Conducting a Journal Assessment Project Using Microsoft Access to Obtain Faculty Input and Promote the Creation of a Cost-Effective Journal Collection

Conducting a Journal Assessment Project Using Microsoft Access to Obtain Faculty Input and Promote the Creation of a Cost-Effective Journal Collection

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Conducting a Journal Assessment Project Using Microsoft Access to Obtain Faculty Input and Promote the Creation of a Cost-Effective Journal Collection

Title:	Conducting a Journal Assessment Project Using Microsoft Access to Obtain Faculty Input and Promote the Creation of a Cost-Effective Journal Collection
Author:	Lee, Yvonne; Abate, Laura; Brown, Steven; Obrig, Kathe; Paul, George; Williams, Lionel; Yohannes, Semhar
Abstract:	Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library created a database using Microsoft Access to execute a value assessment project of its' online and print journal collection. This poster presentation summarizes the process of creating a cost-effective journal collection.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1961/9291
Date:	2010-05

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Conducting a Journal Assessment Project Using Microsoft Access to Obtain Faculty Input and Promote the Creation of a Cost-Effective Journal Collection

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