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Introduction to Reference Sources in the Health Sciences 6th Revised edition [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Izdošanas datums: 22-Apr-2014
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  • ISBN-10: 0838911846
  • ISBN-13: 9780838911846
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Prepared in collaboration with the Medical Library Association, this completely updated, revised, and expanded edition lists classic and up-to-the-minute print and electronic resources in the health sciences, helping librarians find the answers that library users seek. Included are electronic versions of traditionally print reference sources, trustworthy electronic-only resources, and resources that library users can access from home or on the go through freely available websites or via library licenses. In this benchmark guide, the authors

Include new chapters on health information seeking, point-of-care sources, and global health sources Focus on works that can be considered foundational or essential, in both print and electronic formats Address questions librarians need to consider in developing and maintaining their reference collections

When it comes to questions involving the health sciences, this valuable resource will point both library staff and the users they serve in the right direction.
List of Figures and Tables
xi
Foreword xiii
Preface xv
A Brief History of Introduction to Reference Sources in the Health Sciences xix
PART I Health Reference in Context
Chapter 1 Health Information Seeking Behaviors
3(22)
J. David Johnson
PART II The Reference Collection
Chapter 2 Organization and Management of the Reference Collection
25(24)
Anneliese Taylor
Jean Blackwell
PART III Bibliographic Sources
Chapter 3 Bibliographic Sources for Monographs
49(12)
Jeffrey T. Huber
Chapter 4 Bibliographic Sources for Periodicals
61(32)
Feili Tu-Keefner
Chapter 5 Indexing, Abstracting, and Digital Database Resources
93(26)
Laura Abate
Chapter 6 U.S. Government Documents and Technical Reports
119(38)
Melody Allison
Chapter 7 Conferences, Reviews, and Translations
157(28)
Beatriz Varman
PART IV Information Sources
Chapter 8 Terminology
185(14)
Michelle L. Zafron
Chapter 9 Handbooks and Manuals
199(22)
Katherine Schilling
Chapter 1 Drug Information Sources
221(38)
Penny Coppernoll-Blach
Sharon Giovenale
Chapter 11 Consumer Health Sources
259(42)
Mary L. Gillaspy
Mary O'Connor Pranica
Chapter 12 Medical and Health Statistics
301(42)
Barrie Hayes
Jennifer Darragh
Chapter 13 History Sources
343(18)
Lucretia W. McClure
Michael A. Flannery
Chapter 14 Directories and Biographical Sources
361(14)
Tracy Shields
Chapter 15 Grant Sources
375(16)
John D. Jones Jr.
Chapter 16 Point-of-Care and Clinical Decision Support Resources
391(18)
Susan Swogger
Chapter 17 Global Health Sources
409(24)
Megan von Isenburg
Mellanye Lackey
List of Contributors 433(2)
Index 435
Jeffrey T. Huber is Director, School of Library and Information Science, at the University of Kentucky. He completed his masters at University of Kentucky and earned his doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh and has been on the faculty in the School of Library and Information Studies at Texas Womans University since 1998. He held a concurrent appointment as associate director for research at the Houston Academy of MedicineTexas Medical Centre (HAMTMC) Library from 2001 to 2008. During that time he also was appointed adjunct associate professor in the School of Health Information Sciences at the Health Science Centre at Houston, University of Texas, USA.

Susan Swogger began her interest in libraries by repairing books as a student worker, eventually going to the University of Texas at Austin for library school. She spent some years as director of a psychology library in Phoenix before joining the University of North Carolinas Health Sciences Library as Collections Development Librarian.