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Emergency Access Initiative

Emergency Access Initiative. Maria Elizabeth Collins Public Services Division National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Emergency Access Initiative.

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Emergency Access Initiative

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  1. Emergency Access Initiative Maria Elizabeth Collins Public Services Division National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

  2. Emergency Access Initiative Collaborative partnership between NLM and participating publishers to provide free access to full-text articles from 240+ biomedical serial titles and select reference books to healthcare professionals and libraries affected by disasters in the United States and internationally

  3. EAI Beginnings Pass Christian Public Library in Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina. Photo courtesy of Sally James, Branch Manager

  4. 241 journals 2,000+ monographs 3 online databases Cochrane (also listed in journals) DynaMed Essential Evidence Plus EAI Content

  5. Sample Journal Titles • Accident and emergency nursing • American journal of infection control • Burns • Cochrane database of systematic reviews • Depression and anxiety • Emergency radiology • Environmental toxicology and pharmacology • International journal of cardiology • International journal of infectious diseases • Journal of anxiety disorders • Journal of emergency medicine • Journal of traumatic stress • New England journal of medicine • Pest management science

  6. Sample Book Titles • Merck manual of diagnosis and therapy • Public health and prevention management • Trauma • Human virology • Emergency medicine procedures • Infectious diseases: the clinician’s guide to diagnosis, treatment and prevention • AHFS Drug Information • Radiation risk estimates in normal and emergency situations

  7. Participating Publishers • American Academy of Pediatrics • American Association for the Advancement of Science • American Chemical Society • 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 • Rittenhouse • Springer • University of Chicago Press • Wiley • Wolters Kluwer

  8. EAI Editorial Committee • Gail Bang, CDC • Maria Collins, NLM • Ethel Madden, Ochsner Clinic Foundation • Mary Moore, University of Miami • Kimberly Parker, WHO • Angela Ruffin, NLM • Mary Ryan, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Library • Dan Wilson, University of Virginia • Laura Wong, NLM

  9. Editorial Committee Tasks • Journal title selection • Most requested titles from NLM after Katrina • Titles recommended by CDC and WHO • Book title selection • Emergency medicine • Infectious disease prevention and management • Public health • Periodic review of titles

  10. Activation Team • Joyce Backus, NLM • Bill Curtis, Springer • Mary Ryan, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences • Rotate membership in 2 year increments • Single individual can activate

  11. Guidelines for Triggering EAI • Federal or state disaster declaration exists, and • Five (5) or more health sciences libraries are affected by loss of power and communications systems or other disruption that force closure, and • Loss of access to biomedical literature is expected to last for at least 2 weeks.

  12. Disaster definition • For the purposes of the Emergency Access Initiative project, a “disaster” is a naturally-occurring or man-made event that interrupts or severs access to biomedical literature for health care professionals, students, and other users of health science libraries in the United States or internationally. • Typically, a “disaster” causes disruptions or failures in essential infrastructure systems: transportation, communications and public utilities (water, gas, electric). When such a disaster overwhelms the local emergency management resources, a state and federal major disaster declaration will usually follow.

  13. Login Page - Active http://eai.nlm.nih.gov

  14. Login – “Passive” http://eai.nlm.nih.gov

  15. User Agreement Statement

  16. User Agreement Statement

  17. Home Page

  18. PubMed Search Results

  19. PubMed Abstract Record

  20. Books Page

  21. EAI Activations • Haiti – earthquake • January 25, 2010 – March 19, 2010 • Pakistan – flooding • September 10, 2010 – November 6, 2010 • Haiti – cholera • October 24, 2010 – December 18, 2010 • Japan – earthquake, tsunami, nuclear • March 14, 2011 – May 6, 2011

  22. Questions & Discussion

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