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期刊名:Medical reference services quarterly

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ISSN:0276-3869

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Biju V V,Franklin J,Sanjo Jose et al. Biju V V et al.
Scientific studies conducted without adhering to ethical principles or without obtaining necessary approvals may lead to retractions, thereby undermining both scientific credibility and public trust. This study examines Retractions due to E...
David Petersen,Allison E Piazza,Gregg A Stevens et al. David Petersen et al.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that hiring managers and hiring committees are seeing small numbers of applicants for vacancies at their health sciences libraries, making recruitment difficult. Several challenges are often cited for this, but l...
Yingting Zhang Yingting Zhang
Health sciences librarians play a critical role in supporting evidence synthesis, mostly systematic and scoping reviews. This paper reflects on the author's decade of evidence synthesis services (2015-2025). During this time, the author pro...
Harold S Bright Iv,Kyle Robinson,Lori Fitterling et al. Harold S Bright Iv et al.
Context: Bibliometric analysis is a method for analyzing the existing literature of a specific research area. Because it provides information about current research trends, the analysis can highlight attributes of frequen...
Amy G Ferguson Amy G Ferguson
Health sciences librarians are increasingly assuming the role of instructional partners, with a core responsibility to teach evidence-based practice (EBP) skills that go beyond basic information retrieval. Like information literacy, EBP ski...
Anna Biszaha Anna Biszaha
Using semi-structured interviews, this study aimed to qualitatively explore the expectations and preferences of clinical users when engaging with library subject guides. Participants were generally unaware that subject guides existed but sh...
Talicia Tarver,Nina Exner,Lauretta Cathers Talicia Tarver
The health sciences librarian and data management librarian partnered with a health professions faculty member to develop integrated library instruction for a distance PhD dissertation seminar. The librarians employed a variety of best prac...
Dora Mensah,Toni Hoberecht Dora Mensah
This article describes a needs assessment performed by an academic/health sciences library to study the feasibility of a library makerspace for campus users and to determine if there was any interest for such a makerspace. A literature revi...
J Michael Lindsay,Martha Earl J Michael Lindsay
Costs for UpToDate, the library's primary point of care clinical tool, had increased to half of the acquisitions budget but without user affiliation data to facilitate cost sharing. A working group led by librarians was formed to review alt...
Rachel Keiko Stark,Priya Shenoy Rachel Keiko Stark
Background: Little is known about whether or how librarians and nursing faculty collaborate to create or use OER resources. Methods: A ...