Table of Contents
00:00 1. Medical Library Collections
02:02 2. How will medical library collections and services change in the 21st century?
03:01 3. Collections and materials
03:24 4. The journal literature is still the most important resource
09:15 5. What e-journals are available?
10:23 6. Open Access journals
12:22 7. PubMed Central
14:51 8. BioMed Central
18:37 9. PLoS- Public Library of Science
22:08 10. HINARI
24:33 11. INASP
25:43 12. Indexing and abstracting tools are still key resources….
26:46 13. MEDLINE® is first choice
26:58 14. List of Journals Indexed for MEDLINE®
29:35 15. Other indexes of choice
32:58 16. Textbooks remain popular
34:32 17. Three commercial sources
35:45 18. MDConsult™
37:19 19. StatRef™
39:03 20. McGraw-Hill’s ACCESSMedicine™
40:29 21. Reference books are still vital tools
41:29 22. eReference Tools are available
44:39 23. Both Textbooks and Reference Books are changing.
48:13 24. Media remain important
48:43 25. Other items are also useful
50:24 26. Consumer and Patient Education materials are increasing in number
52:18 27. A good list of all the types of materials is available
54:06 28. From a list of most widely used reference materials
56:47 29. Future challenges for collections…
58:54 30. More challenges…
01:00:20 31. Will these resources be available in medical libraries in Vietnam?
01:00:25 32. What about services?
01:00:52 33. Reference services
01:06:08 34. Circulation services
01:08:04 35. Educational services
01:09:29 36. Media & Computer services
01:10:29 37. Remote services
01:12:50 38. Knowledge creation
01:14:15 39. Consumer health & patient education services
01:15:22 40. Slide 40
01:16:10 41. Slide 41
01:16:39 42. Can these new services work in medical libraries in Vietnam?