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