This article reviews how electronic journals are cataloged and displayed for users of health science libraries. The Web pages of 138 health sciences libraries in the United States and Canada were examined to determine if the library provided users with a Web-based electronic journals list and whether the library used single or multiple bibliographic records to catalog print and electronic journal versions. Trends in cataloging, naming, organizing, and presenting electronic journals are identified, and summary data are presented.

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