NLM INFORMATION RESOURCES FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS

说明(改编自摘要)： 纽约地区健康教育中心与医院合作 纽约西部图书馆资源委员会图书馆服务计划 将促进生物医学信息的获取、使用和交付 在卫生专业人员短缺地区工作的卫生专业人员 纽约州西部的六个县。该项目的目标是确保 所有卫生保健专业人员，包括内科医生、执业护士、 护士、医生助理、药剂师、牙医、社会工作者和相关人员 卫生专业人员可以访问他们需要提供的信息 为他们的病人提供优质的护理。这一目标将通过实现 具体目标如下：1)确保卫生保健专业人员 在选定的临床实践单元(CPU)中执业，位于 在服务社区下指定，可以访问他们需要的信息 为患者提供优质护理；2)提供计算机资源 现场安装在CPU中，使医护人员能够获得医疗服务 通过PubMed、互联网感恩医学和万维网提供信息；3) 教医疗保健专业人员如何获得高质量、高成本效益的 用户友好的信息，并将导致改善患者护理；4) 培养一支训练有素的医疗保健专业干部队伍， 学生和住院医生利用医疗信息的导师和榜样 为患者提供优质护理的资源和5)创建虚拟、 社区-学术初级保健临床实践网络的使命是 支持卓越的病人护理和多学科教育。 该项目的显著特点将是使国家 医学图书馆-这些专业人员立即可以访问S数据库 通过在从业者身上放置计算机？临床实习单位。这个 从国家医学图书馆获得的资金将用于 购买访问PubMed所需的计算机硬件和软件， 互联网感恩医学和万维网。还将需要资金来 雇佣和培训一名.50 F.T.E电路库管理员。图书馆员将促进 潜在参与者之间的项目，培训卫生保健专业人员使用 这些系统，确保参与者之间的公开对话，并评估 项目？S成果。

DESCRIPTION (adapted from the Abstract): The New York Area Health Education Center in collaboration with the Hospital Library Services Program of the Western New York Library Resources Council will facilitate access to, use, and delivery of biomedical information to health care professionals working in health professional shortage areas in the six counties of Western New York. The goal of this project is to ensure that all health care professionals including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, dentists, social workers and allied health professionals have access to the information they need to provide quality care for their patients. This goal will be achieved by accomplishing the following specific aims: 1) ensure that health care professionals practicing in the selected Clinical Practice Units (CPUs), located in the designated under served communities, have access to the information they need to provide quality care to their patients; 2) provide computer resources on-site in CPUs to enable health care practitioners to access medical information via PubMed, Internet Grateful Med, and the World Wide Web; 3) teach health care professionals how to access quality, cost-effective information that is user friendly and will result in improved patient care; 4) develop a cadre of well trained health care professionals who can serve as mentors and role models to students and residents in using medical information resources to provide quality care to patients and 5) create a virtual, community-academic primary care clinical practice network whose mission is to support excellence in patient care and multi disciplinary education. The distinguishing characteristic of this project will be to make the National library of Medicine?s databases immediately accessible to these professionals by placing computes in the practitioners? clinical practice units. The funding received from the National Library of Medicine will be used to purchase the computer hardware and software required to access PubMed, Internet Grateful Med and the World Wide Web. Funds also will be required to hire and train a .50 F.T.E circuit librarian. The librarian will promote the project among potential participants, train health care professionals to use the systems, ensure an open dialogue among participants and evaluate the project?s outcome.