ENHANCED ACCESS FOR LATIN AMERICAN SOCIAL MEDICINE

增加拉丁美洲社会医学的获取机会

• 批准号: 6351633
• 负责人: HOWARD WAITZKIN
• 金额: $ 15.74万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2000
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2000-02-01 至 2003-01-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6351633
• 关键词: ENHANCED; ACCESS; LATIN; AMERICAN; SOCIAL

Social medicine in Latin America has become a widely respected and influential field of research, teaching, and clinical practice, yet its accomplishments remain little known in the English-speaking and -reading world. Important publications remain untranslated from Spanish and Portuguese into English. The? field s development also suffers from technical difficulties of publication and distribution within Latin America. This project?s overall objective is to develop and implement an Internet-based information system to maximize access to Latin American social medicine literature and to facilitate continuing publication and distribution efforts in this important field. We will construct the system to target English-reading health professionals, specialists in Latin American studies, and professionals in library and information science. As articles and books are obtained from the Latin American publishers, a structured abstract will be created for each source. After extensive quality checks, the translated abstracts will be entered into a database at the Health Science Center Library of the University of New Mexico (UNM). Library systems personnel will mount the abstracts on the UNM Web page, and links to and from institutions outside UNM will be created. This project will devote attention in particular to the following themes in Latin American social medicine, which are emphases of the National Institutes of Health. Information in these thematic areas will prove useful for key investigators of health issues in the United States: social, environmental, and nutritional causes of infant and perinatal mortality, (NICHHD); economic development, demographic change, and aging( NIA); socioeconomic barriers to cancer prevention (NCI): determinants of mental illness in race or ethnic background, social class, gender, and social violence (IMH); and policy research on managed care, primary care innovations, and preventive services (AHCPR). The information svstem will reach a broad group of users by identifying core and seminal works in Latin American social medicine, by creating and translating structured abstracts in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and by making them available through the application of Internet technologies. In addition, the Internet mechanism will implement an ongoing, on-line access system for publishing and distributing structured abstracts and articles of key journals in Latin American social medicine.

拉丁美洲的社会医学已成为广受尊敬和有影响力的 研究，教学和临床实践领域，但其成就 在英语和阅读世界中鲜为人知。重要的 出版物从西班牙和葡萄牙语中不翻译为英语。这？ 现场的开发也遇到了出版的技术困难 和拉丁美洲的分布。 该项目的总体目标是开发和实施基于Internet的 信息系统以最大程度地访问拉丁美洲社会医学 文学并促进继续出版和发行工作 在这个重要领域。我们将构建系统以针对英语阅读 卫生专业人员，拉丁美洲研究专家， 图书馆和信息科学专业人士。 由于文章和书籍是从拉丁美洲出版商那里获得的 将为每个源创建结构化的摘要。经过广泛的质量 检查，翻译的摘要将输入健康的数据库 新墨西哥大学科学中心图书馆（UNM）。图书馆系统 人员将将摘要安装在UNM网页上，并链接到往返于 将创建UNM外部的机构。 该项目将特别关注以下主题 拉丁美洲社会医学，这是国立研究所的重点 健康。这些主题领域中的信息将被证明对密钥有用 美国健康问题的调查人员：社会，环境， 婴儿和围产期死亡率的营养原因（NICHHD）；经济的 发展，人口变化和衰老（NIA）；社会经济障碍 预防癌症（NCI）：种族或种族中精神疾病的决定因素 背景，社会阶层，性别和社会暴力（IMH）；和政策 研究托管护理，初级保健创新和预防服务 （AHCPR）。 信息svstem将通过识别核心来吸引大量用户 和在拉丁美洲社会医学，创建和 用英语，西班牙语和葡萄牙语翻译结构化摘要，并通过 通过应用Internet技术提供它们。在 此外，互联网机制将实施持续的在线访问 出版和分发结构化摘要和文章的系统 拉丁美洲社会医学的主要期刊。