CORE--TALBOT RESEARCH LIBRARY

核心--TALBot研究库

• 批准号: 7881773
• 负责人: Robert C Young
• 金额: $ 24.09万
• 依托单位: FOX CHASE CANCER CENTER
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7881773
• 关键词: Agreement; Area; Awareness; Bioinformatics; Books; Cancer Center; Cataloging; Catalogs; Clinical; Collection; Comprehensive Cancer Center; Databases; Development; Electronic Publishing; Electronics; Elements; Fox Chase Cancer Center; Foxes; Funding; Future; Grant; Hour; Housing; Information Resources; Interlibrary Loans; Internet; Journals; Librarians; Libraries; Library Services; Light; Link; Literature; Location; MEDLINE; Maintenance; Mediation; Mission; Modification; Monitor; Output; Peer Review; Printing; Productivity; Research; Research Personnel; Resources; Scientist; Services; Source; Text; Training; Training Support; Translational Research; biological research; cancer prevention; design; digital; programs; response; success; tool; trend; user-friendly; web page

The Talbot Research Library is a centralized Facility whose primary mission is to support the information needs of the scientific, clinical, and administrative staff of the Fox Chase Cancer Center (FCCC). The Library has been an important part of our grant for almost four decades. Because FCCC is a freestanding Cancer Center, there are no other large research library collections readily available to the staff. Therefore, an onsite library service devoted to FCCC is critical. Electronic resources have taken priority over print in the last few years, and this trend is likely to continue. Librarians continue to assess needs, monitor the marketplace, and negotiate favorable agreements for acquisition of the most important and useful digital and print resources. This Facility is utilized by 84 peer-reviewed, funded investigators representing all 11 Research Programs and all three of the Center's Divisions. Investigators with peer-reviewed funding constitute 91% of the research use. As recommended, institutional support for the Library was increased, with funds for serials up 30% over the past four years. To fully support information needs, the Library provides institutional access (both on-campus and remotely) to a broad range of electronic resources, while maintaining a print collection of over 20,000 volumes of books and journals. In addition, Library staff manage an extensive on-demand database and internet search service, fill over 2,600 interlibrary loan requests from staff annually, and train and support investigators in using MEDLINE, Internet resources, EndNote, and other electronic resources, Most of the electronic resources, including an online catalog, full-text journals and books, and a Web-linked journal holdings list, are accessible via the Library's Web page at: http://www.fccc.edu/library/talbot. The provision of convenient, comprehensive electronic access to full-text information resources at the desktop remains a major emphasis of Library activities. Training is a critical element, along with maintenance of the Library's Web pages, which serve as a one-stop gateway to major online resources. With the continued proliferation of costly online tools, Library staff must analyze user needs and match them with relevant, affordable products, while designing user-friendly interfaces and educating investigators on optimal use of these resources.

塔尔伯特研究库是一个集中式设施，其主要任务是支持 Fox Chase Cancer Center（FCCC）的科学，临床和行政人员的信息需求。近四十年来，图书馆一直是我们赠款的重要组成部分。由于FCCC是一个独立的癌症中心，因此没有其他大型研究图书馆藏品可供工作人员使用。因此，专门用于FCCC的现场图书馆服务至关重要。在过去的几年中，电子资源优先于印刷，这种趋势很可能会继续下去。图书馆员继续评估需求，监控市场，并谈判有利的协议，以获取最重要，最有用的数字和印刷资源。该设施由84个同行评审的，资助的研究人员使用，代表所有11个研究计划以及该中心的所有三个部门。经过同行评审资金的研究人员占研究用途的91％。根据建议，对图书馆的机构支持增加了，在过去的四年中，连续剧的资金上涨了30％。为了充分满足信息需求，图书馆为广泛的电子资源提供了机构访问（校园内和远程访问），同时维护了超过20,000册书籍和期刊的印刷品集。此外，图书馆员工管理广泛的按需数据库和Internet搜索服务，每年填写2600多名员工中的超基金会贷款请求，并培训和支持调查人员使用Medline，Internet资源，Endnote和其他电子资源，大多数电子资源，包括在线目录，完整的text期刊和网络上的copper apect apect in coppect at in coppect： http://www.fccc.edu/library/talbot。提供方便，全面的电子访问台式机的全文信息资源仍然是图书馆活动的主要重点。培训是对图书馆网页的维护，这是一个关键因素，它是通往主要在线资源的一站式门户。随着持续昂贵的在线工具的持续扩散，图书馆员工必须分析用户需求，并与相关，负担得起的产品匹配，同时设计用户友好的接口，并教育研究人员有关这些资源的最佳使用。