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Medical and life science journal usage in veterinary medicine: identifying the complementary core

机译：兽医医学和生命科学杂志的用法：确定互补的核心

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Research in veterinary medicine employs the literature of many complementary fields of study. The literature of biology, including anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, toxicology, as well as laboratory and clinical sciences are essential. Also, most aspects of human medicine overlap in varying degrees with veterinary medicine. This paper describes the resources and processes that individual collection managers can use to identify the non-veterinary journals of importance to veterinary researchers at their institutions. Additionally, the methodology employed in this study will be useful for libraries supporting other allied health fields where large medical research libraries or collections are absent. Ensuring access to the most relevant and up-to-date peer-reviewed journal literature is an essential function of the library. The services outlined in this paper make keeping up with the changing information usage and needs of a library’s users possible. Objective: Identify the primary non-veterinary journals used by researchers at a college of veterinary medicine. Methodology: Employing the analytical components of commercial and open-source bibliographic resources (Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed, et al) to measure local article authorship and usage. Result: A list of journals falling outside the core field of study - yet evidenced as essential - to the research needs of a specific user group. Conclusion: Identification of the “complementary core” can be elusive and will vary by institution, by the changing internal research priorities, and over time. This paper describes an ongoing process that can be employed when reviewing journal subscriptions to ensure the collection’s relevancy to the user base.
机译：兽医学研究利用许多互补研究领域的文献。生物学的文献，包括解剖学，生理学，生物化学，毒理学以及实验室和临床科学都是必不可少的。同样，人类医学的大多数方面都与兽医学有不同程度的重叠。本文介绍了资源和流程，个人馆藏管理员可以使用这些资源和流程来确定对所在机构的兽医研究人员重要的非兽医期刊。此外，本研究中使用的方法学将对缺乏大型医学研究图书馆或馆藏的其他相关健康领域的图书馆有用。确保访问最相关和最新的同行评审期刊文献是图书馆的一项基本职能。本文概述的服务可以满足不断变化的信息使用和图书馆用户的需求。目的：确定兽医学院的研究人员使用的主要非兽医期刊。方法：采用商业和开源书目资源（Web of Science，Scopus，PubMed等）的分析组件来衡量本地文章的作者和使用情况。结果：属于特定研究领域之外的期刊列表，但已被证明对特定用户群的研究需求至关重要。结论：“互补核心”的识别可能难以捉摸，并且会随机构，内部研究重点的变化以及时间的推移而变化。本文介绍了一个正在进行的过程，该过程可用于查看期刊订阅以确保馆藏与用户群的相关性。

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    Youngen Gregory K.;

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