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Emergency Access Initiative and DOCLINE Update. Medical Library Association 2010 Washington, DC Maria Elizabeth Collins Public Services Division National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health Department of Health & Human Services. Agenda. Emergency Access Initiative
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Emergency Access Initiativeand DOCLINE Update Medical Library Association 2010Washington, DC Maria Elizabeth Collins Public Services Division National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health Department of Health & Human Services
Agenda • Emergency Access Initiative • DOCLINE today • Recent enhancements • Changes currently in progress • Upcoming plans
Emergency Access Initiative (EAI) Collaborative partnership between NLM, NN/LM and participating publishers to provide free access to full-text articles from 300+ biomedical serial titles and select reference books to healthcare professionals and libraries affected by disasters in the United States
Activation for Haiti • Activation period: January 25 – March 19 • 220 journals • 69 monographs • Visitors: 2,835 • Returned more than once: 554 • Visits: 4,743 • Page views: 88,473 • Hits: 217,105
EAI Editorial Committee • Suzetta Burroughs, University of Miami • Becky Lyon, NLM • Ethel Madden, Ochsner Clinic Foundation • Mary Moore, University of Miami • Kimberly Parker, WHO • Nancy Roderer, Johns Hopkins Welch Medical Library, Chair • Angela Ruffin, NLM • Mary Ryan, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Library • Rebecca Satterthwaite, CDC
EAI Participating Publishers • American Academy of Pediatrics • American Association for the Advancement of Science • American College of Physicians • American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists • ASM Press • B.C. Decker • BMJ • EBSCO • Elsevier • F.A. Davis • Mary Ann Liebert • Massachusetts Medical Society • McGraw-Hill • Merck Publishing • Oxford University Press • People’s Medical Publishing House • Springer • University of Chicago Press • Wiley • WoltersKluwer
DOCLINE Today • 3,018 libraries participating • Over 1.6 million serial holdings records • 1.24 million print • 324,000+ e-journals (20.3%) • 1.86 million ILL Requests in FY09 • Fill Rate is 93.1% • Average number of routes is 1.28
ILL Requests 39% decline since 2002
Loansome Doc Requests 56.7% decline since 2002
Individual Article Use > 100 29 articles Article used once 72.1% 944,611 articles used to fill 1.5 million requests
Articles Filled by Publication Year 20 years 89.2% Pre-1960 14,676 requests
How many unique journals were needed to fill 1.5 million requests? 20,209
DOCLINE 4.0 – Serial Holdings • Simplified title searching • Added acquisitions status search filter • Removed retrieval limits on search results • Ability to list all of your own holdings for systematic review and updating • Updated title and holdings display • Improved navigation • Improved holdings editing
Coming Soon… DOCLINE 4.5 • Requests module updating • Improved screen layout • Improved workflow • Enhancements
DOCLINE 4.5 Enhancements • Warning message of possible duplicate order • Warning message of erratum • Quick order – FINISH NOW! • Do not route to • Request fulfillment from specific physical format • Transactions available for 150 days • Odyssey as delivery method • Improved date searching of requests • Ability to search by patron name • Contact library
We’re Still Thinking About … • Where have the requests gone? • Are our users getting the literature they need? • ILL licensing restrictions • Diverging journal content • Updating of serial holdings data
DOCLINE Users Group Meeting • Monday, May 24th • 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm • Lincoln West
Talk With DOCLINE Team • NLM Booth • Monday, 10am - 12pm • Tuesday, 10am – 12pm • Contact Us
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