With the large amount of electronic resources available to libraries and their users today, libraries must find ways to present that information to users in manageable ways. Academic medical libraries have the additional challenge of presenting properly scoped biomedical resources to clinicians, medical students, graduate students, and faculty from both local resources and those available through the parent academic institution and library. Come learn how the Penn State University College of Medicine Harrell Health Sciences Library embarked on a project to create a scoped eJournal list to provide clean access to biomedical resources for library users. We will discuss how we formed an authoritative list of journals, the process used to create the scoped list, and lessons learned along the way.
This poster is co-authored by Marie Cirelli, Collection Access and Support Services Librarian, Penn State College of Medicine Harrell Health Sciences Library, who was unable to attend the conference.
