TABLE OF CONTENTS

2ECML BOLOGNA 1988

 

pp13-20

 

Opening session - welcome addresses

13

pp21-31

Plenary session I

The physician as generator and user of medical information

 

23

L. ROSSI BERNARDI.

Il medico come generators d' informazioni

23

29

G. TIBBLIN.

Medical information produced by doctors and for doctor's in primary care - experience from Uppsala, Sweden

29

pp34-46

Plenary session II

Library and documentation interconnection in Europe

 

36

L. COSTERS.

Future European developments in interconnecting national union catalogues

36

39

D. VARLOOT.

Vision prospective des banques de donnees et des nouvelles technologies de l'information dans le domaine medical

39

 

Plenary session III

Action plan for libraries in Europe

 

49

V. PARAJON-COLLADA.

Presentation of the draft Action Plan for Libraries followed by a discussion

49

pp53-82

Concurring session 1A

Medical libraries-medical information

 

55

E. CASOLINO.

Ricerca biomedica, biblioteche e banche dati nel "villaggio elettronico"

55

61

J. PESKA.

Integration of health information institutes and medical libraries - prerequisites of new quality of biomedical information services

61

 

Concurring session 1B

Regional cooperation

 

71

L. CAVAZZA.

Information service and bibliographical research in the libraries of Unità Sanitarie Locali in Emilia-Romagna: a statistical survey

71

79

G.M. PENTELOW.

Conservation of medical material within the University of London

79

 pp83-110

Concurring session 1C

Videodisc and other media

 

85

J.F. STEIGER, B. BLUM.

The medical media library-room facilities, hardware needs, software administration, acceptance by users

85

89

D.J. DE WECK, P.H. GYGAX, M.C. CLELAND.

Disque optique et micro­informatique dans la formation médicale en Suisse

89

 

Concurring session 1D

Use of databases

 

97

M. DACIC, G. KECMAN.

On-line information systems in the field of biomedical sciences of Serbia

97

103

P. STANGL, G. LINDER, V. SU.

The impact of unlimited online access to medical literature on the Stanford medical community

103

pp111-136

Concurring session 2A

Information for primary health round table

 

113

M.J. lMPERATORl.

Sante pour tous: un défi pour les centres d'information des soins de santé primaires

113

121

D.R. CICHI.

Italian Library Network

121

127

M. VIRAGOS.

Cooperative efforts in the computerization of the medical library network in Hungary

127

133

S. ADAMIC.

Cooperation of biomedical libraries of Yugoslavia

133

pp137-186

Concurrent session 2C

Information use I

 

139

R. SIEVANEN-ALLEN.

Investigations of the use of scientific literature and reading in clinical medicine

139

145

M.M. CAETANO.

Biomedical information: considerations on the basis of basis

145

157

S. FEDINECZ, M. BENDA.

The ultimate phase of information: the problem of reception

157

 

Concurrent session 2D

Medical libraries: case studies

 

165

M. EVANGELISTI, M.G. PATRONE, D. UGOLINI.

Differentiation of biomedical information demands in a scientific research institute

165

171

D.R. MORGAN, D. WRIGHT, J. DAWSON.

The British Medical Association library as a resource centre

171

179

J. HOREJSI.

Provision of all-round librarian and information services at the Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine in Prague

179

pp187-256

Concurrent session 3A

Health education

 

189

R. GANN.

Through information to participation: involving people in their own health care

189

199

C. TOSI, A. PANCALDI.

Associazioni private e informazione sanitaria. A case study

199

203

B. CALLOU, T-T. NGUYEN.

Une Bibliothèque médicale pour le grand public

203

 

Concurrent session 3B

Cooperation with developing countries in health information: a round table

 

211

D. AVRIEL.

The strategies of World Health Organization Health Literature Services Programme.

211

217

C. GAMBA, A. CAPELLI, P. RADAELLI, P. CONTI, G. CORTI, R. MARISA.

The establishment of a new section on ''Health care in developing countries" (HCDC) in a biomedical library

217

 

Concurrent session 3C

Information use II

 

221

L. PAIVA.

Information de santé au Portugal: présentation d'un projet

221

227

T. REIS, B.C. PERITZ.

Information gathering behavior of medical and para-professional staff at a teaching hospital.

227

235

V. COUZINET.

Les périodiques: production et utilisation d'un vecteur de l'lnformation médicale par les médecins généralistes

235

 

Concurrent session 3D

Library services to nurses

 

243

L.J. PARR.

Information sources and resources for nurses

243

247

K. GERZYMISCH.

Access to information and literature in basic nursing education - a review of library needs and facilities for undergraduate nursing students in Danish schools of nursing

247

253

M. VAN HOOF.

La bibliothèque de la Faculté de Médecine ouverte au personnel soignant. Comment l'exploiter?

253

pp257-312 Concurrent session 4A Electronic document delivery  
259

U. KORWITZ.

ADONIS: experiences in the Central Library of Medicine, Cologne

259

  Concurrent session 4B CD-ROM I  
269

J.M. PENDLEBURY.

The impact of CD-ROMs on the delivery of biomedical information services at theUniversity of Sussex

269

277

A.M.K. COLLINS.

Managing CD-ROM in an academic library

277

  Concurrent session 4C Document delivery  
285

M. VAZQUEZ, R. VIESCA.

The Spanish document delivery service in medicine

285

291

A. DI DONATO, E. NOVARI.

Document delivery in a scientific library: a problem of accounting management

291

  Concurrent session 4D Medical library organisation  
299

R. IORI, E. MONTANARI.

Problems regarding the reorganization of a library for environmental health

299

307

F. NOËL-LAMBOT.

La création de la bibliothèque de la Faculté de Médecine de l'Université: une experience interessante

307

pp313-372 Concurrent session 5A Telecommunications  
315

A. GAMBARO, S. POROLI.

The needs for telecommunication services in the information market

315

321

J.F. COMES.

Transborder data flow: a process in need of attention from medical librarians

321

327

D. SCHEHF.

Biomedical libraries in the age of telecomnmnication

327

  Concurrent session 5B Microcomputers in libraries I  
333

A. PARRICAL.

MlNISIS: logiciel multi-utilisateurs: un an d'expérience de gestion de base de données et de bibliothèque par l'équipe de la bibliothèque du Centre International de l'Enfance

333

337

D. UGOLINI, G. ALLORO.

A step by step introduction of an automatic system in a medical library

337

343

J. WADE, P. EMERY.

Testing the microsails serials control system in the Clinical Research Centre Library

343

  Concurrent session 5C End-user searching  
351

R. TRAUTMAN, S. VON FLlTTNER.

Artificial intelligence in value estimation of databases

351

367

J. HALPERN, P. DOSTATNI.

MEDLINE à la portée du plus grand nombre grace à un système d' interrogation simple et guide en mode videotex

367

  Concurrent session 5D Data bases  
365

R. SCHNEEMANN.

Health for all, but also health care online information for all? What HECLINET can do

365

371

R. KIMBERLEY.

A new data base and a new software for medical literature

371

pp373-440 Concurrent session 6A CD-ROM II  
375

I. ASTALS, M.R. DOMINGUEZ.

Information retrieval on CD-ROM and endusers

375

381

S. BAKKER, A. BLEEKER, J. VAN DER BURG, J. DIJKMAN, A.T. HOGENAAR, G. VAN RAMSHORST.

Medline versions on CD-ROM: comparison of several versions

381

383

A.J. EGER.

Survey of the attitude in medical libraries towards CD-ROM as an information source

383

  Concurrent session 6B Microcomputers in libraries II  
393

M. WALCKIERS, D. BLITZ.

The microcomputer as a multiple-use tool.

393

401

P. LEGGATE, J. VAN LOO.

Microcomputer applications in the Oxford Region Library and Information Service (ORLIS), a network of 33 small libraries

401

  Concurrent session 6C Technological advances - impact on libraries  
409

S. CRAWFORD.

Advances in library technology: The view from North America

409

415

G. BIANCHI, M. GIORGI, L. LIBUTTI, A. VALENTE.

Biomedical libraries and full-text databases

415

  Concurrent session 6D Library management  
423

P. BELBENOIT-AVICH.

The base "DUPLICATES" : an on-line collective interdisciplinary and international catalogue of duplicates of journals' issues

423

429

V. COMBA, U. MOREGOIA, P. PETRONI.

Analysis of the journals received in the School of Medicine of the University of Torino, Italy: the relevance of our resources

429

435

I.V. NIELSEN, A. NORHEDE.

Interlibrary loans considered by a biomedical library. What have the new nordic tools of localization meant to the work in connection with the interlibrary loans?

435

pp441-516 Concurrent session 7A Books and medicine in history I  
443

M. CRASTA.

Documentation in the history of science and medicine: the possible role of biomedical libraries

443

447

L. AGATONE, E. VOLPI.

An outline of the "ancient art of the gatherer" and of the foundation of the first obstetrical school in Italy at the University of Turin.

447

453

A. MIGUEL ALONSO, A. GONZALEZ BUENO.

The library of the Royal College of San Fernando in Madrid (1806-1843)

453

  Concurrent session 7B Special information services  
457

S.B. CHRISTENSEN.

The documentation centre at the Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims in Copenhagen: a presentation

457

463

E. HUSEM.

WISMIC- un centre international d'information socio-médicale

463

469

C. NORRIS.

The Current Awareness Topics Services (CATS) database

469

477

M. WOLFF-TERROINE, B. POULET.

Toxibase: une base de donnees sur les pharmacodépendances

477

  Concurrent session 7C Pharmaceutical information  
485

M.D.R. LEITAO.

Specialized information in the field of health : The information and documentation center in a pharmaceutical industry

485

491

A. CAMBlNI.

Conceptual issues in designing and organizing a biomedical documentation centre (BDC). Our experience at Zambon Group BDC

491

497

S. QUATTROCCHI, M. MORGANTINI.

Trasformare dati in informazioni: analisi della distribuzione dei farmaci italiani nella Comunità Europea, sulla base dei dati tratti da Pharmaprojects

497

  Concurrent session 7D User education  
505

F.M. PICKEN.

Effective user education

505

609

M.F. RIBES COT, M.A. GARCIA MARTIN, M.I. MONTES DEL OLMO.

The level of knowledge of medical documentation and the degree of usage of the library services on the part of medical residents

509

515

A. VALTCHEV.

Programme for information users' education

515

pp517-581 Concurrent session 8A Books and medicine in history II  
519

L. KNARBERG HANSEN.

Health education in its historic perspective the Norwegian doctor as a promotor of health

519

523

C. NICQ.

Conservation et valorisation du Patrimoine: l'apport du film-video

523

527

V. EVANGELISTI, P. NINI, A. VIGANO.

English medicine in the 17th century as it appears through the literature of Putti Foundation

527

  Concurrent session 8B Computer applications in specialized libraries  
535

Z. SIMOVICOVA.

Automatic medicolegal information system

535

641

L. MACCHIARELLI, S. CONTI, G. DI MASCIO, P. TAMBURRINI.

Computerizing a forensic medicine library

641

646

J.C. SAMSON, V. CANTARELLO, L. PILOTTO, E. MONTALI.

An Italian documentation center for Alzheimer's disease

646

  Concurrent session 8C Union catalogues  
563

G. POPPI, O. MASCIOTTA.

Union Catalogue of Biomedical Serials in Libraries in the Rome area: why a second edition?

563

559

M.L. AMAT BOZZO, G. SERRA MINA.

Union catalogue of the Coordinadora de Documentació Biomèdica

559

561

A. DRACOS, G. POPPI.

A support for data base users: A list of serials indexed by NLM for Medlars available in Rome biomedical libraries

561

667

J. HELBICH.

Czechoslovak biomedical journals in the Science Citation Index

667

573

M. MORENO VERNIS, F. BUJOSA HOMAR.

Do you publish "to be read"? Do you collaborate "to be quoted"?

573

575

V. PISTOTTI, M. BONATI.

The collaborative group: a new authorship in scientific literature

575

 

 

 

 

581

 

Poster exhibits

581

583

 

Index

583