HealthLinks: A ColdFusion Web Application

Westra, Brian

doi:10.1300/j136v07n01_05

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“…1 This definition was not found on the library Web site itself, but rather in the bibliography of a 2002 article on HealthLinks. 2 Another health sciences library that uses the concept and the toolkits term, the Lane Medical Library of Stanford University, provides the following definition on their Web site. The definition is institution-specific and not easily adaptable for other institutions:…”

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Toolkit Use in Health Sciences Libraries

Cuddy

Tomasulo

2004

Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries

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This paper reviews the toolkit concept in health sciences libraries. A thorough search of existing Web sites and a literature review were conducted to obtain a working definition applicable to the health sciences library. In addition, the Web pages of 142 health sciences libraries in the U.S. and Canada were examined to determine if the toolkit concept is being used with regularity. A questionnaire was sent to three listservs to survey librarians about the use of toolkits at their institutions. Trends in naming, organizing, and presenting online resources in health sciences libraries are identified, and a statistical analysis of the use of toolkits is presented.

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confidence: 99%