
searches and annotated links to relevant Internet resources. From SCP
Communications, Inc., one of the world's leading publishers of medical
journals and medical education programs.
Medscape's URL: http://www.medscape.com/
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From: Diane Ebro
Subject: New Electronic Bio-Med Journals
To: medibib-l@uni-muenster.de
Cc: Diane Ebro -- Diane Ebro
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OCLC ELECTRONIC JOURNALS ONLINE
OCLC recently announced two distinguished journal series you can access
electronically! Current Opinions in Medicine combines the best of 24 medical
review journals and Current Opinions in Biology includes 6 biological review
journals for you to access electronically, with full text, impressive color
and halftone graphics as well as relevant bibliographic information and
abstracts. With Current Opinions, you gain the ability to search a critical
mass of full-text information to keep abreast of important new developments
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* Comprehensive, one-stop searching across all major fields in medicine and
biology
* Full text with color graphics that end users can view and print
* Savings of hundred of $dollars over the print equivalent
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FOR MORE INFORMATION BEFORE ORDERING, YOU CAN FAX OCLC AT: 01-614-764-0155
to the attention of: ATTN: SALES PROMOTION, MC173
USA TODAY DEBUTS ON WORLD WIDE WEB
USA Today made its debut on the WWW during April. It includes sports
coverage, business and entertainment news reports, and weather forecasts
with full graphic capabilities. The online service is the first product
launched by the newly-formed USA TODAY Information Network using Internet
technology supplied by CompuServe. The WWW site will be accessible only
using USA TODAY's software and the CompuServe Network connection. Readers
will subscribe directly to USA TODAY online and will be mailed a set of
diskettes containing a customized version of CompuServe's Mosaic browser
to load on their own PCs. The service is available by local dial-up con-
nection. PC system requirements include a 486 or higher IBM compatible PC
and a 14,400 bps modem, Windows 3.1 or higher, 8MB of RAM, and at least
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Reported by Diane Ebro, International Cooperation Section, Med. Lib. Assoc.
>From Sources: OCLC Flyers and Online Newsletter. Vol.16, nos.6-7 June 1995.
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Medibib-l-Archiv, SSG-Internet-Projekt
Status: R
Liebe Medibibler!
Wie der ein oder andere vielleicht schon im Bibliotheksdienst gelesen hat
(im Heft 4/5 hatte ich nochmal kurz fuer unsere Liste geworben), habe ich
jetzt auch das Archiv der Liste, also die seit April 1994 gesammelten Mails
unter der Homepage der ZB Medizin zur Verfuegung gestellt. Fuer alle mit
einem WWW-Browser, die URL lautet:
http://medweb.uni-muenster.de/zbm/archiv.html
Es sind relativ grosse Files geworden (250Kbyte) - sorry.
Fuer alle ohne WWW-Browser: Ich schicke diese Archive auf Anfrage auch zu.
Ueber eine interessante Entwicklung ist auf dem Bibliothekartag gesprochen
worden: Die DFG foerdert ein Projekt, Internetressourcen systematisch zu
sammeln und anzubieten. Es soll sich am System der SSG-Bibliotheken
orientieren. Da grosse Gebiete wie die Medizin wohl schwerlich nur von einer
Bibliothek bearbeitet werden koennen, wurde der Vorschlag einer kooperativen
"Erwerbung" und Erschliessung gemacht. Hier koennten sich einige von uns
zusammentun und einen wirklich verlaesslichen Einstieg in die medizinischen
Internetressourcen erstellen.
Vorteil: 1. Endlich mal was vernuenftiges bei all dem Chaos im Internet und
Negativ-Beispielen gerade auch der deutschen Versuche (Karlsruhe,
Erlangen), dieses zu organisieren. 2. Bibliothaekare stehen fuer
Kontinuitaet. 3. Sie haben Kontakt mit den Fachleuten. 4. Sie koennen sich
dadurch profilieren (siehe dazu den schoenen Artikel von Rapael Ball in der
FAZ, 7.6., Seite N5). 5. usw., usw.
Nachteile: 1. Arbeit. 2. Arbeit. 3. Arbeit.
Was halten Sie davon?
Auf der Jahrestagung in Muenster wird Gelegenheit bestehen, dies eingehend
zu diskutieren. Zumal dann das DFG-Projekt auch weiter fortgeschritten sein
wird (hoffentlich). Ein interessantes Thema: Die kooperative "Erwerbung",
Zurverfuegungstellung und Archivierung elektronischer medizinischer
Zeitschriften.
Zweite Frage: Besteht Interesse an einer Arbeitsgruppe "Universitaere
Medizinbibliotheken" auf der Jahrestagung? Neben den beiden schon vorhandenen
Gruppen "Arbeitskreis Krankenhausbibliotheken" und "Round Table
Pharmabibliotheken" waere dies sicherlich eine Bereicherung fuer unsere
Arbeitsgemeinschaft. Fuer & Wider, Themen und Namensvorschlaege fuer eine
solche AG sind herzlich willkommen. Wie immer interessiert mich Ihre
Meinung sehr!
Viele Gruesse aus Muenster,
Oliver Obst
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Primary Care Internet Guide
Status: R
Date: Sat, 10 Jun 1995 12:36:55 MET
From: HOGNE SANDVIK
To: mmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: Primary Care Internet Guide
Message-ID: <196E49F4792@edbsent1.uib.no>
The Primary Care Internet Guide is a colletion of links for
family practice, public health, nursing sciences, occupational
and environmental medicine, medical history and medical education.
It is designed to be efficient and to give rapid response, therefore
I have not included any fancy graphics. If you know of ressources that
should be included, please let med know :-)
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Hogne Sandvik Hogne.Sandvik@isf.uib.no
Univ. of Bergen, Norway
Dept. Public Health & Primary Care: http://www.uib.no/isf/Welcome.html
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: obsto
Subject: Jahrestagung der AGMB, vorlaeufiges Programm
Status: R
25 Jahre Arbeitsgemeinschaft fuer medizinisches Bibliothekswesen (1970-1995)
Jahrestagung 18.-20. September 1995
Universitaets- und Landesbibliothek Muenster, Zweigbibliothek Medizin,
Domagkstr.9, D-49149 Muenster
Vorlaeufiges Programm:
18.9.1995
13:00 Oeffnung des Tagungsbueros
13:00 Sitzung des Vorstands
13:00 Fuehrung durch die ULB Muenster
15:00 Arbeitskreis der Krankenhausbibliotheken
15:00 Round Table der Pharma-Bibliotheken
19:30 Treffen im Restaurant "Zum Himmelreich"
19.9.1995
9:00 P.Stadler: Eroeffnung und Begruessung
9:30 F.J.Kuehnen und K.Gerber: 25 Jahre AGMB
10:00 M.Wagner: Von einer Waescherei zu einer Bibliothek?!: Die
Zweigbibliothek Medizin der ULB Muenster
11:00 O.Obst: Medizinbibliotheken als Informationsanbieter im WWW
11:30 B.Frye: Biomedizinische Datenbanken, die ueber das Internet erreicht
werden koennen.
13:30 G.Freyschmidt: Document Delivery und Internet
14:00 O.Riehnhoff: Qualitaetssicherung der medizinischen Information im
Internet
15:20 J.Krause: Untersucheungen zur Ermittlung von Schluesselzeitschriften
15:50 M.Getz: Elektronische Medien loesen Printprodukte ab
16:20-
17:20 Firmenveranstaltungen
17:30-
18:30 Mitgliederversammlung
19:30 Buffet in der Bibliothek
20.9.1995
9:00 R.Brugbauer: Veraenderungen in der Medizinerausbildung und ihre
Auswirkungen auf die Bibliotheksarbeit
9:30 W.Umstaetter: Die digitale Bibliothek
11:00 W.Stoiber: DIMDI-Bericht
11:30 U.Korwitz: Bericht aus der DZM
12:00 J.Nitzsche: Extramed, die Bedeutung medizinischer Literatur aus Asien,
Afrika und Lateinamerika
12:30 P.Stadler: Schlusswort
13:30 Fuehrung durch die Medizinbibliothek
13:30 Fuehrung durch die ULB Muenster
13:30 Fuehrung durch die Stadtbuecherei Muenster
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Medlib Digest 3.-12.6.
Status: R
Liebe Medibibler,
zuerst einmal moechte ich Peter Wolf in meinem (und sicher auch in
Ihrem) Namen herzlichen Dank fuer die Erstellung der Medlib-l-Digests in
den letzten 5 Wochen sagen.
Ich habe versucht, den heutigen Digest so uebersichtlich wie moeglich zu
machen, doch es sind wieder um die 30Kbyte geworden (wer soll das alles
lesen, frage ich mich manchmal :-). Ich werde deshalb in Zukunft noch
staerker selektieren, damit WIRKLICH nur noch das Wichtigste Sie erreicht.
Gruesse,
Oliver Obst
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1 Alternative Medicine Homepage
2 New _Journal of image guided surgery_
3 Neue Diskussionsliste ueber Geographie und Gesundheit "GIS-Health"
4 Asthma/allergy bibliography
5 Deutsche WWW-Page ueber die Oekonomie der Gesundheit (oder so aehnlich)
6 Lyme Disease Mailingliste
7 Textbook Error: Achtung, die Dosierung stimmt nicht in Creasy & Resnik,
MATERNAL FETAL MEDICINE ; PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE, 3rd edition, 1994,
W.B. Saunders.
8 Summary: tests and procedures for patients (ready made materials)
9 CancerNet update + neue EMailnummer
10 Neue Files in der FTP-Site Medical Education
11 Article on libraries in mental health care
12 Virus-Warnung vor "falschen" PKZIP-File
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> Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1995 16:15:48 -0400
> From: Charlie Wessel
> Subject: Homeopathy remedies
>
> I have created an Alternative Medicine Homepage.
>
> URL http://www.pitt.edu/~cbw/altm.html
>
> You may find it useful in tracking down the info you need!
>
> There is a great Homeopathy Page out of Cambridge England
>
> Happy Hunting!
>
>
> Chharlie Wessel
> Falk Library of the Health Sciences
> 412.648.8730
> cbw@med.pitt.edu
>
> ------------------------------
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Date: Fri, 2 Jun 1995 09:30:09 -0400
From: Tom Flemming
Subject: New _Journal of image guided surgery_
I have recently discovered the _Journal of image guided surgery_ on the
WWW and want to recommend that librarians reading this list take a look
at it. It seems to me a method of e-publication vastly preferable to
that chosen by the _Online journal of current clinical trials_ about
which there has been much discussion in this forum.
The web address for the _Journal of image guided surgery_, a publication
of John Wiley & Sons Inc., follows:
http://www.igs.wiley.com
You can register as a guest by filling in an on-line form and obtain
access to most of the features/services of the publication almost
immediately. Guest access will be possible for only a short period of
time, I believe, so it is important to look at it now if you want to see
it without paying.
I think this model of e-publication should be encouraged because it is
easily accessed (as opposed to the OJCCT, which is offered on a
proprietary system, and is NOT easy to access), because it does not
appear to charge extra for each paper you read (as does the OJCCT), and
because the journal offers moderated discussion forums within the context of
the publication itself (the OJCCT does not) which hold out the promise of
impromptu conferences by experts which may permit the immediacy in
discussion that has always escaped the "Letters to the Editor" section
of print journals. The method of charging for access, the availability of
a print counterpart which makes citation much easier than in the OJCCT,
and the participation of a panel of recognized experts in the field all
suggest that thought has been given to overcoming the problems presented
by the model of e-publication represented by the OJCCT.
.....................................................................
Tom Flemming Internet: tomflem@fhs.csu.McMaster.ca
Health Sciences Library Ariel: 130.113.181.186
McMaster University Voice: (905) 525-9140 x22321
1200 Main Street West Fax: (905) 528-3733
Hamilton, ON L8N 3Z5
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>Date: Thu, 08 Jun 95 12:36:22 CET
>From: nuttalli@who.ch
>Subject: New discussion list on GIS and Health
>
> ANNONCEMENT - ANNONCE
> HEALTH-GIS
>
> HEALTH-GIS, a new electronic forum for discussing Geographic Information
> Systems (GIS) and Health, in english and in french is now operational.
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> HEALTH-GIS, un nouveau groupe de discussion electronique sur SIG et
sante,
> en anglais et en francais est maintenant operationnel.
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ENGLISH
> --------------
>
> HEALTH-GIS in BRIEF
>
> HEALTH-GIS is an electronic conference open to everyone interested in the
> application of GIS for health. This service is provided by the GIS
section
> of the Division of Control of Tropical Diseases,
> World Health Organization, Geneva.
>
> The objective is to promote exchange of information regarding projects,
> methodologies, partners in countries, availability of databases, maps,
> software, sources of finances, etc.
>
> It is a place for meeting between users of GIS applied to management of
> natural resources and real or potential users of GIS for health.
>
> The forum is running without moderator. It is however automatized
through
> Majordomo. If you are used to automatized procedures of electronic
> conferences (subscribe / unsubscribe, etc.) you can SUBSCRIBE or let your
> friends subscribe by sending the following message to majordomo@who.ch
>
> subscribe health-gis your-first-name your-last-name
>
> If you are not familiar with those procedures, you can contact Isabelle
> Nuttall for further information: Nuttall@who.ch
>
> To SEND A MESSAGE to the discussion group, please send your message
with a
> subject to health-gis@who.ch
>
> Please relay any new contacts and addresses who wish to contribute in
> the forum.
>
> Dr Isabelle NUTTALL
> GIS
> Division of Control of Tropical Diseases
> World Health Organization
> 20 Avenue Appia, 1211 Geneve 27, Switzerland
> Tel: +41.22.791 3861/3898,
> fax: +41.22.791 48 69,
> email: nuttall@who.ch
>
>
> FRANCAIS
>
> HEALTH-GIS en BREF
> -----------------------------------
>
> HEALTH-GIS est un groupe de discussion ouvert a tous ceux qui sont
> interesses par les applications des SIG dans le domaine de la sante. Ce
> service de conference electronique est mis en place par la section
Systemes
> d Information Geographique de la Division de Lutte contre les Maladies
> Tropicales, Organisation Mondiale de la Sante, Geneve.
>
>
> Il devrait permettre l'echange d informations sur les projets menes
par les
> uns et les autres, les methodologies suivies, les partenaires dans les
> pays, la disponibilite en base de donnees, cartes, logiciels, les sources
> de financement, etc.
> Il se veut un lieu de rencontre entre utilisateurs de SIG appliques a la
> gestion des ressources naturelles et utilisateurs reels ou potentiels du
> domaine de la sante.
>
> Ce forum fonctionne sans moderateur. Il est neanmoins automatise par
> Majordomo.
> Si vous etes habitues aux procedures automatisees de forum (subscribe /
> unsubscribe, etc.) vous pouvez vous INSCRIRE ou faire inscrire vos
amis, en
> envoyant un message a majordomo@who.ch en indiquant sur la premiere ligne
> du corps du message
> subscribe health-gis votre-nom-de-famille votre-prenom
>
> Si vous n etes pas familier de ces procedures, vous pouvez contacter
> Isabelle Nuttall, pour tout renseignement (Nuttall@who.ch) .
>
> Pour ENVOYER UN MESSAGE a l' ensemble des membres du groupe de
discussion,
> envoyer votre message en indiquant le sujet a health-gis@who.ch
>
> N'hesitez pas a faire circuler cette information.
>
> Dr Isabelle NUTTALL,
> Systemes d Information Geographique
> Division de la Lutte contre les Maladies Tropicales
> Organisation Mondiale de la Sante
> 20 Avenue Appia, 1211 Geneve 27, Suisse
> Tel: +41.22.791 3861/3898,
> fax: +41.22.791 48 69,
> email: nuttall@who.ch
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Date: Sun, 11 Jun 1995 10:07:20 -0400
From: "Mary Leigh (LIS)"
Subject: asthma/allergy bibliography
Thank you to those who responded to my request for online information and
support resorces on asthma and allergy.
I have compiled a list of listservs, newsgroups and www sites with
information on asthma and allergy. The Director of Information Services
at the American acadmey of Allergy Asthma and Immunology will be putting
the annotated bibliography on the AAAAI home page which can be accessed
at the following web address:
http://www.uwm.edu/~paulr/aaaai.html
Regards,
Robin Leigh, Youth Services Librarian
leigh@chuma.cas.usf.edu
Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library, Ybor City Branch, Tampa, FL
"I believe a blade of grass is no less perfect than the journeywork of
stars." Walt Whitman.
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Date: Sat, 10 Jun 1995 19:32:19 -0100
From: Ansgar.Hebborn@uni-bayreuth.de (Ansgar Hebborn)
To: hmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: Health Economics - Places to Go
Message-ID: <9506101732.AA11073@btr0x1.hrz.uni-bayreuth.de>
The "Health Economics - Places to Go" page contains a colletion of links
concerning information on health economics, pharmaceuticals,
pharmacoeconomics, epidemiology and medicine.=20
It is located at
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Should you have any comments or if you know of ressources that
should be included, please let me know.
Ansgar Hebborn =20
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Subject: Re: Lyme's disease
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Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 16:09:03 -0700
From: Dennis Ritchey
Subject: Re: TEXTBOOK ERROR
FYI, the Nursing95 article is refering to the title of the chapter the
dosing erros was printed in. The actual book title is Creasy & Resnik,
MATERNAL FETAL MEDICINE ; PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE, 3rd edition, 1994,
W.B. Saunders.
Our librarian at our Fontana Hospital did the tracking dow of the correct
text. Thought this may save some of you time .
Dennis Ritchey
Kaiser Permanente
Drug Information Service
On Tue, 6 Jun 1995, Susan A. Lemme wrote:
> From Nursing95, June p. 18 -
> A doctor inadvertently prescribed...a potentially lethal dose
> of a desmopressin acetate injection...because of an error in...
> MATERNAL HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS (1994, PAGE 925). The printed dose
> should be in micrograms not milligrams; the correct dose is 0.3mcg/kg.
> The publisher, W.B. Saunders has promised to correct in future
> printings, but has not notified current owners of the error to date.
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From: Webster Library
Subject: Summary: tests and procedures for patients (ready made materials)
We received several responses, and many thanks to all contributers. All
in all, there isn't much out there, and some of the most recommeded
titles are a bit on the old side and out of print, too.
1. Shatsel p: Mecial tests and diagnostic procedures. Haper $ Row 1990 is
OP.
2. Griffithe HW: Complete guide to medical tests; Tucson, Ariz: Fisher
Books, 1988 (Loging Bokkstore #G8404 $24.95 New ed. promised,
no date.
3. Pinckney c: the Patients guide to medical tests, 3rd ed. 1985. Fact on
file. This is getting a bit too old. No date for new edition.
The Infotrac health Resources database provides full text to the following:
1. Mosby's Medical, Nursing, and allied Health Dictionary, 4th ed., 1994.
2. Gambino r: The Columbia Univ. Coll of Physicians & Surg Complete home
medical Guide, 2nd ed., 1989.
3. Sobel, t: the People's Book of Medical Tests, 1st ed., 1955. (No date
for 2nd ed.)
Two promising new titles advertised by Loging Bro. in their Consumer
catalog is not yet out - although oublication date is 6/96 and there are
about 40 books already on order with them:
-Griffith : Complete Guide to Medical tests - 2nd ed. Publisher
Resources, Inc. price given by Login as 24.95 but there's no publication
date as yet. 2 copies on Login's order.
- Everything you need to know about medical tests, 768 p., hardcover.
Springhouse Pub. Login number 24.95. Due 6/96. 50 copies on order.
- Everything you need to know about medical treatments. Sprinhouse
Publishing $24.95 Due 6/95 48 copies on order.
We reviewed some other stuff on our shelves and recommend the following:
A. The consumer medical desk reference: information your doctor can't or
won't tell you. Stonesong Press Book, distributed for Hyperion bu Little
Brown, 1995. Hardcover, 672 p. $24.95.. We paid 19.96.
Contains glossary, major body systems and how they work, drugs and their
side effects, section on explanations of procedures (brief, no
illustrations). Relevant material can be easily copied and presented to
patient at bedside.
B. The Merk Manual. This is, or needs to be in all libraries, an is an
excellent resource for the average and definetely above average patient
C.Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary. Same as above. take a look, for
example, under Electrocardiogram, p. 566, anf following few pages.
Ther above is not an endorcement for Login Book distributors. They are
local, some on their staff are ex-hospital librarians, and we have
developed personal relationships. We also have access to their online data.
Consumer books sell at 20% off list. But other vendors have similar policies.
We have been avoiding buying some of these titles, that best belong in
a Consumer Health Library, and need them now for committee consideration
as a means of improving patient satisfaction surveys results...
Youngson: Surgey Book: an illustrated guide to 73 of the most common
operations. St. Marin's Press. 1993 $27.95 0-312-09398-5 Login #Y849
Bradley: Patients' guide to surgey. St. Martin's Press, 1994 $16.95
0-89043-752-1 Login #B6949
Cannot vouch fo these since we have not seen them as yet.
Thanks again, and keep sending suggestions in. I'd rather work with
recent stuff. 10 year old books are a bit too old.
Dalia Kleinmuntz
Webster Library, Evanston Hospital
webster@nslsilus.org (708) 570-2665
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From: steve clancy
Subject: New Files at Med-Ed
DATE: 05 June 1995
ADDRESS: FTP.UCI.EDU
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From: Jennifer Reiswig
Subject: Article on libraries in mental health care
Cross-posted to CANMEDLIB.
Just noticed an article on libraries in mental health care:
Journal: Psychiatric Services (formerly Hospital & Community
Psychiatry)
Vol/Iss: 46(5)
Date: May 1995
Pages: 493-5
Author: Mary Johnson, MALS, AHIP
Title: The library as a resource for decision making in
mental health care.
Interesting study - add to your "why it's good to have a library"
file.
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Subject: Warning: Bogus Version of PKZIP
Author: William Wright at SRA-OASD
Date: 6/2/95 7:20 AM
************************* Important Notice**************************
Some joker out there is distributing a file called PKZ300B.EXE
and PKZ300B.ZIP. This is NOT a version of PKZIP and will try to
erase your hard drive if you use it. The most recent version is
2.04G. Please tell all your friends and favorite BBS stops about
this hack.
Thank You.
Patrick Weeks
Product Support PKWARE, Inc.
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Neue Ressourcen aus dem Scout-Report
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FYI, Obst
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The Biotech Law home page offers legal and scientific information of
interest to researchers in biotechnology/pharmaceutical science. At this
time, the site provides basic articles on methods of record keeping for
inventors, an explanation of the U.S. legal standard for inventorship and
an overview of patent application preparation. The Biotech law home page
also includes more advanced articles on intellectual property licensing,
parallel importing of patented products, and the effects of electronic
publication on U.S. Patent rights. In addition to a "heads up" guide to
recently-issued U.S. biotech patents, the home page provides links to
additional sources of information on intellectual property protection, as
well as links to selected scientific resources on Internet.
http://biotechlaw.ari.net
The Internet Sleuth is a collection of over 450 searchable indexes and
databases covering a wide variety of subjects. Indexes are organized by
topic. For example, under the music category, search the Cyberdog College
Radio Database of U.S. college and non-commercial radio stations. Handy
for quick keyword searches.
http://www.intbc.com/sleuth/
The Online, Inc. Gopher contains selections from four magazines including
Online, Database, CD-ROM Professional, and MultiMedia Schools. Tables of
contents, selected articles, columns, and indexes are available for
these Online, Inc. magazines. General information about subscribing to
and writing for these magazines is also included. Registration and
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other events sponsored by Online, Inc., is also available.
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PTHER-L is a forum for the exchange of ideas pertaining to treatment
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To: medibib-l
Cc: medibib-l
Subject: Seminar: Internet fuer Medizinbibliothekare
Status: R
Ankuendigung:
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* Seminar Internet fr Medizinbibliothekare *
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Ort: CIP-Pool des Instituts fuer Medizinische Informatik und Biomathemathik,
Domagkstr. 9a, 48149 Muenster
Zeit: Mittwoch, 5.7.1995, 9:00 - 16:00 Uhr
Teilnehmerzahl: 15
Erforderliche Vorkenntnisse: keine
Kosten: keine
Referent: Dr. Oliver Obst
Programm:
9:00 Begruessung und einfuehrender Vortrag: "Internet fuer Medizinbibliothekare"
9:30 Wir erkunden die Gopher-Welt mit Veronica
10:15 Kaffeepause
10:30 Wir erkunden die WWW-Welt und schreiben unseren eigenen Hypertext
12:00 Mittagessen
13:30 Wir schreiben uns elektronische Briefe und 'schnueffeln' in Newsgruppen
14:45 Kaffeepause
15:00 Das Allerlangweiligste: Filetransfer per FTP
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Das Programm kann sich kurzfristig aendern.
Bitte machen Sie Ihre verbindliche Zusage per E-Mail.
Die Plaetze werden nach dem first-come-first-serve Verfahren vergeben.
Fragen adressieren Sie bitte an den Referenten.
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FYI, Ob. (aus Newjour)
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Subject: DFAN Online Newsletter Newsletter
Forwarded message:
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1995 10:19:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: Directory of E-Journals
Subject: DFAN Online Newsletter
[Online newsletter of the Diabetic Friends Action Network.]
There are five issues of the DFAN Online Newsletter available. If you'd
like to receive any of them just send an e-mail to BELVE@DELPHI.COM or
YASURU@DELPHI.COM and the issue will be sent to your e-mail box.
[Contents of back issues]
Fall Edition: DFAN Online * Official Flower Seeds * Article - The
First Day/Diagnosis * Article - A Mother's Dilemma * DFAN
Hottub/Biographies
February Edition: Article - Good Old Days/Part 2 * Article -
Coping As An SO (Significant Other) * Article - The Joy Of A
Transplant * Member To Member Advice * Article - Sorbitol/Is The
Harm Worth The Benefit
March Edition (Special Children's Edition): Interview With Ten
Year Old Diabetic Child * Article - D* At School/Time Of
Diagnosis * Article - Getting Ready For School Beyond Notebooks &
Erasers * Wordsearch Puzzle
May Edition: (Special Significant Other Edition): Looking At The
Glass Half Empty Or Half Full * S.O.B's (Significant Other
Brothers) * Poem - "The Lesson Needed To Be Learned" * SO
Appreciation * Getting Involved * Meal Planning - The Key To
Success * Diabetes Mystery Story
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FYI, Obst
Die AMIA Working Group ist - im Lichte des SSG-Projekts der kooperativen
Internet-Erschliessung - DER Partner fuer das Fach "Medizin"
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Date: Fri, 16 Jun 1995 17:39:22
From: gmalet@surfer.win.net (Gary Malet)
Subject: AMIA INTERNET WG MEETING- Cambridge 6/25
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AMERICAN MEDICAL INFORMATICS ASSOCIATION
INTERNET WORKING GROUP MEETING
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Cambridge Hyatt Hotel
Molly Pitcher Room
Sunday, June 25, 1996
9 AM - 6 PM
*-------------------------------------------------------------*
9:00 AM - 9:30 Welcome & Introductions - Dr. Beverly Kane,
Planning Committee Chair, and AMIA IWG Chair,
Dr. G. Malet
9:30-10:30 AM The Medical Matrix- Internet Clin. Resources
Dr.G.Malet
10:30 - 11 AM Yahoo/IWG Collaborative Project
11:OO - 12 N Physicians On Line - Dr. Wm. Greenberg
12 - 1 PM Lunch & Informal Demonstrations
1 - 2 PM HTML Authoring Tutorial- BBNNET- P. Hagan
& Assoc.
2 - 3 PM CGI/Frontier Net Med. Applic.- Dr. W. Detmer,
M.D., UCSF
3 - 4 PM ARTEMIS:Community Care Network - Robert Shank
4 - 6 PM IWG Business Meeting/SCAMC Planning
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Interested parties may attend the IWG sessions at no cost.
There is a noon buffet service for IWG members. Tickets may be
obtained at the registration desk. Readers are encouraged to
attend the entire AMIA Spring Congress, June 25-28, which will
focus on "Capturing the Clinical Encounter". Complete
registration information is available at:
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Fax: 301-657-1296
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One Infinite Loop - MS 59A AppleLink: HEALTH.FIT
Cupertino CA 95014 ESP: nonlocal connections
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Put Prevention into Practice (PPIP) is a national preventive services
campaign to increase the awareness and use of clinical preventive
services by providers, patients, and office staff. PPIP is sponsored by
the U.S. Public Health Service in cooperation with a dozen national
health-related organizations. The campaign encourages consumers to work
with their health care provider to stay well; organizations (Health Care
Systems, Professional Associations) to implement PPIP; educators to use
PPIP in health professions curricula; and researchers to use PPIP
research design tools. Resources on the Web page include a PPIP FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions), DHHS Secretary Donna Shalala's comments
About PPIP, a QuickTime movie, a link to the National Health Information
Center, and PPIP contact/ordering information (e-mail, phone, fax, mail).
http://www.os.dhhs.gov:81/PPIP/
Dies ist schon uuuralt, aber immer noch *****:
The Yale-New Haven Medical Center Web site contains information about the
Medical Center and its constituent organizations, Yale-New Haven
Hospital, the Yale University School of Medicine, and the Yale University
School of Nursing. You will also find links to valuable external
biomedical Internet resources.
http://info.med.yale.edu
The Association of American Medical Colleges' (AAMC) gopher server
provides access to all kinds of information for and about the
association, including news, events and schedules, constituents,
admissions, financial aid, minority affairs, student affairs,
governmental relations, medical education, residencey issues, and AAMC
program, publications, library resources and archives.
gopher to: gopher.aamc.org
The National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect acquires, preserves
and disseminates high quality datasets relevant to the study of child
abuse and neglect. The Archive facilitates secondary analysis by
distributing data in ready-to-use formats for microcomputers and
mainframes, providing technical support to data users, and sponsoring
training programs for researchers.
gopher to: gopher.fldc.cornell.edu
Fuer Tennis-Fans:
The Wimbledon Championships run from June 26 to July 9. Use the
official (All England Lawn Tennis Club) Web page to track the tournament.
Promised are links to: the Draw, Today's Order of Play, Matches in
Progress, Today's Results, News Flashes, Wimbledon and its future, and
Technology at Wimbledon.
http://www.wimbledon.org/wim95/wimbledo.html
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Hat jemand am 4.7. Zeit? Dieses Seminar scheint in direkter Konkurrenz zu
unserem am 5.7. zu stehen :-)
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From: cliveb@rsch.org.uk (Clive Baldock)
Tue, 20 Jun 1995 10:43:01 +0100
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk
Subject: Towards an Information Superhighway in Medicine
Towards an Information Superhighway in Medicine
Organised by Brighton Health Care NHS Trust in conjunction with the Trafford Centre for Medical Research, University of Sussex
To be held at University of Sussex, Brighton On Tuesday 4th July 1995
Provisional Programme
9.00 Registration
9.30 Welcome and Introduction
9.40 Introduction to the Internet
10.20 Medical Informatics and the Information Superhighway
10.50 Coffee
11.10 The Brighton Experience
11.40 World Wide Web Page Production
12.10 Overview of the Internet Industry
12.40 Lunch
14.00 Sites of Substance Constuction and Benefits
14.30 NHS wide Networking
15.00 Community Networking
15.30 Tea
15.50 Security on the Internet
16.20 Hands On
18.00 Close
The above programme is subject to change
For further details, contact:
Clive Baldock
Medical Physics Department
Brighton Health Care NHS Trust
Royal Sussex County Hospital
Eastern Road
Brighton BN2 5BE
Tel: 01273 696955 ext 4387
Email: cliveb@rsch.org.uk
Regards, Clive.
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Royal Sussex County Hospital
Eastern Road
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United Kingdom
Tel. 01273 696955 ext 4387
Fax. 01273 664503
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Date: Tue, 20 Jun 1995 22:02:38
From: gmalet@surfer.win.net (Gary Malet)
To: mmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: ANNOUNCING: THE AMIA WEBSERVER
Message-ID: <2867@surfer.win.net>
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ANNOUNCING:
THE AMIA WEBSERVER
URL: http://amia2.amia.org
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The American Medical Informatics Association has announced its
webserver. These web pages contain information on the AMIA
organization, its strategic plan, publications, activities, and
meetings. The site includes the complete schedule for the AMIA Spring
Congress beginning June 24 in Boston, registration information, and a
description of AMIA's Working Groups including the Internet Working
Group
..........Regards, Dr. Gary Malet
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From: Celia Hukins
Thu, 22 Jun 1995 12:11:11 GMT+1
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk
Subject: Yet another medical web site
Here at Salford Royal Hospitals we offer provide a web service for
university staff, and have set up a home page intended to provide
clinicans with sources related to their specialty. It is still in
its early stages, and comments would be welcome. There is an emphasis
on UK resources where available; most of the sources mentioned in Tom
Roper's IWR article are there.
The address is http://www.hop.ac.uk/misc/medres.html
You can also access the general library page at
http://www.hop.ac.uk/lib/lib.html
The pages have been set up by myself and Malcolm Pitcher, our
computer specialist
Celia Hukins
Chief Librarian
Salford Royal Hospitals NHS Trust
Hope Hospital
Stott Lane
Salford M6 8HD
Tel: 0161 787 5971 Fax 0161 787 5409
Email: Chukins@fs1.ho.man.ac.uk
Url: http://www.hop.man.ac.uk/staff/chukins/chukins.html
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From: owner-newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
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Subject: STS Signal
Forwarded message:
Date: Sun, 18 Jun 1995 18:11:01 +0200
From: au007@rs1.rrz.uni-koeln.de (Michael Uwe Moebius)
Subject: STS Signal
STS Signal is a semi-annual publication of the Science and Technology
Section of the Association of College & Research Libraries, a division
of the American Library Association, 50 East Huron St., Chicago, IL
60611; 800-545-2433, ext. 2517. It is designed as a communication
vehicle to the members of the Section and other interested parties.
Electronic transmission of materials is preferable, and instructions for
transmission are available on request. Inquiries should be made to
either of the Co-Editors: Gayle Baker, John C. Hodges Library,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996-1000, Phone: 615-974-3519,
Fax: 615-974-2708, E-mail: baker@utklib.lib.utk.edu; Susan Starr,
Science & Engineering Library, University of California at San Diege, La
Jolla, CA 92093-0175, Phone: 619-534-1214, Fax: 619- 534-5583, E-mail:
sstar@ucsd.edu.
Copyright American Library Association. _STS Signal_ is published twice
annually in May and November. Editorial deadlines for each year are
March 1st and September 1st of each year. _STS Signal_ is made
available to all section members at no additional charge. It is also
distributed through the STS-L listserv.
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From: owner-newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
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Subject: Dentistry Online
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From: Directory of E-Journals
Subject: Dentistry Online
http://www.cityscape.co.uk/users/ad88/dent.htm
"The International Forum for Dentistry"
[June 1995 Table of Contents]
Periodontology
Gloves and dentistry -the hidden agenda by Dr M V Martin, BDS, BA, PhD,
FRCPath
Change Management by Fiona Stuart-Wilson
Directory of Dental Information and Informatics (UK), by Bob Ireland
Patient's Queries and Information
Letters
News page
Dentist On Skis
Research page
Implant Topics and Implantology
Engineering, Servicing and Equipment
Situations Vacant
New Developments in Dentistry(Not operational yet)
Focus on Products - Hygiene
The Subliminal Dentist by Peter Thomson
Hygienist Forum
dn47@CityScape.co.uk
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From: owner-newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
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Subject: General Practice Online
Forwarded message:
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http://www.cityscape.co.uk/users/ad88/gp.htm
The International Journal of General Practice and Primary Care.
An exciting new forum for scientific papers in primary care, a place to
swop ideas and a warm friendly place to find support. General Practice
On Line is keen to attract readers who have a lay or academic interest
in primary care. It will offer the academic quick, peer-reviewed
publication, and offer the lay reader advice and support via its
interactive "letter column".
[June 1995 Table of Contents]
available FREE on the Internet, (no need for costly subscriptions now!)
British Medical Journal
three sets of multiple choice questions and answers
Dementia by Dr Mavis Evans
Drugs of Abuse by Dr Paul Miller
Managing Change
Mid Life Crisis (an MBTI view)
Depression in General Practice
Depressed doctors - and resources for them
Letters page
Media Review (not operational - send us materials to review, or your own
review piece)
Situations Vacant/Wanted (not operational - send us your vacancies or
situations wanted - for all practice staff
our News Page (not operational - send us news of conferences, prizes etc.)
an overview of Sexual Disorders
ad88@CityScape.co.uk
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Beachten Sie besonders Strickland-Hodge und Lowry.
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From: JHEWLETT
Thu, 22 Jun 1995 12:45:01 +0000
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk, Pauline@rfhsm.ac.uk, annie@fhcare.demon.co.uk,
TAVILIB@CLUS1.ULCC.AC.UK, 100565.1552@COMPUSERVE.COM
Subject: Current literature
Library Association, Medical Health and Welfare Libraries Group
Newsletter
Current literature to 23rd June 1995
If you see material which could usefully be included in this
column (either electronic or hard copy), please send it to me at
JHewlett@bpmf.ac.uk or at Shakespeare Villa, 55 Somers Road,
Walthamstow, London E17 6RU.
Bibliographic tools and processes
National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD. National Library of
Medicine Classification: a scheme for the shelf arrangement of
library materials .... 5th ed. Bethesda, MD: National Institutes of
Health, 1994. ISBN 0-16-045397-6
Strickland-Hodge, B. How to use: Index medicus, Pychological
abstracts, Excerpta medica. 2nd ed. Aldershot: Gower, 1994. o30.
ISBN 0-566-07555-5. 114pp.
Reviewed in Library Association Record 1995 June; 97(6): 331.
Communications
Beishon, M. All systems go for the NHS 'superhighway'.
Healthlines 1995 April; 14-16.
Consumer health and patient information
Lowry, M. Knowledge that reduces anxiety: creating patient
information leaflets. Professional Nurse 1995 February; 10(5):
318-320.
Rees, A.M., ed. Consumer health information source book. 4th ed.
Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press, 1994. o47.95. ISBN 0-89774-796-8
Education, training and development
Van Loo, J. (editorial) Continuing professional development.
Health Libraries Review 1995 March; 12(1): 1-2.
Dyer, H., Buckle, P. Who's been using my CD-ROM? Results of a
study on the value of CD-ROM searching to users in a teaching
hospital library. Health Libraries Review 1995 March; 12(1): 39-52.
Redfern, M. The condition is critical: continuing professional
development of library and information services staff. Health
Libraries Review 1995 March; 12(1):
Dyer, H., Rolinson, J. In the right vein? How adequately are
departments of information and library studies educating ... in a
changing health service? Health Libraries Review 1995 March;
12(1): 29-37.
Cavazza, L. Training courses for medical librarians in
Emilia-Romagna (Italy): a first evaluation. Health Libraries Review
1995 March; 12(1): 63.
Irving, A. Aim of NVQs to complement not replace professional
education. Library Association Record 1995 June: 97(6): 327-328.
Cox, R. Assessing the training needs of library staff in the
South Thames (East) Region. Health Libraries Review 1995 March;
12(1): 55.
Kitch, P. A framework for continuing professional development in
the South West Region. Health Libraries Review 1995 March; 12(1):
58.
Nasir, J. Education for a generation hence. Health Libraries
Review 1995 March; 12(1): 3-11.
Pinder, C. Induction programmes for new learning resources staff
at Humberside College of Health. Health Libraries Review 1995
March; 12(1): 60.
Stewart, D. Staff training and development in the (Oxford) Health
Libraries and Information Network. Health Libraries Review 1995
March; 12(1): 53.
Busby, L. How to attend a conference. Bibliotheca medica
canadiana 1995 Summer; 16(4): 159-161.
A brief article on how to get the most from (and put the most
into) a conference.
Van der Auwere, F., Van Borm, J. Training UiA library staff in
the use of computer databases. Health Libraries Review 1995
March; 12(1): 65.
Webb, R.E. Platform for change: the Medical Library Association's
response to the professional development challenge. Health
Libraries Review 1995 March; 12(1): 23-27.
Heaton G.T. Academic medical library directors assist their
librarians to keep up-to-date. Bibliotheca medica canadiana 1995
Summer; 16(4): 162-163.
Health sciences documentation
Belzile, S., Gregoire, F. Pharmaceutical information on the
Internet. Bibliotheca medica canadiana 1995 Summer; 16(4):
140-143.
Gagliardi, A., Helik, T. Finding information on pharmacoeconomics:
the latest trend in health care information. Bibliotheca medica
canadiana 1995 Summer; 16(4): 149-151.
Gregg, M. Medicinal plants: an annotated resource list.
Bibliotheca medica canadiana 1995 Summer; 16(4): 145-148.
Behi, R., Nolan, M. Sources of knowledge in nursing. British
Journal of Nursing 1995; 4(3): 141-142,159.
Health sciences librarianship
Davies, P. Access to library services. Health Visitor 1994
December; 67(12): 433.
Kilfoil, A. Regionalizing hospital library services in New
Brunswick. Bibliotheca medica canadiana 1995 Summer; 16(4):
164-166.
Organising hospital library services for nine sites under one
management team.
Health services information
Carmel, M.J. Thriving amid chaos: health care and library
services in the 1990s. New Library World 1995; 96(1120): 28-34.
NHS Executive, Director of Human Resources. Education and
training in the new NHS. EL (95)27. Leeds: NHSE, 1995 March 3.
Calman, K., chairman. Department of Health, Working Group on
Specialist Medical Training. Hospital doctors: training for the
future. Supplementary reports ... on General Medical Practice,
Overseas Doctors and Academic & Research Medicine. [London:
NHSE], 1995 May.
Reports from three further working groups.
Holland, W. Information needs: achieving an ethical health
service. THS 1995 March: 8-10.
Outlines the objectives; the quality; equity of access and
priorities; research, development and innovation.
North Thames Regional Health Authority. The future of
postgraduate medical and dental education (PGMDE) in North
Thames. London: NTRHA, 1995 April. 70pp.
Information policies
Craft, N. The rise of Stalinism in the NHS: secrecy in the NHS.
British Medical Journal 1994 December 17; 309 (6969): 1640-1643.
Sheard, S. The rise of Stalinism in the NHS: gagging public
health doctors. British Medical Journal 1994 December 17; 309
(6969): 1643-1644.
The change from NHS employment to civil service employment for
RHA staff, and some consequences.
Smith, R. The rise of Stalinism in the NHS: an unfree NHS and
medical press in an unfree society. British Medical Journal 1994
December 17; 309 (6969): 1644-1645.
"Free speech has probably never existed in the NHS...." 16
references.
Information systems and services
Basch, R., ed. Electronic information delivery: ensuring quality
and value. Aldershot: Gower, 1995. o48. ISBN 0-566-07567-9.
Reviewed in Library Association Record 1995 June; 97(6): 332.
Modig, Z.D. EMBase, the Excerpta Medica database: quick and
comprehensive drug information. Bibliotheca medica canadiana
1995 Summer; 16(4): 152-155.
With a brief bibliography on EMBase and MEDLINE.
Information systems: CD-ROM & diskette
Tedd, L.A. The changing face of CD-ROM. Journal of
documentation 1995; 51(2): 85-98. 45 refs.
Williams, M.E., Smith, L.C. New database products. Science,
technology and medicine (issue 5). Online & CDROM Review 1995
January; 19(1): 17-25.
Librarianship
Carmel, M.J. Thriving amid chaos: health care and library
services in the 1990s. New Library World 1995; 96(1120): 28-34.
Thompson, J. Redefining service. Relay [LA UC&R Newsletter]
1995; (41): 13-17.
Baker, D.,ed. The Fielden Report and human resource
management. British Journal of Academic Librarianship 1994; 9(3):
whole issue.
Library and information management and planning
Kilfoil, A. Regionalizing hospital library services in New
Brunswick. Bibliotheca medica canadiana 1995 Summer; 16(4):
164-166.
Organising hospital library services for nine sites under one
management team.
Ellard, K., chair. Joint Funding Councils' Ad-hoc Group on
Performance Indicators for Libraries. The effective academic
library; a framework for evaluating the performance of UK
academic libraries: a consultative report to the HEFCE, SHEFC,
HEFCW & DENI.... Bristol: HEFCE, 1995 March. o5.00.
"a final document will be published no later than August 1995"
Webb, S.P. Preparing a guide to your library and information
service. London: Aslib, 1995. o12.50. ISBN 0-85142-340-X
Nowlan, A. Medical informatics: the professional challenge.
British Medical Journal 1994 November 26; 309 (6966): 1385-1386.
Ashman, J. Disaster planning for library and information
services. London: Aslib, 1995. o12.50. ISBN 0-85142-337-X.
Library stock
Peritz, B.C. On the association between journal circulation and
impact factor. Journal of Information Science 1995; 21(1): 63-67.
Publishing and printing
Vines, G. Is there a database in the house? New Scientist 1995
January 21; (1961): 14-15. On evidence-based medicine.
Hicks, C. The shortfall in published research: a study of nurses'
research and publication activities. Journal of Advanced Nursing
1995; 21: 594-604.
Suggests that the observed shortfall in published nursing
research is a product of reluctance to submit findings for
publication, perhaps because of a lack of confidence.
Smith, R. Chinese medical journals: include summaries of key
articles. British Medical Journal 1994; 309: 666.
James, P.M.C. Writing up your research. Community Dental Health
1994; 11: 185-187.
Burrows, D., McElroy, A. Spread the word and reach a wider
audience: writing for publication. Professional Nurse 1995
January; 10(4): 250-252.
Users
Duff, A.S. Using medical dictionaries to teach the critical
evaluation of information sources. Nurse Education Today 1995;
15: 121-124.
Teaching information skills, using criteria to evaluate medical and
nursing dictionaries, rank them, and then defend this ranking to
the class: "an effective learning experience"
Hayward, M. Browse first, buy later. Nursing Standard 1994
December 7; 9(11): 54-55.
A brief guide on buying the right books for nursing students.
Welfare documentation
Marshall, M., Porter, D., compilers. Read easy 2. London:
Whitaker & Sons and the Book Trust, 1995. ISBN 0 8502-1210-3.
A new guide to more than 350 reading resources for adults with
mental disabilities, described by Margaret Marshall in Link-up
1994 December; 20-21.
Royal National Institute for the Blind. Reaching the needs of
people with visual disabilities: a community care training package.
London: RNIB, 1995. o125.00. ISBN 0-11-701831-7.
See you under the UmbrelLA !
John Hewlett
John Hewlett
Regional Librarian, North Thames [East],
BPMF, 33 Millman Street, London WC1N 3EJ
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Fw: Diskussionsliste nur fuer Aerzte
Status: R
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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 1995 16:18:00 -0400
From: smccullo@hpb.hwc.ca (Steve McCullough)
To: mmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: Re: NEW: case discussion list for MDs
Message-ID: <9506222018.AA12565@hpb.hwc.ca>
As a follow up to my earlier post, I want to clarify the nature of the
Canadian Medical Association's CLINICAL Q&A mailing list.
1. Subscribers from all over the world are welcome. In fact they are
encouraged -- a broad base of experience will only improve the usefulness of
the list.
2. We are restricting the membership to licensed physicians because we want
to assure participants that all members of the list are indeed doctors. This
will allow greater confidence in the information being exchanged. The
easiest way to enforce this restriction in a time when anyone with access to
a colour printer can "become" a doctor on paper, complete with "hospital"
letterhead, was to ask for an official identification like a licensure
number that can be cross-checked. If we can figure out a secure way to
include nonlicensed physicians they will be more than welcome to join the
list. Any ideas?
>The Canadian Medical Association has set up a mailing list for physicians
>to discuss diagnosis and treatment. CLINICAL Q&A will provide an informal
>mechanism of consultation in difficult or unusual cases. Only licensed
>physicians will be able to subscribe.
>
>Information about the list, including how to go about subscribing, can be
>obtained in two ways:
>
>1. Look at the CMA WWW site ===> http://www.hwc.ca:8400/
>
>2. Send the message "info clinical" in the body of an email message to the
>list server at majordomo@www.hwc.ca
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Subject: Conscious Choice - Newsletter
To: medibib-l@uni-muenster.de
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> From newjour-owner@ccat.sas.upenn.edu Sat Jun 24 07:59:48 1995
> Date: Sat, 24 Jun 1995 01:11:19 GMT
> From: owner-newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
> Message-Id: <199506240111.BAA38356@ccat.sas.upenn.edu>
> Subject: Conscious Choice
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>
> Forwarded message:
> Date: Fri, 23 Jun 1995 13:20:42 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Directory of E-Journals
> Subject: Conscious Choice
>
>
> http://www.consciouschoice.com/Home.html#maycontents
>
> Conscious Choice is a bi-monthly Midwestern magazine that reports on
> environmental issues and natural alternatives in health care, food, and
> nutrition. Each issue also takes a broad look at various topics from a
> perspective that sees the world as an interconnected, interdependent
> community whose survival depends on the development of sustainable
> patterns of living.
>
> Our May/June issue, "Celebrate Diversity!," looked at workforce
> diversity, biodiversity, economic diversity, and cultural diversity.
>
> We would appreciate your feedback on our web offerings. We expect this
> site to evolve based on the needs and interests of our readers. Send
> your suggestions to
>
> webeditor@consciouschoice.com.
>
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Fw: Department of Health WWW
Status: R
FYI, O.Obst
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From: "Frank Norman"
Mon, 26 Jun 1995 18:17:25 +0000
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk
Subject: Department of Health WWW
A very good start from the DoH, with promises of more to come.
It started last week, apparently, but I haven't seen any
announcement.
http://www.open.gov.uk/doh/dhhome.htm
Frank Norman National Institute for Medical Research
Deputy Librarian The Ridgeway, Mill Hill
London NW7 1AA
tel 0181 959 3666 ext 2380 UK
fax 0181 913 8534
email f.norman@nimr.mrc.ac.uk
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Internetkosten fuer oeffentliche Bibliothek / Faxon-Dienst
Status: R
Aus PACS-L
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Liebe Medibibler,
der Umfragen-McClure hat jetzt die Internetkosten fuer oeffentliche
Bibliotheken erfragt (s.u.). Faxon bietet jetzt fuer $5 einen Current
Contents Dienst aus 11.500 Zeitschriften an (zur Erinnerung: Uncover
verlangt $20 [aber Vorsicht bei Bezahlung per Kreditkarte: mir haben sie
letztens doch tatsaechlich $80 abgebucht, die Halunken!]) (s.g.u.).
Gruesse,
Oliver
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 1995 14:30:02 CDT
From: Joe Ryan
Subject: NCLIS REPORT ON INTERNET COSTS MODELS FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
NEWS RELEASE For More Information
21 June 1995 Peter R. Young, NCLIS
NCLIS ISSUES REPORT ON
INTERNET COSTS AND COST MODELS FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Washington, D.C.: _Internet Costs and Cost Models for Public
Libraries_ has been issued by the U.S. National Commission on Libraries
and Information Science (NCLIS). The study reports the findings from
an analysis of public library costs involved in the use of the Internet,
the global interconnected network of computer networks.
The study was performed for NCLIS, with support from the National
Science Foundation, by Dr. Charles R. McClure, distinguished professor
at the School of Information Studies, Syracuse University, along with
John Carlo Bertot, assistant professor at the Department of Information
Systems, University of Maryland Baltimore County, and John C. Beachboard,
a doctoral student and research associate at the School of Information
Studies, Syracuse University.
_Internet Costs and Cost Models for Public Libraries_ addresses the
public library community's need for practical cost information related
to Internet connectivity and services. The study includes cost elements,
models, and worksheets intended to serve as useful guides for
communities and public libraries planning Internet connections and
services.
The study shows that for an initial one-time cost of $1,475 and a
recurring cost of $12,635, a public library can establish a minimal
level of single-workstation, text-based Internet connectivity. At a
more complex level, the report describes a representative multimedia
Internet public library connectivity model involving multiple-
workstations at multiple library locations for a one-time cost of
$266,375 and a recurring annual cost of $154,222.
The models and cost estimates may vary considerably depending
on the actual situation at and existing infrastructure in a given
public library -- as well as factors related to local
resources available to the public library. The wide variation in
total representative costs associated with public library Internet
connectivity is an indication of the need for this type of study.
The Government Printing Office plans to make copies of the report
available to the Federal Depository Library Program. Copies of the
report are also available from the NCLIS office by request at:
National Commission on Libraries and Information Science
1110 Vermont Ave., NW, Suite 820
Washington DC 20005
Voice: 202-606-9200
email: py_nclis@inet.ed.gov
The complete study is also available through the Internet at the
following URL:
http://dataserver.syr.edu/~macbeth/Project/McClure.NCLIS.Report.html
The U.S. National Commission on Libraries and Information Science is
a fifteen-member, permanent, independent agency of the Federal
government charged by Public Law 91-345 to advise the President and
Congress on national and international library information policies and
plans.
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 1995 14:27:30 CDT
From: Fritz Schwartz
Subject: Faxon Finder(tm) FlashTOC on the World Wide Web
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
** This message has been cross-posted. Please forgive the duplication. **
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service based on the Faxon Finder title list. Faxon Finder is a table of
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Seminar: Internet fuer Medizinbibliothekare
Status: R
Liebe Medibibler,
es sind noch Plaetze frei, allerdings nicht mehr viele, deshalb beeilen Sie
sich bitte mit Ihrer Anmeldung!
O.Obst
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Ankuendigung:
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* Seminar Internet fr Medizinbibliothekare *
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Ort: CIP-Pool des Instituts fuer Medizinische Informatik und Biomathemathik,
Domagkstr. 9a, 48149 Muenster
Zeit: Mittwoch, 5.7.1995, 9:00 - 16:00 Uhr
Teilnehmerzahl: 15
Erforderliche Vorkenntnisse: keine
Kosten: keine
Referent: Dr. Oliver Obst
Programm:
9:00 Begruessung und einfuehrender Vortrag: "Internet fuer Medizinbibliothekare"
9:30 Wir erkunden die Gopher-Welt mit Veronica
10:15 Kaffeepause
10:30 Wir erkunden die WWW-Welt und schreiben unseren eigenen Hypertext
12:00 Mittagessen
13:30 Wir schreiben uns elektronische Briefe und 'schnueffeln' in Newsgruppen
14:45 Kaffeepause
15:00 Das Allerlangweiligste: Filetransfer per FTP
15:45 Resumee
16:00 Verabschiedung
Das Programm kann sich kurzfristig aendern.
Bitte machen Sie Ihre verbindliche Zusage per E-Mail.
Die Plaetze werden nach dem first-come-first-serve Verfahren vergeben.
Fragen adressieren Sie bitte an den Referenten.
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Medlib Digest 13.- 26.Juni
Status: R
Liebe Medibibler,
sie erhalten nun volle zwei Wochen Medlib-l Digest - Viel Spass!
Nr.13 - Physicinas Online ist ein Pharma-gestuetztes Medline (und andere
Datenbanken)-Suchsystem fuer amerikanische Aerzte und vor allem eins:
kostenlos. Geruechte sagen, dass es auch in der BRD angeboten werden soll.
Bitte die Homepage ausprobieren und der Liste Bescheid geben!
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1 Internet World Review - recommended!
2 Hypertext-Link-Workshop (kostet $20)
3 Clifford Stolls neues Buch (das 1. war das Kuckucksei)
4 Artikel in American Medical News (laut ZDB nur in 38m: Zs.B 1722)
5 Alternative Medicine Homepage
6 Asthma und Allergy Homepage
7 Umfrage. Bitte setzen Sie diesen Satz fort: The Internet is not ...
(Summary wird nachgeliefert)
8 Biomedicine and Health in the News: Ein New York Times-Exzerpt
9 Artikel, wie Bibliothekare Homepages schreiben sollen
10 Homepage von Aerzten fuer Patienten
11 Homepage mit Schwerpunkt Medizin in Grossbritannien
12 Case discussion list for MDs
13 Physicians' Online Web page
14 MLA-Webserver update: Das Neueste von der 7. Internationalen Tagung
und Ausblick auf Kansas City 1996
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Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1995 10:39:00 CDT
From: "A. Harste"
Subject: Re: Internet
>In all your reading has anyone come across an article about the people who
>use the internet.
I consider my most valuable resource of internet information to be Internet
World magazine. The full-text of their back issues (currently contains
June 94-May 95), plus a preview of the next issue are available at:
http://www.mecklerweb.com/mags/iw/iwhome.htm
Ann Harste
Manuscript Adminsitrator
The Physician and Sportsmedicine
mchill@mill2.millcomm.com
Ann Harste
Manuscript Administrator
The Physician and Sportsmedicine
mchill@mill2.millcomm.com
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Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1995 09:03:36 PST
From: Millard Johnson
Subject: Re: Link Workshop
> where does one obtain this handy 10-page large print guide? please
respond
> to list - i think others would be interested.
Moderately glad you asked -- It took about 1/2 hour of surfing but I
found other really good free stuff:
Beginner's Guide to HTML:
http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimer.html
This is one of several good tools including:
Bad Style Page - a collection od DONTs for HTML, Automatic Home
Page Generator, Bare Bones Guide to HTML, HTML Quick Reference,
Create A page, and other equally good free stuff in:
http://www.yahoo.com/Computers/World_Wide_Web/HTML/
Here are a couple of other points for folks thinking about getting into
this:
1. Do it. It is easy and it is a part of our future.
2. HTML is the easy part, you need write privileges on a server. It can
be your PC with an IP address (I don't know anything about this) or it
can be some network server. Ideally, in the future, every researcher will
mount his/her research reports on a server and these will be available
free -- our job will be to see that these are indexed and accessible.
3. You can do a nice home page for yourself or your institution that will
help a lot of people. But if you really want to help thousands of people,
you write a page that anyone can link to. For example, a retired
volunteer here has written a page on aging:
http://www.portals.pdx.edu/~isidore/aging.html
Your hospital can point to this page from its home page. If we each did
one of these, it would go a long way toward the virtual medical library. I
propose a standard templated in:
http://www.portals.pdx.edu/~zendog/temp.html
To use this -- select save as html with your web browser, edit the
document replacing the logo with your hospital logo, delete all the
dummy URL's and replace them with really good references, and store
the document where everyone else can get to it.
I don't know what the critical mass is, but if 20 people on this list
created content pages -- who knows, something might happen.
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Millard Johnson PORTALS zendog@lib.pdx.edu
I would rather risk failure than achieve it without risk.
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Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1995 16:51:31 -0700
From: Laurie Potter
Subject: Silicon Snake Oil
Hi, I am forwarding a message a colleague forwarded to me concerning
Cliff Stoll's book, _Silicon Snake Oil: Second
Thoughts on the Information Highway_.
Laurie A. Potter, Univ. of NV School of Medicine Library, Reno, NV. (702)
784-4625, lap@scs.unr.edu
Hello, Cyberpals,
I'm browsing (surfing?) a thought-provoking book, Cliff Stoll's
*Silicon Snake Oil: Second Thoughts on the Information Highway*. Here's
just one of the interesting remarks I've discovered so far: "For all the
promises of virtual communities, it's more important to live a real life in
a real neighborhood."
Stoll suspects that "computers will deviously chew away at libraries
from the inside. They'll eat up book budgets and require librarians that
are more comfortable with computers than with children and scholars.
Libraries will become adept at supplying the public with fast, low-quality
information. The result won't be a library without books--it'll be a
library without value." He believes that's "how our public libraries will
end."
[There has been some discussion of this book on NETTRAIN too. TAK]
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Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 08:38:35 -0400
From: DeAnn Hilmoe
Subject: Re: FYI: medical internet sources
Med-lib,
The June 12, 1995 American Medical News included a 1-page list (p. 12) of
useful online resources for including listservs, newsgroups, gopher sites and
suggested reading. Targeted at physicians, the accompanying article pp.
10,11,13, 14 lists four ways to make the Internet part of their lives. We
can ILL if you can't get it from anywhere else.
DeAnn Hilmoe
deannh@aol.com
St. Mary's Healthcare Center
800 E. Dakota Avenue
Pierre, SD 57501-3313
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 14:37:16 -0400
From: DeAnn Hilmoe
Subject: Re: FYI: medical internet sourc
Medlib:
Here is the complete citation for the article I described.
Sandlin, Nina. The internet: what's on it for you? American Medical News
38(22):10-14.
DeAnn Hilmoe
deannh@aol.com
55555555555555
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 12:47:38 -0400
From: Charlie Wessel
Subject: Alternative Medicine Homepage
Please chech out the homepage I've created on
Alternative Medicine. I have incorporated some
of the suggestions I received from this group..
URL http://www.pitt.edu/~cb/altm.html
Thanks again for everyone's input!
Charlie Wessel
Falk Library of the Health Sciences
University of Pttsburgh
cbw@med.pitt.edu
Date: Thu, 15 Jun 1995 08:41:22 -0400
From: "Thomas L. Williams"
Subject: Re: Alternative Medicine Homepage
We point to Charlie's Homepage from ours - it looks pretty good. We
point to several other related homepages as well - including the alternative
medicine list from Yahoo, IBIS and the Natural Medicine Homepage. You can get to
all of this from our homepage at www.med.miami.edu Under "WWW Biomedical
Resources by Subject" choose "Alternative Medicine" At the moment, all
are functional links.
Tom Williams
Associate Director for Systems
and Access Services
University of Miami School of Medicine
Louis Calder Memorial Library
P.O. Box 016950
Miami, FL 33101
tel. (305) 243-5782
fax. (305) 324-4089
tom@caldmed.med.miami.edu
66666666666666
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 15:28:56 GMT
From: Evan Berle
Subject: asthma and allergies
Sometime ago there was a request in this group for information about asthma and
allergies. Our server now carries a WWW page which may be of interest. The
URL is http://www.pubnix.net/air
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Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 11:37:01 -0500
From: Anna Gieschen
Subject: Re: The Internet is not .......
a substitute for other kinds of human interaction (face to face discussion,
phone conversation, etc.)
Anna Gieschen
Sioux Valley Hospital Library
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
agiesche@charlie.usd.edu
888888888888
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Date: Thu, 15 Jun 1995 08:13:00 PDT
From: "Richetelle,Alberta"
Subject: Biomedicine and Health in the News
Another source to check when you're looking for current medical and health
information in the news is Biomedicine and Health in the News. BHN is
maintained by the Lyman Maynard Stowe Library, University of Connecticut
Health Center and offers quick access to the biomedical and health journal
literature referenced in the New York Times. After hearing about the
University of Minnesota's news feature at MLA last year, we decided to do
the same thing with the New York Times. The response has been very positive
so far.
You can access BHN via the WWW at
http://cortex.uchc.edu/~libweb/libpg1.html or gopher to gopher.uchc.edu
(select "Lyman Maynard Stowe Library").
Also, while you're at our library's homepage, you may want to check out
Healthnet News, a newsletter for those interested in consumer health
information. Healthnet is a statewide outreach program of the UCHC Library
that helps public libraries in Connecticut provide consumer health
information services. The newsletter features reviews of current consumer
health books, information on consumer health organizations, lists of free
and inexpensive publications, and references to current literature on
consumer health topics.
I would be interested in feedback (positive and negative).
Alberta L. Richetelle
Program Director, Healthnet
Lyman Maynard Stowe Library
University of Connecticut Health Center
Farmington CT
richetelle@nso.uchc.edu
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Date: Tue, 20 Jun 1995 04:00:14 -0300
From: Eric Schnell
Subject: Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians
Hello:
I have a working draft of a Web Document called "Writing for the Web:
A Primer for Librarians" available on my Web server. Please remember
it is still a work in progress, so any feedback will be very useful. The
URL is:
http://bones.med.ohio-state.edu/eric/papers/primer/webdocs.htm
Here is the abstract:
ABSTRACT: The most time consuming aspect of setting up
a library Web service is creating and maintaining the documents which
make up the site. While each library will need adapt their own policies
regarding the selection and organization of resources, participants in
a library Web project need to know how to construct basic Web
documents. This paper discusses basic concepts and terminology which
are associated with writing documents for the Web. It is not an in-depth HTML
guide, but a general introduction to the topic. There are numerous hypertext
references to existing documents which do describe HTML in detail.
NOTE: Many of the links within this document will navigate to resources outside
this site. Before you select an outside resource, consider if you wish to
take the detour then or later.
************************************************************
Eric Schnell
Prior Health Sciences Library
The Ohio State University
Voice: 614-292-4870 FAX: 614-292-5717
E-Mail: schnell.9@osu.edu
URL : http://bones.med.ohio-state.edu/eric/eric.html
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Date: Wed, 21 Jun 1995 20:53:59 GMT
From: "Dr. Cecil E. Greek"
Subject: Medstuff: new WWW site
Medstuff is a new Internet medical site.
We are group of doctors devoted to giving expert medical opinions on
Medical-Legal matters to risk management
professionals from hospitals, clinics and other health institutions as
well as attorneys, both for the plaintiff and defense.
We also offer initial consultations to patients who feel they have
received inadequate or improper medical care.
In addition, Medstuff has a recreational page just for health care
professionals. It includes travel and resort planning, plus a real
estate division featuring condo rentals, time shares, and
international residence exchange programs.
http://www.opennet.com/medstuff
1111111111111111111111111111111
From: Celia Hukins
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 1995 14:06:02 GMT+1
Subject: Correction - Yet another medical web site
Here at Salford Royal Hospitals we offer provide a web service for
university staff, and have set up a home page intended to provide
clinicans with sources related to their specialty. It is still in
its early stages, and comments would be welcome. There is an emphasis
on UK resources where available; most of the sources mentioned in Tom
Roper's IWR article are there.
The address is http://www.hop.man.ac.uk/misc/medres.html
You can also access the general library page at
http://www.hop.man.ac.uk/lib/lib.html
The pages have been set up by myself and Malcolm Pitcher, our
computer specialist
Celia Hukins
Chief Librarian
Salford Royal Hospitals NHS Trust
Hope Hospital
Stott Lane
Salford M6 8HD
Tel: 0161 787 5971 Fax 0161 787 5409
Email: Chukins@fs1.ho.man.ac.uk
Url: http://www.hop.man.ac.uk/staff/chukins/chukins.html
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Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 14:42:36 -0400
From: smccullo@hpb.hwc.ca (Steve McCullough)
To: mmatrix-l@www.kumc.edu
Subject: Re: NEW: case discussion list for MDs
Message-ID: <9506261842.AA17648@hpb.hwc.ca>
I will reply to these two nested questions by quoting the subscription
passage from the CLINICAL info document. Retrieve the full document by
sending "info clinical" in the body of an email message to
majordomo@www.hwc.ca or by looking at the CMA WWW site at
http://www.hwc.ca:8400/.
SUBSCRIBING TO CLINICAL Q&A
Subscription to Clinical Q&A is restricted to licensed physicians.
North American physicians:
To subscribe send a signed letter on your professional letterhead that provides
your email address and one of: CMA membership number, licensure number or DEA
number. Send the letter to Steve McCullough, CMA Online webmaster, by mail or
by fax.
Regular mail: Fax:
Publications Department 613 523-0937
Canadian Medical Association
PO Box 8650
Ottawa ON K1G 0G8
Physicians outside North America:
Please send a letter as above, but please include as well a photocopy of your
licensure certificate or medical school diploma. You may mark this photocopy as
"VOID" but please make sure it remains legible.
All materials will remain confidential.
>>> As a follow up to my earlier post, I want to clarify the nature of the
>>> Canadian Medical Association's CLINICAL Q&A mailing list.
>>>
>>> 1. Subscribers from all over the world are welcome. In fact they are
>>> encouraged -- a broad base of experience will only improve the usefulness of
>>> the list.
>>>
>>Good, because I'd also like to subscribe to such a list as this.
>>
>>> 2. We are restricting the membership to licensed physicians
>>>
>>How can I persuade you, that I am a fully registered (with the GMC) doctor,
>>who is also a Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists,
>>neither organization being noted for being in the 20th Century with regard to
>>I.T?
>>
>>
>>Dr Robin Burr
>>Registrar O & G
>>Durham, U.K
>>
>>Robin@docrob.demon.co.uk
>
>
>Dear List supervisor
>
>Ditto! I would be interested in joining your list. I missed the details
>on subscribing but am likewise curious as to how to provide medical
>registration details. Please let us all know!
>
>
>Nigel Lever
>Research Fellow and Advanced Trainee inCardiology
>
>--------------------------------------
>Nigel Lever
>Department of Medicine
>Wellington Clinical School of Medicine
>Wellington, New Zealand
>Phone (64) 04 385 5999 X 5618
>Fax (64) 04 389 5725
>--------------------------------------
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http://www.hwc.ca:8400/ | mine, and not necessarily
Administrator, CLINICAL mailing list | those of the Canadian Medical
Send info clinical to majordomo@www.hwc.ca | Association.
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Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 10:49:01 -0500
From: Peg Allen
Subject: Re: Physicians' Online Web page
>Peg - What is the URL? Thank you.
After at least four individual requests, am posting to the list:
http://www.po.com/hyper.html
When I discovered the scope of what they're offering (planning stages for
Internet access), I was so steamed I didn't note address. I know that we've
discussed the search engine here in past, but the whole concept is quite
intriging.
Try a search on the word physicians if you have Infoseek or some other
search software on your www provider (I just installed a Netscape upgrade).
Some interesting resources...
********************************************
Margaret (Peg) Allen, MLS-AHIP
Library/Information Consultant &
Editor, International Nursing Index
PO Box 2, 308 Kann, Stratford, WI 54484-0002
(715)687-4976 or (715)687-2287 Fax: Call first
pallen@wis.com
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Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 14:20:51 -0600
From: Bob Pisciotta
Subject: 1995 MLA/7ICML Web Update
The 1995 MLA Annual Meeting and the 7th International
Congress on Medical Librarianship are now fond--and
distant--memories for many of us. That#s why it#s such a
good time to revisit the #95 MLA/7ICML web site--to relive the
magic of these meetings. As an added bonus, Brian Warling
and his WWW team have posted some new information.
The meeting web site is accessible from MLANET--
http://www.kumc.edu/MLA/
New to the meeting web site are the final issues of the
Global Gazette. There#s also a final word from meeting chair
Linda Watson. Upcoming is the last batch of photos from
the MLA meeting and the International Congress.
Still in place are all the other meeting related
goodies--program information, metropolitan information, hotel
maps. What better way to wax nostalgic about a wonderful
meeting than to traipse through the meeting web site.
Also, be on the lookout for updates on web site development
for the 1996 MLA Annual Meeting in Kansas City.
Bob Pisciotta
A.R. Dykes Library
The University of Kansas Medical Center
2100 W. 39th Ave.
Kansas City, KS 66160-7180
(913) 588-7311 (voice)
(913) 588-7304 (fax)
bpisciot@kumc.wpo.ukans.edu
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To: medibib-l
Subject: WWW-Konferenz Proceedings
Status: R
Das mag den ein oder anderen interessieren. (aus PACS-L)
O.Obst
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"Proceedings of the Third International World-Wide Web Conference,
10-14 April, 1995, Darmstadt, Germany" Computer Networks and
ISDN Systems 27(6) [available to journal subscribers, conference
attendees, and those who order a print copy at
http://www.elsevier.nl/www3/] -- The proceedings of this conference
have been published simultaneously on the World Wide Web and in
print to a limited audience: the attendees of the conference,
subscribers to the journal, and purchasers of this issue. Persons
in those categories have access to a password that enables them to
visit the online archive. The online archive has a number of
interesting research articles on the World Wide Web, and each article
includes numerous links to online information and a "printable"
version of the file in Adobe Acrobat format. -- RT
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Fw: Medicine Online
Status: R
FYI, Obst (aus NEW-JOUR)
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From: owner-newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
Tue, 27 Jun 1995 03:52:18 GMT
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Subject: Medicine Online
Forwarded message:
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 14:40:14 -0400 (EDT)
From: Directory of E-Journals
Subject: Medicine Online
http://www.cityscape.co.uk/users/ad88/med.htm
"The International Journal of Medicine"
[Currnet issue Table of Contents]
Neurotic Disorders and Somatisation by Dr Ben Green, MRCPsych.
Resources for Mental Health Version 2.1 (International Version) available
FREE on the Internet, and directly accessible from this page British
Medical Journal
Research Round-Up
Ask Dr Ivan, the third of our new Question and Answer Column by Dr Ivan
Goldberg (see our Archives for earlier columns)
Cape Cod Institute: "The Connected Computer" and 21 other summer courses.
ad88@CityScape.co.uk
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l, inetbib@zb.ub.uni-dortmund.de
Subject: The Internet is not ...
Status: R
Die Frage nach Vollendung des Satzes "The Internet is not ..." geisterte
seit geraumer Zeit in der Liste MEDLIB-L herum. Betrachten sie den (von mir
leicht editierten) Summary einfach als Versuch, das Sommerloch zu fuellen
:-)
Oliver Obst
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Date: Thu, 15 Jun 1995 14:40:35 -0400
From: Peter Schoenberg
Subject: Summary of responses to: THE INTERNET IS...
>Here the responses to my request to help me complete the sentence.
>
> The internet is not...
>
>I also got (or the list got) a number of responses in the form of The
Internet is...
>
>Since this is not Jeopardy, you are all winners.
>
>Responses as of June 15, 1995 1400 MST
>
>The Internet is not...
>.. for sale?
>.. Medline (since many people suggest complicated searches when I pull up a
simple Webcrawler form!)
>.. Organized or classified
>.. a replacement for traditional libraries but a supplement to them
>.. in 1993: something I had a clue about
>.. in 1995: something I could live without.
>.. a replacement for libraries
>.. always correct in the information it provides
>.. A Vulcan Mind Meld.
>.. The be-all and end-all, but it sure helps!
>.. a free source/replacement for all of the journals that you would
otherwise have to pay for if you had them locally
>.. a free source/replacement for all of the databases that you would
otherwise have to pay for online or locally mounted
>.. comprehensive
>.. a library, or a panacea/alternative for not having a library or access
to one
>.. always authoritative
>.. optional any more. It's a must.
>.. eating my life. It is not! It is not!
>.. for the faint of heart
>.. for Technophobes
>.. JUST for fun (it can be used for work too!)
>.. as difficult to use as everybody thinks
>.. utopia
>.. easy
>.. as effective, *on average*, as the most rudimentary subject index of
literature.
>.. a substitute for other kinds of human interaction (face to face
discussion, phone conversation, etc.)
>.. organized, quality-filtered, or easy to use effectivly.
>
>The Internet is...
>.. something that feels alive and vital because it's constantly changing.
This makes it exciting, which lead to the metaphor of 'surfing'.
>.. the electronic equivalent of CB radio (stolen from Dave Barry).
>.. very time-consuming to learn, and extremely time- and
resource-consuming to set up in a 'friendly' fashion.
>.. more likely to have 'something' on any topic, no matter how poor, than a
basic library of any type, for the person willing to look long enough.
This does not make the 'something' inherently valuable, just thrilling to find.
>.. easier to use to contact subject experts, and less intimidating than
phone calls and quicker than surface mail. It is also full of people who
call themselves subject experts but have no qualifications, experience or
training to be so.
>.. deceptive in feeling more 'up to date' than regular library resources.
Library materials shout their date at you. It can be very difficult, if
not impossible, to find out when Internet material was written or compiled.
>.. like a space probe. You send it up and you never know whether it will
reach intelligent life!!
>.. Another tool
>.. another communications medium.
>.. Like other media -- e.g. crayons, speech, telephone, print, broadcast,
vinyl, magnetic tape, typewriting memos -- it has features that make it a
useful tool for some purposes and inappropriate to others. Some types of
communication can work *only* on the Internet; some only with a kiss.
>
(I have seen students refuse to walk 20 feet to a shelf holding a
dictionary or encyclopedia to get a quick answer to a simple reference
question in favor of using an online version that took several minutes to
access through the net.)
>
>THE END, thanks for all your input.
>
<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>
Peter Schoenberg
Library Services, Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Site, CHA
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T5G 0B7
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Status: R
FYI, O.Obst
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From: owner-newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
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Subject: d-lib magazine
Forwarded message:
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 10:56:56 -0400
From: Amy Friedlander
Subject: d-lib magazine
[N.B.: The Corporation for National Research Initiatives (CNRI) is
planning a release of the following Internet Journal, probably before
the end of July. The Moderators]
D-Lib Magazine: The Magazine of the Digital Library Forum
The Digital Library Forum announces D-Lib Magazine, an on-line magazine,
which offers a broad range of technical and professional users
opportunities to browse, access, and comment on current work in digital
library research, advanced development, and implementation. The
magazine has been created by the Corporation for National Research
Initiatives (CNRI) on behalf of the Information Infrastructure
Technology and Applications (IITA) task group of the High Performance
Computing and Communications (HPCC) program.
The purpose of D-Lib Magazine is to nurture and facilitate communication
among the many agencies, organizations, institutions, and individuals
participating or interested in digital library research and its eventual
application. The magazine disseminates descriptions of current research
and implementation projects and provides for interaction with the
community through announcements and communications to the Editor. One
section of the magazine is devoted to pointers, which are used
throughout research stories and briefings as another means of furthering
interaction among users and disseminating important information.
The magazine is itself an experiment in electronic publishing. We have
no -- and propose no -- print analogue, and the editors will be most
intrigued by substantive articles that take advantage of the power of
hypermedia while retaining the strengths of traditional, print
publishing. In addition, D-Lib Magazine will be used as a testbed for
new methods of electronic publishing and techniques of digital
librarianship. So that these experiments will not prove a barrier to
users with slow network connections or less-than-the latest
technologies, the magazine will be issued in standard and advanced
versions.
The address of the publication is: dlib@cnri.reston.va.us
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From: "Ian Winship, Univ Northumbria Info Services"
Wed, 28 Jun 1995 17:20:57 +0100 (BST)
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk, lis-scitech@mailbase.ac.uk
Cc: ian.winship@unn.ac.uk
Subject: Occupational safety and health WWW addresses
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Message forwarded by
Ian Winship, University of Northumbria Information Services
(ian.winship@unn.ac.uk)
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From: "Belinky, Barry R."
Several users have been asking for Industrial Hygiene and Occupational
Safety & Health www sites lately. Here is my list - - hope it helps.
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/homepage.html National Institute for Occupational
Safety &
Health (NIOSH) Home Page
http://www.cdc.gov/ Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC)
Home
Page
http://www.nih.gov/ National Institutes of Health (NIH) Home
Page
http://www.osha.gov/ Occupational Safety and Health
Administration Home
Page
gopher://gopher.mc.duke.edu/ Duke University Occupational Medicine
Program
http://www.ccohs.ca/ Canadian Centre for Occupational Health
and Safety
Home Page
"http://www.who.ch/ World Health Organization (WHO) WWW Home Page
http://romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu/DEHS/dehs.html U of Illinois-Urbana Champaign,
Division of
Environmental Health & Safety
http://www.eh.doe.gov/ Dept. Of Energy Environmental Health &
Safety
Technical Information Services (TIS)
http://ergoweb.mech.utah.edu/ ErgoWeb Home Page
http://www.siu.edu/departments/environ/ Southern Illinois University EH&S
http://relm.lmi.org/Armyih/ Army IH Home Page
http://www.acq.osd.mil/ens/sh/ Department of Defense OS&H Home Page
http://www.osha-slc.gov/ OSHA Salt Lake City Home Page
http://www.tc.cornell.edu:80/~hedge/ Cornell Ergonomics
http://sun10.sep.bnl.gov/seproot.html Brookhaven Lab E,H&S Program
http://atsdr1.atsdr.cdc.gov:8080/atsdrhome.html ATSDR Home Page
htt[://www-oem.ucdavis.edu Agriculture Health and Safety
Center, Univ of Cal at Davis
http://www.ccohs.ca Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and
Safety
http://www.epa.gov Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
http://hammock.ifas.ufl/edu FAIRS Florida Agricultural
Information Retrieval System
http://www.niehs.nih.gov National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences
(NIEHS)
http://www.nlm.nih.gov National Library of Medicine (NLM)
http://www.nioh.se/nioh.htm Swedish National Institute of
Occupational Health (NIOH)
http://pegasus.uthct.edu/TIOSG/TIOSH.html Texas Institute of Occupational
Saftery and Health
http://www.nihs.go/jp Universtiy of Occupational Safety &
Health, Japan
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Subject: kombucha
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1995 09:16:00 -0500
From: Patty Williams
Subject: Kombucha tea home page
In response to the person(s) who was looking for information on
Kombucha Tea: I discovered a WWW site devoted to articles and
info on Kombucha Tea and its healing qualities.
The URL is:
http://www.webcom.com/~sease/kombucha/kombucha.html
Patricia Williams
Librarian for Automation and Planning
Library Phone: 207-871-4080
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Status: R
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1995 11:16:07 EDT
From: Nancy Start
Subject: Re: Association WWW Home pages...
**From Steve Foote
responding to posting to MEDLIB-L
you could try something called
MedWeb: Societies and Associations
http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.societies.html
and the really exemplary Scholarly Societies Project
from the University of Waterloo Electronic Library at
http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/society/overview.html
which has a page devoted to Health Sciences at
http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/society/healthsci_soc.html
-Steve Foote
Health Sciences Center Library
Emory University
Atlanta GA
>Conan the Librarian wrote:
>This message is being cross-posted so 'scuse the duplication.
>
>Am interested in coming up with a nice fat list of sites for Association
>Home pages on the Web (yes, I've already tried the directories and search
>engines on Netscape...).
>
>Please respond directly to moi. If you'd like me to post the results to the
>list, PLEASE indicate which list you saw this on. Thank you.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> Glenn Ferdman, MLS
> Head Librarian
> Foundation of Research and Education (FORE) Library
> of the American Health Information Management Assoc. (AHIMA)
> 919 N. Michigan Ave., suite 1400 Chicago, IL 60611-1683
> (312)787-2672, x275 (312)787-9793 (fax) glennf@interaccess.com (e-mail)
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FYI, O.Obst
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From: n.mcsweeney@ucc.ie
29 Jun 1995 15:47:13 +0000 (GMT)
To: lis-medical@mailbase.ac.uk
Subject: New www site
Cork Internet Working Group announces The Irish Medical Home Page, a World
Wide Web site aimed at Health Care Staff coming on to the Internet. The site
contains information for Health Staff in Hospitals and the Community.
The Home Page which can be found at the (URL) http://www.eirenet.net/IMHP/
contains links to resources for solving patient care and public health
problems.
Cork Internet Group is a non-profit making multi-disciplinary group of
doctors, computer specialists and UCC librarians. They came together early
in 1995 and ran the first Irish workshops on medical uses of the Internet.
Comments would be gratefully received
Niall McSweeney
Medical Librarian
Cork University Gospital
Wilton Cork City
Ireland
n.mcsweeney@ucc.ie or niallm@eirenet.net
voice:010 353 21 343688
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Subject: 7. Internationaler Kongress / Resuemee 1
Status: O
Liebe Medibibler,
eine der faszinierendsten Erfahrungen eines internationalen Kongress ist
das Internationale. Aus sage und schreibe 80 Laendern kamen die Teilnehmer
des 7. Int. Kongress fuer Medizinisches Bibliothekswesen nach Washington, DC.
So ist es nicht verwunderlich, mit Bibliothekaren aus den Bahamas, der
Schweiz und Belgien an einem Tisch zu sitzen oder die Nationaltrachten
exotischer Staaten bewundern zu koennen (eine Augenweide angesichts der
Anzug+Schlips - Uniformitaet).
Sortiert man die Teilnehmerliste nach Laendern, kann man einige
interessante Feststellungen ueber die "bibliothekarische Auslandsstaerke
(bA)" der jeweiligen Laender treffen. Der bA-Wert setzt sich logischerweise
aus Teilnehmerzahl, Entfernung zwischen Heimatland und Konferenzort in
Stunden sowie der Einwohnerzahl des Heimatlandes in folgender Weise
zusammen:
Teilnehmerzahl * Anreisezeit[h]
bA-Wert = --------------------------------
Einwohnerzahl
4 * 10 std.
Der bA-Wert Deutschlands betraegt also ca. ------------ = 1,8 msek ,
80.000.000
waehrend der bA-Wert fuer Schweden 10 * 10 std. / 9 Mio. = 40 msek , also
etwa das 22fache betraegt.
Die Einheit der bibliothekarischen Auslandsstaerke ist erstaunlicherweise
die Zeit [Stunde oder Millisekunde]; Loesungen fuer dieses Raetsel bitte
an den Autor.
Da ich momentan leider nicht genug von diesen Einheiten besitze, ueberlasse
ich die genaue Ausarbeitung dieses Themas (nicht den Koelner Karnevalisten,
sondern) dynamischeren Kollegen. Einwohnerzahlen finden sich in jedem
Brockhaus, Anreisezeiten lassen sich anhand von Flugplaenen und
Entfernungstabellen leicht berechnen. Was hindert mich noch daran, Ihnen
allen zuzurufen: Auf, ans Werk ?!
Gruesse,
O.Obst
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1. 413 U.S.A. Gastgeberland
2. 40 Japan Reisefreudiges Land, hoher bA-Wert
3. 24 United Kingdom Die angloamerikanische Connection
4. 19 Canada So wenige, das ueberrascht wirklich!
5. 10 Sweden Das europaeische Land mit dem hoechsten
bA-Wert? (aber beachten sie Litauen!)
10 Australia siehe Punkt 3
10 Brazil Brasilien?
8. 9 R.O. China
9 India
10. 8 Indonesia
8 Norway Angeregt durch die Konferenz in Oslo
1994 ?
12. 7 Hong Kong
13. 6 Netherlands
14. 5 Spain
5 China
5 Belgium
5 Switzerland
18. 4 South Africa
4 Saudi Arabia
4 Venezuela
4 Philippines
4 Germany Und hier stehen wir - auf einer Stufe mit Venezuela,
Saudiarabien, Suedafrika und den Philippinen ...
23. 3 Finland
3 Trinidad/Tobago
3 Peru
3 Czech Republic
3 Costa Rica
28. 2 Romania
2 Ukraine
2 Lebanon
2 West Indies
2 Portugal
2 Poland
2 Croatia
2 Denmark
2 France
2 Egypt
2 Malawi
2 Armenia
2 Kyrgystan
2 Lithuania
2 Zimbabwe
2 Argentina
2 Thailand
2 Rep. Dominica
2 Italy
47. 1 Iceland
1 Ireland
1 Mauritania
1 Moldova
1 Morocco
1 New Zealand
1 Latvia
1 Kazakhstan
1 Mexico
1 Pakistan
1 Rep. Djibouti
1 Hungary
1 Israel
1 Guam
1 Rep. of Georgia
1 Paraguay
1 Ghana
1 Nigeria
1 Jamaica
1 Uzbekistan
1 Bahamas
1 Congo
1 Sultanate Oman
1 Estonia
1 Tanzania
1 Malaysia
1 Russia
1 Belarus
1 Ethiopa
1 Zambia
1 BurkinaFaso
1 Bangladesh
1 Barbados
1 UnitedArab
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Subject: komm website
Status: R
Date: Sat, 1 Jul 1995 02:33:00 GMT
From: Jason Barrett
Subject: NEW MEDICAL/HEALTH WEBSITE
NEW MEDICAL/HEALTH WEBSITE: We'd like to welcome all newsgroup members
to our website (which is appropriate to any newsgroup). We are focusing
mainly on alternative medical and health topics; such as reversing the
aging process, biofeedback, successful laser eye surgery, treatment of
sports-related injuries, innovative procedures for restoring hair, new
nutritional products, medical stock newsletters, and healthy singles'
lifestyles. Visit our website at http://haven.ios.com/~allcomp or
e-mail to allcomp@haven.ios.com (To all web moderators: Our web is
currently a beta testsite, not a commercial one - it is not "spam". If
this posting is inappropriate to your newsgroup, please remove it and
accept our apology. Any mistake was due to lack of sufficient newsgroup
information and was not deliberate. It is not necessary to e-mail us
back because we will see that the notice has been removed).
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Status: O
FYI, O.Obst
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 1995 13:17:39 CDT
From: Neal Shorstein
Subject: NEW: ARTS-MD - Physician-Performers and Artists
ARTS-MD on MAILSERV@NCAL.KAIPERM.ORG - Physicians who are Performers and
Artists
ARTS-MD is an ongoing discussion for physicians (MDs), residents, and
med students who are:
* Actors * Directors * Producers
* Writers * Painters * Film-makers
* Musicians * Comedy Artists * Photographers
* Dancers * Singers * Performance Artists...
This discussion group is intended for the exchange of ideas, projects,
and advice between Physician-Performers/Artists; doctors who share a
deep commitment to and a passionate pursuit of the performing or fine
arts.
Correspondence concerning members' activities, reviews, news, problems,
travels, and projects are encouraged. Medically related topics in the
arts are relevant.
Future enhancements to the list will include the ability to store and
retrieve members' biographies.
This list is periodically edited.
To join, send an e-letter to: MAILSERV@NCAL.KAIPERM.ORG with the
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Subject: Tagung fuer patientenbibliothekare
To: medibib-l@uni-muenster.de
Date: Mon, 3 Jul 1995 16:08:33 +0200 (MES)
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Aus dem Bibliotheksdienst:
Vom 23. - 25. August findet eine Tagung fuer Patientenbibliothekare statt.
Ort: Hofgeismar, Evgl. Akademie.
Gebuehr: 200,-
Anmeldung bis 15.7.: z.Hd. Frau Doerte Melzer, Cansteinstr.1, 33647 Bielefeld,
FAX: 0521-9440-181 (Verband der evang. Buechereien in Westfalen)
Gruss,
O.Obst
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Subject: 5. Edition des Directory of Electronic discussion lists ...
Status: R
FYI, O.Obst (ab dieser Ausgabe gibt es nur noch einen "subset" umsonst
uebers Internet, der volle Text muss gekauft werden (interessant, oder?).
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Date: Mon, 3 Jul 1995 10:52:24 CDT
From: Ann Okerson
Subject: 1995 Listings of E-Serials Available Online
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
This message is cross-posted to several relevant lists.
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The Office of Scientific & Academic Publishing of the Association
of Research Libraries is happy to announce the availaiblity of two
resources of interest to Internet users:
_____________________________________________________________________
DIRECTORY OF ELECTRONIC JOURNALS, NEWSLETTERS, AND ACADEMIC DICUSSION
LISTS, 5th Edition, May 1995 (GOPHER EDITION)
An abridged version of this resource is available on the ARL gopher
as of June 30th, 1995. The URL is:
gopher://arl.cni.org:70/11/scomm/edir
Here is the path to the gopher version:
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Scholarly Communication
Directory of Electronic ...
1995 ...
This version contains a significant subset from the full database
version available via the printed edition, including: Introduction,
Foreword, a link to Charles Bailey's E-Publishing Bibliography, and the
Titles/Descriptions/Contact information for nearly 700 Internet serials
and 2500 discussion lists.
The journal and newsletter entries were compiled by Lisabeth King,
Research Assistant at ARL; the gopher version was compiled by Douglas
Lay, Research Assistant at ARL. The e-lists are coordinated and
maintained by Diane K. Kovacs and Team, Kent State University. The
resource was made available on the ARL server by Dru Mogge, Electronic
Services Coordinator.
For those of you who link to our resource, the 1994 files have now
been dropped and your links to us may no longer work. Please update
them, and if you have questions, please contact Dru Mogge (dru@cni.org)
For electronic information about the printed edition and how to order
it, please contact: osap@cni.org
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NewJour Announcement List
NewJour is an electronic announcement list that updates the ARL
Directory of Electronic Journals and Newsletters between its annual,
formal printed and networked editions. As of June 1995, it has 2,000
subscribers from all seven continents and posts on average ten new
networked serials per day. "New" titles are either brand new creations
or titles that are newly discovered for the ARL database of e-serials.
NewJour welcomes your interest and announcements and hopes to offer
enhanced services before the end of 1995.
To subscribe to NewJour, send a message to:
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NewJour was created in Summer 1993 and and provides a place for creators
of new electronic journals to report their plans and announcements to
potential subscribers. It is also updated by postings from the ARL
staff as they routinely discover new Internet serial titles (journals,
newsletters, magazines, zines, and other formats).
This electronic conference began on server space provided by the
American Mathematical Society. In January of 1995 it relocated to a
site offered at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Computer
Analysis of Texts, a group that offered service and support for
our growing enterprise.
The complete set of backfiles of NewJour postings is updated daily
It is a fully searchable archive and can be found at:
gopher://ccat.sas.upenn.edu:5070/11/journals/newjour
The list is co-moderated by:
Ann Okerson/Association of Research Libraries
James O'Donnell/Professor of Classics, University of Pennsylvania
Happy Serial Cyber-Hunting to you all,
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Subject: Medline ueber WWW - beta Tester gesucht!
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June 29, 1995
ANNOUNCEMENT: NLM Seeks Beta Testers for Internet Grateful Med
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) created the Medical Literature
Analysis and Retrieval System (MEDLARS) to provide rapid online access
to the NLM databases. MEDLINE, the most widely used of the more than
40 MEDLARS databases, contains 7 million references dating back to
1966. NLM has been providing online access to the information in
these files for many years. Advances in software, hardware and
communications now make it possible for NLM to provide new
functionality to serve our more than 100,000 users.
Internet Grateful Med (IGM) is a new NLM system for providing access
to MEDLARS via the Internet and the World-Wide Web. The Internet
Grateful Med prototype for assisted searching in MEDLINE has been
alpha-tested inside NLM and is nearly ready for beta testing. The
system applies multiple resources including the Unified Medical
Language System (UMLS) Metathesaurus to help a user create, submit,
and refine a search in MEDLINE. The Internet Grateful Med system
works well with Netscape Navigator, the most prevalent of the many
World-Wide Web browsers available. There are versions of Netscape
Navigator for users having PCs running Microsoft Windows, Macintosh
computers running System 7 or higher, and Unix workstations running
the X Window System. We have also successfully used the X version of
NCSA Mosaic for Unix workstations, and the Macintosh browser called
MacWeb from EINet. The Windows and Macintosh versions of NCSA Mosaic
do not yet work perfectly with Internet Grateful Med.
A candidate for beta testing Internet Grateful Med must
1. Be a current user of Netscape Navigator Version 1.0 or higher, or
of the X version of NCSA Mosaic for a Unix workstation, or of MacWeb
2. Have an Internet connection (either direct via an institutional
local area network connected to the Internet, OR via modem dial-up
to a SLIP or PPP account at an Internet access provider -- 9,600 baud
minimum; 14,400 baud or faster for better performance)
3. Search MEDLINE at least once a week on average.
Users of varying backgrounds and searching fluency are actively
sought. The testing will begin in July, with groups of testers
brought on line in phases during the Summer as we confirm our ability
to serve them properly. We anticipate a beta-test period of several
months leading to a production release of Internet Grateful Med by
the end of 1995. User comments and feedback are extremely important
to us as we work toward the production release.
If you would like to participate in this testing process or have
questions about this announcement, please send an email message to
"access@nlm.nih.gov". Include your name, physical mailing address,
telephone and fax numbers, and email address. Though we cannot
guarantee that all who express interest will be selected as testers,
we look forward to working with several hundred persons as we improve
the capabilities of the Internet Grateful Med prototype.
The Internet Grateful Med (IGM) Beta Test Work Group
National Library of Medicine/NICHSR
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Die Studie vergleicht die Zsn.-Kosten 1991-1995 nach Fachgebieten und
Publikationslaendern.
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From: Lynn Fortney, EBSCO
The fifth edition of the Index Medicus Price Study is out (we had it in the
booth at MLA). It's available at no charge by contacting me on the net
(LYNNF@EBSCO.COM) or by phone (205/991-1481) or even by mail.
I'm especially happy to honor requests for additional copies to go to
medical center administrators, library committees, etc. That's who
really needs to know this stuff...the librarians among us already do!
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Status: O
Liebe Medibibler,
dieses hier ist zwar aus MEDLIB-L, ich wollte es aber nicht in dem Digest
untergehen lassen. Also, zur allgemeinen Erheiterung (vor dem Wochenende):
Gruesse, O.Obst
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Date: Fri, 30 Jun 1995 13:38:17 EST
From: Jenny Reiswig
Subject: CHAT: holiday weekend silliness
I've been scouting "fun" Web sites for training purposes (it's my
story and I'm sticking to it) and I came across this NEAT
folksong archive (yes, it's off-topic, but just wait) at
http://web2.xerox.com/docs/DigiTrad/
It's called the Digital Tradition and has words and music for
probably over a thousand folksongs including this SLIGHTLY
risque one entitled...
THE BOLD LIBRARIAN
(Joy Rutherford)
So here for your delectation is the text of this song -
I don't have a sound card so I have no idea what the melody
is supposed to be, but I hope you will all take a crack at it
sitting at your terminals as you get ready for the weekend.
-- Jenny Reiswig
Health Sciences Library
Toronto East General Hospital
reiswig@vax.library.utoronto.ca
-----< here it comes - professional discretion advised >-----
THE BOLD LIBRARIAN / Joy Rutherford
Oh, some, they like the sailor man
When he comes back to shore,
And some they like the beggar man
That begs from door to door,
And some, they like the soldier man
With his musket and his can,
But my delight can read and write,
He's the bold librarian.
Now, this librarian, he rode out all in the dewy morn,
And he met with the farmer's daughter and loudly he blew his horn.
"Come in my bold librarian, and I'll mek thee a pot of tea.
Me father, and mother have gone to town and there's nobody here but me."
"I have a book for your mother, dear, called, `Love that dare not speak,'
And another for your old father called, `Gunfighters of Mustang Creek,'
But nothing I have for you, my dear," this librarian did say,
"But anything you shall request you shall have it right away."
"OO'," said the farmer's daughter and she glowed all over with fire.
"Is it true you can bring your readers anything they desire?"
"Oh, yes," said the bold librarian, "Oh, yes, indeed I will.
Take me up to your chamber and I'll show you my ... professional skill."
So they went upstairs together and they laid down on the bed,
And he faceted her in every detail from `A' unto `Zed',
'Til he couldn't classify her under maidens anymore.
He said, "Such dynamic service you've never had before."
Now this librarian he arose and he put on all his clothes,
And out of his pocket he drew handfuls of gold,
Saying, "Take this, my dearest Polly, for thee and thy baby.
It really belongs to the Book Fund, but I'll give it all to thee."
Oh come, my bold librarian and won't you marry me?
Oh no, my dearest Polly, such things can never be,
For married I am already to a quiet little thing.
I've a first and second edition and a third coming out in spring.
"But dost tha truly love me?" the farmer's daughter said.
"What d'you mean," said the librarian, "Just because we've been to bed?
In my most high profession love and sex cannot combine,
[spoken]
Because SEX is 612.6 and LOVE, which I classify under virtues not
otherwise accounted for, is 179.9
Come all you pretty fair maids, this warning you must heed;
You must marry some simple ploughboy who can neither write nor read.
For he may be poor and humble, but he'll love you the best he can.
And have naught to do with that roving blade who drives the library van.
(DT of April 1995)
-----< thus endeth the song. go back to work >-----------------
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Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 13:24:15 -0400
From: Martin P Courtois
Subject: Call for Papers-BSD/SLA
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 1995 16:39:48 -0400 (EDT)
From: Tom Turner
Subject: Second Call for Papers/BSD/SLA
SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS -- BOSTON 1996
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS SESSION
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DIVISION
SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION
Biological and Life Sciences librarians and information specialists --
the SLA Biological Sciences Division is planning its annual
Contributed Papers Session for Boston Conference, June 1996.
The session theme:
Locally Mounted Electronic Products
in
Biomedical and Life Sciences Libraries
Here is an opportunity to share with your colleagues recent research or work
in progress on locally mounted electronic products, such as CD-ROM's, LAN's,
databases, etc. How did you measure a need for the product? What steps did
you take in implementing the product? What technological (and political)
challenges did you have to overcome? In what ways have you evaluated the
success of the product?
ABSTRACT: A 200-500 word abstract should accurately convey the subject of
the paper, its scope, conclusions and relevance to the program theme.
Attention will be paid to evidence of scholarship in methodology.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS: September 15, 1995.
PAPERS: If chosen, acceptance of your paper reflects a commitment on your
part to 1) submit the complete text of your paper to the program convener by
March 31, 1996; 2) give a presentation of your paper for no longer than 20
minutes at the Boston SLA conference; 3) where appropriate and feasible, offer
a brief demonstration or representation of your electronic product during
your presentation.
SUBMIT ABSTRACT (preferably by e-mail) TO:
Liese Tajiri, Information Services, Research Triangle Institute,
P.O. Box 12194, 3040 Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-2194
e-mail: LIESE@RTI.ORG
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How long is the side effects of pedatric hodgkins in the groin ? If sow
then how long will it take to recover emotionally and physically?
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Subj: pedatric hodgkins disease
Date: 95-07-11 13:22:05 EDT
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How long do the side effects of pedatric hodgkins diease last in the groin?
Do you find the state of mind in a patient changes after the disease in the
age group 15-35.
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How long do the side effects of pedatric hodgkins diease last in the groin?
Do you find the state of mind in a patient changes after the disease in the
age group 15-35.
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> From lis-medical-request@mailbase.ac.uk Wed Jul 12 01:14:22 1995
> Date: Mon, 10 Jul 1995 16:49:30 +0000
> From: rayl100@s1.cxwms.ac.uk (Mrs S V Howard)
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> LIBRARY ASSOCIATION HEALTH LIBRARIES GROUP
> DIARY OF EVENTS
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> ISSUE NO. 95/2 (updated)
> JUNE 1995
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> AUGUST 1995
> 20-26 IFLA Libraries of the
> future.
> 61st Council and General
> Conference, Istanbul. Details:
> IFLA International Secretariat, PO
> Box 90, Besiktas 80691, Istanbul,
> Turkey.
> Tel: 90 212 227 8738.
> Fax: 90 212 227 8739
>
> 21-24
> 4th Nordic Conference for Medical
> Libraries: Health Information -
> Research & Development.
> Copenhagen. Registration 1500 DKK
> (before 15/5/95).
> Details: Inger Vibele Nielsen,
> Psychiatric Research Library,
> Psychiatric Hospital in Aarhus,
> DK-8240, Risskov, Denmark.
>
> 29-31
> Routes to Quality: Practical
> approaches to quality in Library
> and Information Services.
> Bournemouth University Library.
> Details: Sally Grant, Bournemouth
> University,
> Dorset House Library, Talbot
> Campus, Poole,
> Dorset, BH12 5BB.
> Tel: 01202 595044, Fax: 01202
> 595475
> E-mail: pcohen@bmth.ac.uk
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> 31 Aug - 4 Sept
> 1st Northumbria International
> Conference on Performance
> Measurement in Libraries.
> Contact: Information North, Bolbec
> Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle-
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> Tel: 0191 232 0877, Fax: 0191 232
> 0804
> E-mail: Ian. Winkworth@UNN.AC.UK
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> SEPTEMBER 1995
> 5-6
> Libtech 95: International Library Technology Fair.
> University of Hertfordshire. Details: Bill Foster,
> Library, University of Hertfordshire, College Lane,
> Hatfield, Herts, AL10 9AD.
> Tel: 01707 284672
> Fax: 01707 284666
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> 11
> The Internet for Medical Information.
> TFPL seminar, œ95 + VAT. Contact: Jenny Perry,
> TFPL Ltd, 17-18 Britton Street, London, EC1M 5NQ.
>
> 21-22
> EAHIL Symposium on Cooperation of Medical Libraries.
> Prague, Czech Republic. $145 EAHIL members, $180 non-
> members. Details: Dr O Pinkas, National Medical
> Library, 121 32 Prague 2, Sokolska 31, Czech Republic.
> Tel: (422) 2491 5775
> Fax: (422) 2491 4625.
>
> OCTOBER 1995
>
> 23 - 24
> Beyond the shotgun wedding: managing the integration of
> healthcare training colleges into higher education.
> Office for Public Management, London, œ395 + VAT.
> Contact: Debra Cartledge, Events Co-ordinator, Office
> for Public Management, 252B Gray's Inn Road, London,
> WC1X 8JT. Tel: 0171-833 1973. Fax: 0171-837 5800.
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>
> NOVEMBER 1995
> 3
> The Accessible Librarian. Health Libraries and
> Disability Interest Librarians Group, œ58.75 inc VAT
> Contact: Philippa Lane, AccMacc, 1 The Hamlet, Champion
> Hill, London, SE5 8AW. Tel: 0171-733 4152.
>
> 6
> MHWLG Bishop Memorial Lecture. St Thomas's Hospital.
>
>
> DECEMBER 1995
> 5-7
> 19th International Online Information Meeting. Olympia
> 2, London. Contact: Learned Information, Woodside,
> Hinksey Hill, Oxford, OX1 5AU.
> Tel: 01865 730 275.
> Fax: 01865 736 354.
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> MAY 1996
> 20-22
> London Medical Bookfair. Please note that there will
> not be a Book Fair in 1995.
>
> SEPTEMBER 1996
> 6 - 8
> Library Association Health Libraries Group 1996
> Conference: Evidence based health care. University of
> Exeter. Contact: Bruce Madge, BMA Library, BMA House,
> Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9JP. Fax: 0171-388 2544.
>
> 18-21
> 5th European Conference for Medical and Health
> Libraries. Coimbra, Portugal. Details: 5th ECMHL,
> Hospital da Universidade de Coimbra, Servicos de
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To: DBridg9713@aol.com
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Hello!
> How long do the side effects of pedatric hodgkins diease last in the groin?
> Do you find the state of mind in a patient changes after the disease in the
> age group 15-35.
Beside you should not write to a maillist without being a member, and
beside you have not signed your mail, your question does not fit in the purpose
of this list. We are medical librarians not doctors!
You could easily find an answer at the Cancernet of the NIH. Just mail to:
cancernet@icicc.nci.nih.gov
Write in the body of your message:
help
They have a lot of information about lymphoma.
I will send you detailed information with seperate post.
O.Obst (Listowner)
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 1995 14:03:20 CDT
From: Kuny Terry
Subject: 1995 IFLA Conference Proceedings On-line
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1995 IFLA Conference Proceedings are now online at IFLANET:
URL: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/conf/ifla61/61cp.htm
International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA)
61st IFLA Council and General Conference
"Libraries of the Future"
20-26 August 1995, Istanbul, Turkey
URL: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/conf/61intro.htm
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Among the first papers first set of papers for the forthcoming 61st IFLA
conference
are:
Batt, Chris.
"The Library of the Future: Public Libraries and the Internet"
Bernstein, Judith R.
"The Internet: Information for Government Libraries
Selected Sources in the Americas and Europe"
Euster, Joanne R. and Ripley, Cynthia.
"Building and Renovating for the 21st Century:
Experience From a New Project Applied to Updating an Obsolete Library"
Fjallbrant, Nancy.
"EDUCATE - a networked user education project in Europe"
McConchie, Brenda.
"The challenge of choice: training and organisational
development services for libraries in the 'new world'"
Wittkopf, Barabara.
"Current Trends in User Education in the United States"
We will be adding to this list as papers come available.
Terry Kuny
IFLANET Administration
ifla@nlc-bnc.ca
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Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 09:58:35 CDT
From: Kuny Terry
Subject: IFLA 61st General Conference Information on the Internet
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61st IFLA Council and General Conference
"Libraries of the Future"
20-26 August 1995, Istanbul, Turkey
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IFLA Conference information is available at:
URL: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/conf/61intro.htm
A hypermedia version of the brochure is available. It contains
pictures of Turkey as well as information about
the program, registration, general information about Turkey and
Istanbul, and sightseeing tours.
URL: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/conf/61cnf1.htm
IFLA EXPRESS, Number 2, the conference newsletter,
is now available:
URL: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/conf/ifla61/61-exp2.htm
For those attending the conference, there is also a short list
of Turkish words available at:
URL: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/conf/ifla61/turk-eng.htm
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Terry Kuny
IFLANET Administration
ifla@nlc-bnc.ca
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/
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Date: Tue, 4 Jul 95 17:05:23 EDT
From: Ann Dellarocco
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Medlib Digest 27.6.-13.7.
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Liebe Medibibler,
anbei wieder die Informationen aus zwei Wochen Medlib-l. Wenn Sie mal sehen
wollen, wie sich eine Medizinbibliothek auf dem Netz praesentieren kann
(nicht http://medweb.uni-muenster.de/zbm/index.html :-) ), dann waehlen sie
doch mal http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/ an, dann resources by discipline,
dann health sciences - sehr ueberzeugend gemacht (soll auch einen 'award'
gewonnen haben).
Bis die Tage,
Oliver Obst
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1 Das Internet wird jetzt mit den MESh erschlossen, dank AMIA
2 Rostocker Medizin-Server: NEW WWW: NEWS in BIOSCIENCE and MEDICINE
3 Alternative Medicine Journals: Summary
4 Eine viel verlangte Information, jetzt auf dem Netz: Instruction for Authors
5 Zeitschrift Nature auf CD-ROM (ab 1992)
6 Wie man in den MEDLIB-L Archiven sucht
7 Telemedicine: Bibliographie der NLM
8 Artikel in Annals of Internal Medicine ueber Medical Resources on the
Internet
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Date: Mon, 3 Jul 1995 16:26:46 GMT
From: Gary Malet
Subject: MEDICAL MATRIX- YAHOO/AMIA PROJECT
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ANNOUNCING:
THE MEDICAL MATRIX PROJECT
A YAHOO/AMIA INTERNET WORKING GROUP COLLABORATIVE PROJECT
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The effort to present a logical directory structure for Internet
clinical medicine resources requires your participation! Medical
librarians and medical informatics specialists are invited to
contribute to this project. Academic grant funding is available.
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July 3rd, 1995
THE MEDICAL MATRIX PROJECT
YAHOO, Inc. and the Internet Working Group of the American Medical
Informatics Association Collaborate on an Internet Clinical Medicine
Search Engine!
A project has been advanced to provide a peer reviewed searchable
interface to Internet World Wide Web clinical medicine documents. The
project is a collaboration of the Internet Working Group of the
American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) and Yahoo
Communications of Menlo Park, Ca. Yahoo will contribute its advanced
search engine that presents Internet hypertext linked documents in
response to keyword inquiries. The medical information specialists and
clinical medicine resource providers of the Internet Working Group will
contribute template annotations to the rapidly evolving Internet
clinical medicine multimedia database. Each web document will be
indexed by "MESH" terms from the NLM's thesaurus. These Medical Subject
Headings will supplement titles, annotations, and abstracts in
describing Web documents. An Internet Working Group editorial board
will convene semiannually to consider content, quality, and technical
issues.
Participation, contributions and comments regarding this project are
encouraged.
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Healthtel, Inc.- windows based medical telecommunications
VOICE 209-466-6878/ FAX 209-466-0502/ Compuserve 72630,1535
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"THE MEDICAL LIST"- Internet Clinical Medicine Resources
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Date: Sun, 2 Jul 1995 23:30:32 -0500
From: "Frank S. Zollmann"
Subject: NEW WWW: NEWS in BIOSCIENCE and MEDICINE
Announce and read "News in Bioscience and Medicine"
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at http://www.informatik.uni-rostock.de/HUM-MOLGEN/NewsGen/.
You can establish links to your sites and integrate images!!
Best wishes,
Frank S. Zollmann
(mkh536@cks1.rz.uni-rostock.de)
Recent entries:
1/9 | Skeletal Dysplasia mailing list
Dear Colleagues,
The first generation of the Skeletal Dysplasia mailing list has been
established. We welcome postings on the molecular basis of skeletal
dysplasias, clinical studies, call for patients and collaborations,
unknowns, etc. Remember that, for now, this is a general mailing list and
any message you post will be
transmitted to every member of the list. Private mail should be submitted
to the individual.
As the number of postings increases we will modify the system much like
has been done for the HUM-MOLGEN mailing list. Eventually we plan to
establish a World Wide Web internet site that will allow the posting of
scanned radiographs and photographs.
Anyone with Internet EMAIL access, anywhere in the world, can subscribe to
this mailing list. This includes people with accounts on America On-Line,
CompuServe, etc. since all of those commercial on-line services now offer
some sort of access to Internet EMail.
To subscribe to the Skeletal Dysplasia mailing list, send EMAIL to
MAILSERV@CSMC.EDU with:
- nothing in the subject line
- the body of the message should contain one line in the form:
SUBSCRIBE SKELDYS YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS
for example
SUBSCRIBE SKELDYS WWILCOX@MAILGATE.CSMC.EDU
Please direct any problems, questions, suggestions, etc. directly to me:
Bill Wilcox
email: wwilcox@mailgate.csmc.edu
2/9 | New KKH Info-Web Server / The Singapore Obstetrics & Gynecology Web
The Singapore Women's and Children's Hospital
1 Hampshire Road Singapore 0821 Tel No: (+65) 2934044
Singapore's contribution to the obstetrical and gynaecological
resources in Internet
3/9 | Health Economics - Places to Go
On Monday, June 12th, a new listing of health economic resources has been
launched on the University of Bayreuth's WWW-server.
It contains numerous links related to the field of health economics,
pharmacoeconomics, quality of life research and other.
URL http://www.uni-bayreuth/departments/vwliv/hec.html
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
4/9 | KUMC Genetics Education Center
The author Debra Collins summarizes interesting resources for educators
with an interest in human genetics.
5/9 | The RNA World at IMB Jena
Here you can find world-wide links to RNA related topics.
6/9 | The IMAGE LIBRARY of Biological Macromolecules takes the first steps
towards Virtual Reality
The images of individual amino acids, the standard nucleotides A,T,G,C and
Watson-Crick pairs A-T, G-C and of a few macromolecules are now available
in the SGI Inventor 1.0 ASCII format (3D).
7/9 | JBC online
The full text World Wide Web version of the Journal of Biological
Chemistry (JBC) by the American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology is now ready to test.
8/9 | HospitalWeb
is a growing collection of links to hospital servers on the Web. Creator
John Lester's goal is to provide a simple and globally accessible way for
researchers and physicians to get information on hospitals.
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Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 10:42:22 -0400
From: Margo Coletti
Subject: Alternative Health Journals: Summary
Thanks to all who replied to my quest for recommended professional journals
in the area of alternative health. Below are the titles recommended with
order info when provided by respondents and comments from responents on each.
_Alernative and Complementary Therapies_ Comments: Recommended by a
staff oncologist. We get and like [it]. [This title was recommended
by 2 out of 7 respondents. The rest were recommended once each except for
_Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine_]
_Alternative Health Practitioner_ Comments: Brand new in Spring 1995.
editorial advisory board includes Jean Borysenko and Deepak Chopra - "big
guns in complementary medicine"
_Alternative Medicine Journal_ (Prime National Publishing Corp. 470
Boston Post Road, Weston, MA 02193. Cost $66. Phone 617-899-2702.)
Comments: peer reviewed. Authors include MD's.
_Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine_ (American Assoc. of
Critical Care Nurses, 101 Columbia Ave, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656) Comments:
New, peer reviewed, scholarly.
_Holistic Medicine_ (American Holistic Medical Association) [no comments]
_Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (Mary Ann Liebert,
publisher, 1651 Third Ave. NY, NY 10128. Phone: 212-298-2300. ISSN:
1075-5535) [This title was recommended by 3 out of 7 respondents.]
Comments: Peer reviewed, scholarly. Started publication this year.
Recommended/requested by one of the medical staff. Lists C. Everett Koop
on its editorial board and Walter Willett, MD, DrPH from Harvard School
of Public Health. A source of research. [Subtitle of journal is:
_Research on Paradigm, Practice and Policy_]
_Journal of Holistic Nursing_ (American Holistic Nurses Association) [no
comments]
_Townsend Letter for Doctors_ (911 Tyler Street, Port Townsend, WA
98368-6541. Phone: 360-385-6021. 10 issues/year. $42.00/year)
Comments: Features on holistic medicine, acupucture, diet & nutrition
therapy, mind/body medicine, and more...
Again, my thanks to the seven respondents. I hope this is helpful to others.
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Margo Hoekstra Coletti Internet: margo@bih.harvard.edu
Director
Agoos Medical Library Phone: (617) 667-4225
Beth Israel Hospital
330 Brookline Ave. Fax: (617) 667-7197
Boston, MA 02215
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Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 14:57:41 -0700
From: Laura Larsson
Subject: Instructions to Authors
Colleagues:
A number of publishers have given me permission to add the instructions to
authors for some of the key health services journals to my departmental
home page. If you want to see what the instructions look like on the Web,
please feel free to visit:
http://weber.u.washington.edu/~larsson/authinst/jolist.html
I'll be adding additional instructions as time and permission permits.
Feedback would be appreciated.
Regards,
Laura C. Larsson
Research Librarian
Health Services
Box 357660
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
(voice) 205/616-2935; (fax) 206/543-3964
larsson@u.washington.edu
http://weber.u.washington.edu/~larsson/hshome.html
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Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 20:48:40 GMT
From: Janet Kegg
Subject: Nature's CD-ROM
The 29 June issue of the British journal NATURE comes with a CD-ROM
that covers the fulltext including figures/illustrations of the journal
1992-94--the whole database but a demo that expires 12 days after
installation. It's a Windows program and has some very nice features.
We've experienced some kind of bug that won't let the program load
after another CD-ROM program has been accessed (reboot and it's OK)
--no tech support available for the demo.
I'd be interested in what you think about it.
Janet Kegg
American Assn. for the
Advancement of Science
BTW the AAAS now has a WWW site that includes
the table of contents of the current issue of SCIENCE
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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1995 10:49:55 EDT
From: Nancy Start
Subject: Re: how to read archived messages?
MEDLIB-L Readers,
If you are looking for instructions on how to search listserv
archives by subject, Charles Bailey created a very easy-to-
follow guide for PACS-L. To retrieve these instructions,
send a message to: listserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
with the command: get search doc
When following these instructions, be sure to use MEDLIB-L
and our listserv address (listserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu)
instead of the PACS-L name and address!
Nancy
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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1995 13:14:00 EST
From: mehnert@NLM.NIH.GOV
Subject: Telemedicine bibliography
Below is an announcement from the National Library of Medicine
about a new bibliography on telemedicine.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Robert Mehnert
July 14, 1995 Office of Public Information
National Library of Medicine
Telemedicine: Past, Present, Future
The use of telecommunications for medical diagnosis and patient
care--telemedicine--is the subject of a recent bibliography produced by the
National Library of Medicine. The most recent item in NLM's series of Current
Bibliographies in Medicine, the new work includes more than 1600 references
dating from 1966 to 1995.
Telemedicine involves the use of telecommunications technology as a
medium to provide medical services to sites that are at a distance from the
provider. The concept encompasses a wide range of technological applications,
from standard telephone service through high-speed, wide-bandwidth transmission
of digitized signals using computers, fiber optics, satellites, and other
sophisticated peripheral equipment and software.
There are three basic areas of telemedicine:
aids to decision-making (e.g., remote expert systems for patient diagnosis, or
use of online databases in the practice of medicine);
remote sensing (transmission of patient information, such as
electrocardiographic signals, x-rays, or patient records from one site to a
collaborator in a distant site, or teleconferencing for continuing education);
and
collaborative arrangements for the real-time management of patients at a
distance.
Chapter headings within the bibliography include Telemedicine
Applications, Telemedicine in Education, Information Collection & Databases in
Relationship to Patient Care, Telecommunication Systems & Networks, Equipment &
Technology, Legal & Privacy Issues, Financial & Business Issues, Grant Programs,
and Future Trends.
The bibliography's compilers are Kristine M. Scannell, M.S.L.S., of
NLM's Reference Section; Douglas A. Perednia, M.D., Oregon Health Sciences
University; and Henry M. Kissman, Ph.D., former director of NLM's Division of
Specialized Information Services.
The Library makes the bibliography available over the Internet by two
access vehicles: anonymous ftp at nlmpubs.nlm.nih.gov using the following path
to the file: public/nlminfo/bibs/cbm/telembib.txt; and as the file
"Telemedicine: Past, Present, and Future" on the NLM gopher server
(gopher.nlm.nih.gov), under Resource Lists and Bibliographies, Current
Bibliographies in Medicine. The bibliography is also available in printed form
from the U.S. Government Printing Office. Cost: $4.75 ($5.94 foreign); please
include the title and stock number (S/N 817-011-00004-7). Mail orders to: New
Orders, Superintendent of Documents, P.O. Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954
(GPO phone orders: 202/783-3238).
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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1995 22:02:49 -0500
From: Thomas Emmett
Subject: Medical Resources on the Internet
Thought some of you might be interested in an article in the current issue
of Annals of Internal Medicine (July 15) entitled "Medical Resources on the
Internet" by Dr. Jerry Glowniak. It is a basic overview of the Internet and
its applications and has a nice table of resources at the end.
Tom Emmett
Ruth Lilly Medical Library
Indianapolis, IN 46202
temmett@indyvax.iupui.edu
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To: medibib-l
Subject: [Alternate] Dr. Internet
Status: RO
Liebe Medibibler,
verzeihen sie mir bitte die Verschwendung von Bandbreite und
Aufmerksamkeit! Ich habe was zum Schmunzeln fuer sie: Michael Hart, der
Gruender des Projekts Gutenberg, veroeffentlicht seit neuestem in der Liste
PACS-L eine Kolumne "Dr. Internet" mit Fragen und Antworten zum Internet.
Die allererste Kolumne stiess direkt auf heftige Kritik wegen unkorrekter
Behauptungen des Dr. Internet M. Hart (der sich gerne damit schmueckt,
einer der ersten 100 Internetnutzer gewesen zu sein). Wie dem auch sei, der
Herausgeber der renommierten WWW-Bibliotheksliste, Thomas Dowling, hat eine
koestliche Glosse daraus gemacht. Lesenswert!
O.Obst
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 1995 15:03:35 CDT
From: tdowling@lib.washington.edu
Subject: Alternate Dr. Internet
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
It's time once again to Ask [Alternate] Dr. Internet!
A number of people have asked for permission to quote or copy Alternate
Dr. Internet columns. Well, you know best, I suppose. Credited,
unaltered, non-profit redistribution of the columns I post to lists is
fine with me, but if that big book deal comes through, all bets are off.
Thomas Dowling
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1. What do file and domain name extensions mean?
Dr. Internet Headquarters recently received a question asking if
addresses ending ".com" were from communist organizations. In
fact, that is an overgeneralization, but I can understand the
confusion. Here is the Dr. Internet guide to file and domain name
extensions.
The Internet provides an easily remembered two-character code for
every country, like .ch for Switzerland, .es for Spain, and .de for
Germany. Some other top-level domains are:
.au Sound files from Australia.
.com Competent Internet users. Due to the generous nature of
the Internet, users are initially assumed to be competent,
so many .com addresses have been registered recently. A
large number of users have already been nominated for the
forthcoming .inc domain.
.fi Finland. (Korn Shell only; in the C Shell this must be
written as .endif)
.ru Russia
.su Soviet Union. Notice that they're keeping their options
open.
.us Us. The fight for ownership and control of the Internet
is heating up, and if you're not one of .us, you're one
of .them.
2. What is the best Web browser?
It's a given in the software industry that the best program is the
one with the highest version number. Allowing for beta versions,
Netscape is currently at version 1.2, which means that Windows
Mosaic version 2.0 is 67% better. Better still is Lynx 2.3, at 91%
better, and X Mosaic 2.6, at 117% better. As of this writing,
however, the best browser is clearly the CERN Line-Mode browser,
version 3.0, which is a stunning 150% better than Netscape.
This is likely to change in the near future. Windows 95 (itself
almost a 3000% improvement over Windows 3.1) is likely to include a
web browser. Having learned that smart buyers don't purchase
version 1.0 of any Microsoft product, Microsoft now uses a random
number generator for software versions. Browser95 could
effectively end the race for the best browser.
3. What are dropped packets? Where do they go?
Mail systems have had trouble dropping packets for years. In the
past, these packets were dropped on the floor of the post office,
where they broke, contributing glass shards and the slowly
fermenting aroma of your Aunt Betty's homemade rhubarb jam to the
list of grudges nursed by underpaid civil servants.
These days, dropped packets just keep echoing around the network
until they collide with other dropped packets. At some point, they
get attached to a stray newsgroup header, and become a gibberish
posting. For reasons still unclear to us, most newsreaders will
display this gibberish with the subject line MAKE MONEY FAST.
4. Please explain about bandwidth. Are signature files going to
destroy the Internet?
Bandwidth is usually defined as the ratio between the amount of
information transmitted over a network, and the maximum amount of
information the network can carry.
Since most quibbling over the number of bytes used in signature
files contains no real information, it doesn't affect the bandwidth
ratio. In fact, information theorists have used such messages to
sketch out a concept of anti-information, along the lines of
antimatter. Early theoretical models indicate that flooding the
net with huge quantities of anti-information would dramatically
increase their bandwidth by reducing the amount of information
actually transmitted.
5. What is an E-text?
People in the literature field are understandably tentative in
discussing the relative merits of literary works. After all, those
works all got published, which is more than you can say for the
half-finished Great American Novels taking up space on the bottom
shelf of so many office bookcases. (Actually, thanks to
information technology, a growing number of abandoned manuscripts
now reside on handfuls of floppy disks, rubber-banded together in
the bottoms of filing cabinets.)
However, there is usually broad consensus on which of an author's
works are the best, or at least which ones can fuel the greatest
number of dissertations. For example, Thomas Hardy's Return of the
Native is considered one of his best works, and is labeled an
A-text. Far From the Madding Crowd, on the other hand, lacks a
little something and is a B-text. Some of his early poems are
definitely E-texts.
Collecting and archiving E-texts tends to make people feel better
about those forgotten manuscripts. Over that second bottle of
Chardonnay, a little Edgar Rice Burroughs will make you feel that
anyone can get published. [Over the third bottle, an interpretive
reading of the first thousand digits of pi can be a real
giggle-fest.]
Tune in next time for Ask Dr. Internet--
"I have a master's degree....in Internet!"
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Dr. Internet, Master of All Knowledge
Benedictine On the Rocks With a Twist
No official connection to Dr. Science
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I wish to join this list please. Thank you Anna Bridgman.
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Subject: THE FAMILY PRACTICE HANDBOOK
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FYI, O.Obst (aus MMATRIX-L)
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THE FAMILY PRACTICE HANDBOOK Virtual Hospital-Iowa
http://vh.radiology.uiowa.edu
An on-line presentation with the full text and tables that are in
the published work.
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Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 20:29:22 +0200 (MST)
From: Ulrich Korwitz
To: medibib-l@uni-muenster.de
Subject: New Standards (fwd)
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Von der Liste CANMEDLIB:
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Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 04:10:46 -0700
From: Jim Henderson
To: Multiple recipients of list CANMEDLIB
Subject: New Standards
The Canadian Health Libraries Association / L'Association des bibliotheques
de la sante du Canada has released new standards for libraries in
health care facilities. Details may be found on the order form following
my signature.
Please excuse multiple postings - this message is being
sent to three medical library lists. Also, please excuse the posting of
what is essentially an advertisement. We believe the Standards are a valuable
addition to the tools available for managing hospital and other
healthcare facility libraries, and post this message in hopes that
they will find wider application. If we recover our costs (we are
not counting on it), so much the better.
Note that a French translation is in process.
If you have any queries or comments, I would be pleased to
try to deal with them in due course. However, I am afraid I am
dodging out - three weeks starting tomorrow on an island without
electricity - only sandy beaches.
Jim Henderson Phone: (604) 733-6671
Medical Library Service Fax: (604) 737-8582
College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC
1383 West 8th Avenue (at Hemlock) e-mail: jimh@wimsey.com
Vancouver, BC, Canada
V6H 4C4 Envoy: BCMLS
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Canadian Health Libraries Association
Association des bibliotheques de la sante du Canada
ORDER FORM
CHLA/ABSC STANDARDS FOR LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICES
IN CANADIAN HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
Second Edition
ISBN 0-9692171-4-5; soft cover; publication date: June 1995
A major revision of the 1989 CHLA/ABSC Standards for Canadian
Health Care Facility Libraries, these standards focus on the
provision of knowledge-based, client-centred information, following
the collaborative model developed by the Canadian Council on Health
Services Accreditation (CCHSA). Also included are:
+ glossary of terms
+ resource bibliography
+ self-evaluation checklist
+ key to CCHSA Standards
+ sample needs assessment tool
+ sample client satisfaction survey
*** ORDERS MUST BE PREPAID IN CANADIAN FUNDS ***
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Medlib Digest 14.-17.7.
Status: RO
Liebe Medibibler,
wenn jemand den Report (siehe Nr.1) haben moechte, kann er ihn auch bei mir
anfordern. Bitte Format angeben (Ascci, WordPerfect, Postscript).
Gruesse,
O.Obst
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1 NLM: Internet und oeffentliche Gesundheit
2 BIOSIS auf CD-ROM: Vor- und Nachteile
3 Healthweb Ankuendigung
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Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 14:43:00 EST
From: Catherine_Selden@OCCSHOST.NLM.NIH.GOV
Subject: NII Report Available
The National Library of Medicine announces the electronic availability of
"Making a Powerful Connection: The Health of the Public and the National
Information Infrastructure," dated July 6, 1995.
The report outlines issues brought up and discussed at an invitational
conference held on April 19, 1995 at NLM, on how the public health community
can participate more vigorously in the NII initiative and incorporates the
strategic plan that was developed on April 20. It is being disseminated widely,
both to audiences seeking to learn more about the potential of the NII to
improve the health of the public and to those who can help make these potential
applications a reality.
Roz D. Lasker, M.D., Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health (Policy Development),
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, DHHS, Betsy L. Humphreys, M.L.S.,
Assistant Director for Health Services Research Information, NLM, and William R.
Braithwaite, M.D., Senior Advisor for Information Policy, Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Health prepared the report. The three are members of
the Public Health Data Policy Coordinating Committee, U.S. Public Health
Service.
The report is available on the Library's Ftp (nlmpubs.nlm.nih.gov) and Gopher
(gopher.nlm.nih.gov) Servers in WordPerfect and ASCII formats. Additionally,
you can link to it via the WWW using NLM's HyperDOC (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/)
under What's Up, HyperDOC? (What's New).
WWW:
URL: gopher://gopher.nlm.nih.gov/00/nlminfo/newsletters/reports/niiph.txt
Gopher:
NLM Fact Sheets, Newsletters, Reports, ...
NLM newsletters and reports
NLM reports
Making a Powerful Connection:....
Anonymous FTP:
Ftp to nlmpubs.nlm.nih.gov and login as anonymous. Send your full e-mail address
as the password.
The files are in the following directories:
/nlminfo/newsletters/reports/niiph.txt
/nlminfo/newsletters/reports/niiph.wp
We hope you will find the report interesting.
National Information Center on Health Services
Research and Health Care Technology
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Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 16:10:53 -0400
From: Martin P Courtois
Subject: Re: BIOSIS on CD-ROM
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1995 16:38:44 -0500 (EST)
From: SKardon@mail.biosis.org
To: sts-l@UTKVM1.UTK.EDU
Date: July 14, 1995
From: Shelley Kardon, BIOSIS
I hope the following information about Biological Abstracts on CD
answers your questions:
1. What are the pros/cons of having Biological Abstracts on CD (BA on
CD)?
Pros:
1. Comprehensive coverage of worldwide biological and biomedical
literature - Enables researchers and students to easily retrieve
references reported in life science journals focusing on vital
biological and medical research findings, clinical studies, and
discoveries of new organisms.
2. Easy to Use to Search Software - Both SilverPlatter and OVID search
software are state-of-the-art and powerful. Students and other novice
users need no training to conduct an accurate search.
3. Abstracts - Over 95% of the records included in BA on CD from 1985
to the present contain informative abstracts, so that the searcher can
determine if the reference retrieved is relevant to their area of
interest, before obtaining the original source document. The
remaining 5% of the records that do not contain abstracts are letters
and short communications which do not have abstracts available in the
original source.
4. Back Years - Back years are available which help searchers gain
valuable retrospective information.
5. Quarterly Updates - Discs are issued quarterly, with cumulative
updates issued every 6 months.
6. Networking - Networking enables institutions to share this
information across workstations, departments and affiliated sites.
BIOSIS' networking policy applies to both SilverPlatter and Ovid
software and enables customers to choose the exact number of
simultaneous users.
7. Hard Disc - Loading data onto a hard disk increases response time
and allows users to search the yearly editions as a single file. The
hard disk option can be used with a variety of platforms and network
systems.
8. 30 Day Free Trials - Free trials of any of BIOSIS' CD-ROM products
are available so that you, students and researchers can use and
evaluate the database in your own facility to answer the research
questions you typically have. Simply contact BIOSIS to try out any
CD-ROM product so that you may make a educated purchase decision.
Cons:
1. By subscribing to BA on CD alone, researchers and students would be
missing valuable non-journal literature such as meeting literature,
U.S. patent information, books and book chapters and review
literature. This information can be obtained by subscribing to BA/RRM
on CD (Biological Abstracts/RRM (Reports, Reviews, Meetings) which
complements the coverage of journal literature found in BA on CD.
2. Do you buy it from BIOSIS or another vendor?
BA on CD (with either SilverPlatter or OVID software) can be purchased
from BIOSIS; if a customer wants to lease a product, the customer
should contact SilverPlatter. The main difference between buying and
leasing is as follows:
If you purchase from BIOSIS: you buy the compact disc - you keep it
whether or not you renew your subscription in subsequent years.
If you lease from SilverPlatter: you lease the compact disc and keep
it as long as you renew your subscription. If you cancel your
subscription, you must return all leased discs to SilverPlatter.
3. Is it cheaper to cancel print or get the CD as an add-on to the
print subscription?
If you are a current subscriber to Biological Abstracts in print (or
microfilm), the price for BACD is constructed so that a subscriber to
a product is charged only once for the database content (e.g.
citation, abstract, indexing term). Therefore a subscriber to the
current-year of a product in print who also purchases the compact disc
is not charged for the content again; the subscriber is charged only
for production and the ability to search the database using compact
disc software. This pricing scheme allows institutions to purchase a
second subscription at the lowest price, making it an affordable
option at the departmental level.
For customers who do not purchase the current year in print or
microfilm, the compact disc price includes both the charge for the
content of the database and the charge forthe right to use the search
software. Also, when a customer purchases the current-year on compact
disc, the customer becomes a current subscriber to that product and
may purchase backfiles or a second subscription of the current year at
the lower current-subscriber rates.
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Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1995 13:03:54 -0400
From: Craig Mulder
Subject: HealthWeb announcement
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Announcing HealthWeb
The health sciences librarians and information professionals from
the Big Ten universities and the University of Chicago (the CIC -
the Committee on Institutional Cooperation) are building HealthWeb,
a tool to facilitate access to health-related electronic information
resources found on the Internet. HealthWeb is a collaborative effort
to present a collection of selected and evaluated resources rather
than an exhaustive index of health-related information. It will provide
an integrated interface to the selected resources.
The development of HealthWeb is the responsibility of five subgroups,
each with its own charge: Communication, Content, Design, Planning and
Technical. In addition, each CIC health sciences library will
concentrate on disciplines in which it and its institution excels.
Within each area of excellence, the library will perform four functions:
1. Identify relevant resources available via the Internet.
2. Evaluate the resources using the input of subject experts.
3. Annotate, organize and provide access to the approved resources
via the HealthWeb.
4. Make new resources available on the Internet by establishing
contacts with key providers, identifying potential resources
and working cooperatively with the resource providers to mount
and maintain the material.
The staff of the Alfred Taubman Medical Library at The University of
Michigan has developed the first prototype for HealthWeb in the field
of nursing with assistance from the School of Nursing and the CIC
Health Sciences Libraries Internet Working Group. The URL is:
http://www.lib.umich.edu/tml/nursing.html
In addition to the Internet-based resources, the page also includes
information on doctoral programs around the world in the Education
section. This unique, hard-to-find information represents the first
step in enriching the page with material from the nursing community.
Two other prototype pages are under development - radiology from
Indiana University and minority health from Michigan State University.
Eventually HealthWeb will serve as a valuable entry point to the
Internet for the health sciences community.
HealthWeb is available at this URL: http://www.ghsl.nwu.edu/healthweb/
If you have further questions or comments about HealthWeb, you may
email the communications representative at healthweb@umich.edu.
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: E-Mailadresse Prof. Kuebler/Heidleberg
Status: O
Liebe Medibibler,
kennt eine(r) von Ihnen vielleicht die E-Mailadresse von Prof.
Kuebnler (s.u.) ?
Danke, O.Obst
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 1995 15:32:19 -0400
From: "Alexia Estabrook(providence)"
Subject: German address
Does anyone have an Internet address for:
University of Heidelberg
Department of Medicine
Specifically, we are looking for an Internet address for a Prof. Kuebler
or the department of cardiology.
Thanks in advance.
send replies to Carole Gilbert, Providence Hospital, Southfield, MI
cgilbert@life.jsc.nasa.gov
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Seminar 18.9.: Internet fuer Medizinbibliotheken
Status: O
Liebe Medibibler,
auf der diesjaehrigen Jahrestagung der AGMB wird ein Internetseminar
angeboten. Programm siehe unten.
Gruesse,
O.Obst
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Ankuendigung:
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* Seminar Internet fr Medizinbibliotheken *
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Ort: CIP-Pool des Instituts fuer Medizinische Informatik und Biomathemathik,
Domagkstr. 9a, 48149 Muenster
Zeit: Montag, 18.9.1995, 8:00 - 13:00 Uhr
Teilnehmerzahl: mindestens 12
Erforderliche Vorkenntnisse: keine
Unkostenbeitrag: DM 25,-
Referent: Dr. Oliver Obst
Programm:
Bei dem letzten Internetseminar hat es sich gezeigt, dass selbst ein ganzer
Tag nicht ausreicht, um sich auch nur einen einigermassen vollstaendigen
Ueberblick ueber saemtliche Internetdienste zu verschaffen. Angesichts der
Kuerze der Zeit (5 std.) und der Abhaengigkeit von der Netzstabilitaet kann
also nur versucht werden, Ihnen *erste* Eindruecke in einige der
wichtigeren Internetdienste und -ressourcen zu vermitteln. Das angegebene
Programm kann sich deswegen auch kurzfristig aendern.
8:00 Begruessung und einfuehrender Vortrag
8:30 Wir erkunden die Gopher-Welt mit Veronica
9:30 Mit Telnet in Bibliothekskatalogen suchen
10:30 Kaffeepause
11:00 Elektronische Post und Newsgruppen
12:00 Einfuehrung ins World Wide Web
13:00 Ende des offiziellen Teils, Ueben und Spielen unter Anleitung
Bitte machen Sie Ihre verbindliche Zusage per E-Mail.
Fragen adressieren Sie bitte an den Referenten.
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Jahrestagung der AGMB, endgueltiges Programm
Status: O
Liebe Medibibler,
viele von Ihnen (die schon Mitglied in der AGMB sind) haben Anfang letzter
Woche schon die (Programm-)Unterlagen unserer diesjaehrigen Jahrestagung
erhalten. Unsere sehr ruehrige AG (Dank an Herrn Stadler, alle weiteren
Vorstandmitglieder und an alle Mitglieder!) feiert dann Ihren 25.
Geburtstag. Anbei das vorlaeufig endgueltige Programm.
Gruesse, O.Obst
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25 Jahre Arbeitsgemeinschaft fuer medizinisches Bibliothekswesen
(1970-1995)
Jahrestagung 18.-20. September 1995
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Veranstaltungsort ist die Universitaets- und Landesbibliothek Muenster,
Zweigbibliothek Medizin, Domagkstr.9, D-49149 Muenster
Programm:
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18.9.1995
08:00-13:00 Internetseminar
13:00-15:00 Sitzung des Vorstands
14:00 Oeffnung des Tagungsbueros
15:00-18:00 Arbeitskreis der Krankenhausbibliotheken
15:00-17:00 Round Table der Pharma-Bibliotheken
15:00-17:30 Gruendung des AK "Medizinbibliotheken an Hochschulen"
19:30 Treffen im Restaurant "Zum Himmelreich", Annette-Allee 9
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19.9.1995
9:00 P.Stadler: Eroeffnung und Begruessung
9:30 F.J.Kuehnen und K.Gerber: 25 Jahre AGMB
10:00 M.Wagner: Von einer Waescherei zu einer Bibliothek?!: Die
Zweigbibliothek Medizin der ULB Muenster
10:30 Pause
11:00 O.Obst: Medizinbibliotheken als Informationsanbieter im WWW
11:30 B.Frye: Biomedizinische Datenbanken, die ueber das Internet erreicht
werden koennen
12:00 Mittagspause
13:45 G.Freyschmidt: Document Delivery und Internet
14:15 O.Rienhoff: Qualitaetssicherung der medizinischen Information im
Internet
14:45 Pause
15:20 J.Krause: Untersuchungen zur Ermittlung von Schluesselzeitschriften
15:50 M.Gretz: Elektronische Medien loesen Printprodukte ab
16:20-17:20 Firmenpraesentationen (Swets, Ovid, Nova Idea, SilverPlatter,
LitSearch)
17:30-18:30 Mitgliederversammlung der AGMB
19:00 Gemeinsames Abendessen: Buffet in der Bibliothek
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20.9.1995
9:00 R.Brugbauer: Veraenderungen in der Medizinerausbildung und ihre
Auswirkungen auf die Bibliotheksarbeit
9:30 S.H.Schug: Informationssystem zur medizinischen Qualitaetssicherung
10:00 W.Umstaetter: Die digitale Bibliothek
10:30 Pause
11:00 W.Stoeber: DIMDI-Bericht
11:30 U.Korwitz: Bericht aus der DZM Koeln
12:00 J.Nitzsche: Extramed, die Bedeutung medizinischer Literatur aus Asien,
Afrika und Lateinamerika
12:30 P.Stadler: Schlusswort - Ende der Tagung
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Anschliessend, jeweils 14:00-15:30:
Fuehrung durch die Medizinbibliothek
Fuehrung durch die ULB Muenster
Fuehrung durch die Stadtbuecherei Muenster
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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To: medibib-l
Subject: Aktualitaet von MEDLINE auf Silverplatter/CD-ROM
Status: O
Liebe Medibibler,
ich moechte Ihre Aufmerksamkeit auf folgenden Artikel lenken:
Vincent Maes: "Information currency in Medline on CD-ROM" in:
Online & CD-ROM, Vol.19(2):59-69, April 1995
Einige Ergebnisse:
Der mittlere Zeitverlust betraegt stolze 7 Monate, wobei wichtigere Zsn.
eher erscheinen als unwichtigere. Im Vergleich zur Medlars-Datenbank der
NLM hinkt die Silerplatter-CD-ROM um 1.78 Monate hinterher.
Gruesse,
O.Obst
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From: "Oliver Obst"
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Zur Info, O.Obst (aus PACS-L)
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Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 19:29:40 CDT
From: Public-Access Computer Systems Forum
Subject: InterCat Catalog Now Available
From: jul@oclc.org (Erik Jul)
Subject: InterCat Catalog Now Available
Posted to INTERCAT, AUTOCAT, PACS-L, and EMEDIA. Please redistribute as
appropriate. --Erik
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A searchable catalog of Internet resources--InterCat--will be available
at URL http://www.oclc.org:6990 from now through March 31, 1996. The
InterCat Catalog is an experimental, proof-of-concept database created
through the OCLC Internet Cataloging project, which is funded in part by
a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, office of library
programs.
The InterCat catalog comprises nearly 1,000 bibliographic records for
selected Internet resources. Using a Web browser, users can search the
database, view retrieval lists, display records, and follow "hot links"
to the described resources. The database was implemented by the OCLC
office of research using OCLC SiteSearch and WebZ software.
Records in the database have been created by librarians, most of whom are
associated with the 181 institutions worldwide that are participating in
the OCLC Internet Cataloging project. Participants in the project
identify, select and catalog resources using widely accepted professional
standards and practices for information description. Records in the
catalog were created in accordance with Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules,
2d ed., revised (AACR2R) using the USMARC format. Each record contains
electronic location and access information in a tagged field--856--which
enables access to remote Internet resources.
The records are suitable for inclusion in local, regional and national
bibliographic catalogs, thus integrating the description and access of
Internet resources within existing library systems.
Project enrollment remains open through the March 31, 1996 project
end-date. Additional information is available from Erik Jul at
1-614-764-4364 or erik_jul@oclc.org, or from the project's home page at
http://www.oclc.org/oclc/man/catproj/catcall.htm. The database is also
available through OCLC's home page, http://www.oclc.org, under "What's
New, What's Hot."
The Internet Cataloging project is one of several OCLC initiatives to
provide access to the resources on the Internet. NetFirst, a database
that will soon be available on FirstSearch and EPIC, will provide
thorough indexing and abstracting of Internet resources. Records are
created using a combination of automated and human editorial processes
that include creation of an abstract and the assignment of subject
headings and classification numbers. A demonstration of NetFirst is
available at http://www.oclc.org/oclc/netfirst.htm and through OCLC's
home page under "What's New, What's Hot." Questions about NetFirst or
suggestions for items to include may be made to netfirst@oclc.org.
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To: obsto@uni-muenster.de (Oliver Obst), medibib-l@uni-muenster.de
Subject: Urgent Interlibrary Loan - Schweiz-Rundsch-Med-Prax
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Dear Mr. Obst
Bitte koennen Sie oder eine von unsere MEDIBIB-L Kollegen mit dem folgenden
Gesuch hilfen:
(Es tut mir Leid dass meine Deutsch so schrecklich ist)
Could you or one of our MEDIBIB-L colleagues please help me with the
following
request:
Osterwalder-JJ; Knoblauch-A
Randomisierte und kontrollierte Einzelfallstudie - eine wissenschaftliche
Methode fur individuelle und schwierige Therapieentscheidungen in der Praxis
am
Beispiel Methotrexat und Asthma
Schweizerische Rundschau fuer Medizin Praxis
1991 Oct 22; 80 (43):1168-72
My institution will pay for any interlibrary loans charges involved.
We need this item urgently BY FAX!!!
My Fax Number is : 61 8 282 1321
My Telephone number is 61 8 282 1272
I am always happy to oblige with any Australian Journal requests, by fax or
mail, as a return favour.
Yours Sincerely,
Richard McDonough-Glenn
Librarian
Lyell McEwin Health Service
Haydown Road
Elizabeth Vale SA 5112
AUSTRALIA
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Subject: MeSH / LCSH Authority List on FTP in future
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Dear Oliver and (former) colleagues. At the 95 MLA Annual Conference Tony Olson
from Northwestern University Library displayed on a poster that library` s
effort to map Library of Congress Subject Headings against MeSH-terms.
Discussions between Northwestern and NLM have taken place in the meantime
about who would / could make such an authority list available to other
libraries. Lou Knecht from the MEDLARS Management Section of NLM just sent
me the message, that"Northwestern Univ. Library will plan to put the MeSH autho
rity records with the LCSH mapping information on the Northwestern University
Library FTP server, perhaps sometime this fall" E-Mail Tony Olson at:
ajolson@nwu.edu.
Ursula Hausen
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