图书馆中的医疗机构资料库(MIRL)研讨会:为满足实践社区的需求而设计的蓝图。

IF 2.9 4区 医学 Q1 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE
Brenda Fay, Lisa M Buda, Anthony J Dellureficio, Sara Hoover, Ramune K Kubilius, Steven J Moore, Lisa A Palmer
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背景:医学院、学术健康中心、医疗保健网络和医院的健康科学图书馆已经建立了机构知识库(IRs),以展示他们的研究成果,提高知名度,扩大机构学术的覆盖面,并传播独特的内容。IRs的新角色包括发布开放获取期刊、跟踪研究人员的生产力以及充当数据共享的存储库。许多存储库管理员在机构其他人的有限帮助下监督他们的IR。因此,IR从业者发现与其他机构的同事建立联系和学习是很有价值的。案例介绍:本案例报告描述了一项专门为健康科学受众设计的新举措的起源和实施:图书馆医疗机构知识库(MIRL)研讨会。来自美国医院和学术机构的六名医学图书馆员组织了2021年11月举行的首届研讨会。目标是填补卫生环境中IR从业者在会议规划方面的空白。2021年和随后的2022年研讨会的主题包括IR管理、增加读者和参与度以及平台迁移。2021年,73/238名与会者(31%)和2022年62/180名与会者(34%)完成了研讨会后调查。反馈绝大多数都是积极的。讨论:与会者在研讨会后调查中对MIRL的评价很高。MIRL规划小组打算继续举办研讨会,并希望MIRL将稳步发展,在健康科学领域的IR从业者中建立社区,并扩大围绕机构内容数字归档最佳实践的对话。MIRL的实施设计是专业实践社区合作的蓝图。
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The Medical Institutional Repositories in Libraries (MIRL) Symposium: a blueprint designed in response to a community of practice need.

Background: Health sciences libraries in medical schools, academic health centers, health care networks, and hospitals have established institutional repositories (IRs) to showcase their research achievements, increase visibility, expand the reach of institutional scholarship, and disseminate unique content. Newer roles for IRs include publishing open access journals, tracking researcher productivity, and serving as repositories for data sharing. Many repository managers oversee their IR with limited assistance from others at their institution. Therefore, IR practitioners find it valuable to network and learn from colleagues at other institutions.

Case presentation: This case report describes the genesis and implementation of a new initiative specifically designed for a health sciences audience: the Medical Institutional Repositories in Libraries (MIRL) Symposium. Six medical librarians from hospitals and academic institutions in the U.S. organized the inaugural symposium held virtually in November 2021. The goal was to fill a perceived gap in conference programming for IR practitioners in health settings. Themes of the 2021 and subsequent 2022 symposium included IR management, increasing readership and engagement, and platform migration. Post-symposium surveys were completed by 73/238 attendees (31%) in 2021 and by 62/180 (34%) in 2022. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive.

Discussion: Participant responses in post-symposium surveys rated MIRL highly. The MIRL planning group intends to continue the symposium and hopes MIRL will steadily evolve, build community among IR practitioners in the health sciences, and expand the conversation around best practices for digital archiving of institutional content. The implementation design of MIRL serves as a blueprint for collaboratively bringing together a professional community of practice.

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Journal of the Medical Library Association
Journal of the Medical Library Association INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE-
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4.10
自引率
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39
审稿时长
26 weeks
期刊介绍: The Journal of the Medical Library Association (JMLA) is an international, peer-reviewed journal published quarterly that aims to advance the practice and research knowledgebase of health sciences librarianship. The most current impact factor for the JMLA (from the 2007 edition of Journal Citation Reports) is 1.392.
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