Support Access to Biomedical and Health Information Core

支持获取生物医学和健康信息核心

• 批准号: 9912855
• 负责人: Alan Carr
• 金额: $ 28.15万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至 2021-10-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9912855
• 关键词: Arizona; Big Data; California; Community Health Aides; Computer software; Consultations; Contracts; Data; Education; Ensure; Hawaii; Health; Health Professional; Health Science Library; Individual; Institution; Instruction; Interlibrary Loans; Librarians; Libraries; Mediation; Medical; Medicine; Metadata; Nevada; Process; PubMed; Public Health; Research Personnel; Resource Sharing; Resources; Services; Software Tools; Surveys; Text; Training; U-Series Cooperative Agreements; United States National Library of Medicine; Universities; Work; big biomedical data; career networking; data access; data management; data standards; data tools; e-science; effectiveness evaluation; meetings; member; programs; recruit; service delivery; tool

2. Support Access to Biomedical and Health Information Core Project Summary/Abstract Resource sharing remains a key role for the RML. A resource sharing survey conducted by the National Library of Medicine in 2013 showed that many libraries continue to find DOCLINE to be a vital service in meeting the needs of their users. Although worldwide free access to PubMed has greatly simplified the process for health professionals and others to locate scholarly articles, quite often the full-text of the document is not freely available, and must be obtained through resource sharing channels provided by health sciences libraries. Additionally, some contingents of health professionals, notably public health workers and community health workers, may not have ready access to health sciences libraries, and may inquire from the RML where to obtain document delivery services. The establishment of a NN/LM National DOCLINE Coordinating Office (NDCO) will centralize this function, but there will still be a need for individual RMLs to work with health professionals, Network members, and others seeking advice and consultation regarding document delivery through the Loansome Doc, LinkOut, and Outside Tool services. During the current RML contract, we began working with our Network members on e-science activities, and we were the key sponsor for an E-Science Day: An Opportunity for Education and Networking, held in December, 2011, at the University of California at Davis. For the upcoming Cooperative Agreement, we will greatly expand efforts to promote “big data” through the numerous strategies we have developed to provide training and other resources to support data management activities in the Region.

2. 支持获取生物医学和健康信息核心 项目概要/摘要 资源共享仍然是 RML 的一个关键角色，由国家进行的资源共享调查。 2013 年医学图书馆表明，许多图书馆继续认为 DOCLINE 是医学图书馆的一项重要服务。 尽管全球范围内免费访问 PubMed 大大简化了流程。 对于卫生专业人员和其他人查找学术文章来说，文件的全文通常不是 免费提供，必须通过健康科学提供的资源共享渠道获得 此外，卫生专业人员，特别是公共卫生工作者和社区的一些条件。 卫生工作者可能无法方便地访问健康科学图书馆，并且可以向 RML 查询 建立 NN/LM 国家 DOCLINE 协调办公室。 (NDCO) 将集中这一职能，但仍然需要单独的 RML 与卫生部门合作 专业人士、网络成员和其他寻求有关文件交付的建议和咨询的人 通过 Loansome Doc、LinkOut 和 Outside Tool 服务。 在当前的 RML 合同期间，我们开始与网络成员合作开展电子科学活动，并且我们 是 12 月举行的电子科学日：教育和网络机会的主要赞助商， 2011年，在加州大学戴维斯分校，对于即将到来的合作协议，我们将大大扩展。 通过我们制定的提供培训和其他服务的众多战略来促进“大数据”工作 支持该区域数据管理活动的资源。