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Shared-Collection Ventures: Strategizing to Ensure Continued Access to Critical Resources


 

Zachary A. Valdes
Professor, Head of Acquisitions
Sam Houston State University

Wyoma vanDuinkerken
Director of the Joint Library Facility
Texas A&M University

Editor’s note: This article is based on work originally reported in 2023 article published in JMLA.

Challenge

Due to mounting space reclamation pressures beginning in 2013, many of Texas’ largest medical libraries were tasked with discarding large ranges of serial print holdings. However, the majority of these holdings were connected to the National Library of Medicine’s (NLM) MedPrint retention program, which meant hospitals and medical research institutions across the country were relying on their continued preservation and accessibility. In response, the Texas A&M Joint Library Facility (JLF) staff initiated an unprecedented nationwide collection and preservation effort to save these materials and ensure the complete holdings range for all NLM MedPrint materials were preserved. These efforts would prove to be fortuitous to academic communities in the wake of an impending pandemic that saw limited accessibility to critical medical literature, and established a blueprint that other institutions may wish to replicate in preparation for future events that could pose similar challenges to resource accessibility…

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National Academies Press
 
Living with ALS
 
Editor: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

At any one time, at least 30,000 people in the U.S. are living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a rapidly progressive, fatal neurological disease affecting individuals, caregivers, at-risk genetic carriers, and others. In 2022, Congress directed the National Institutes of Health to commission a National Academies committee of experts to recommend key actions public, private, and ...

 
 Score: 98
Springer
 
Rational Use of Intravenous Fluid in Critically Ill Patients
 
Editor: Malbrain , Manu L. N. G.

This book published in collaboration with the International Fluid Academy (IFA, www.fluidacademy.org), explores rationalized intravenous fluid therapy for critically ill patients. Despite being commonly prescribed in inpatient settings, intravenous fluids are often administered without evidence-based guidelines, neglecting essential considerations such as the fact they are drugs, that need ...

 
 
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