SUPPLEMENTAL GRANT HEALTH SCIENCE INFORMATION NETWORK

该项目建议使用Grateful直接访问MEDLINE Med软件，并为六个成员组成的联盟的每个图书馆提供DOCLINE， 肯塔基州东部的乡村。 统一的计算机硬件和软件将 以集团为单位取得及维持。 期刊持有量将 使用位于莫尔黑德的网络协调员为SERHOLD做出了贡献 州立大学，作为财团所有成员的代理人。 将持续为所有潜在人员提供广泛培训 各医院的最终用户。 医院图书馆协调员将 接受培训的方法教学感恩医学搜索，以及在 使用DOCLINE。 护理及相关医疗专业学生， 莫尔黑德州立大学将在MEDLINE上举办实践研讨会 在他们的教学计划中， 在联盟医院临床轮换期间进修。 对该项目的评价将基于对在线数据的比较， 搜索和馆际互借请求。 可靠的基线数据已经 遵守了好几年。 执行情况评价将记录 项目的进展情况，并希望能够公布结果 在专业文献中。

The project proposes to establish direct access to MEDLINE, using Grateful Med software, and to DOCLINE for each library of a six=member consortium in rural Eastern Kentucky. Uniform computer hardware and software will be acquired and maintained on a group basis. Journal holdings will be contributed to SERHOLD using the Network Coordinator, based at Morehead State University, as an agent for all the members of the Consortium. Extensive training will be provided on a continuing basis for all potential end-users at the individual hospitals. Hospital library coordinators will be trained in methods of teaching Grateful Med searching, as well as in the use of DOCLINE. Students of nursing and allied health professions at Morehead State University will be given hands-on seminars in MEDLINE searching with Grateful Med in their didactic program, as well as a refresher orientation while on clinical rotation at Consortium hospitals. Evaluation of the project will be based on comparisons of data for on-line searches and interlibrary loan requests. Reliable baseline data have been complied for several years. An implementation evaluation will document the progress of the project and it is hoped that the results can be published in the professional literature.