Small but perfectly formed, and uniquely tailored to nurses’ needs: the Royal College of Nursing’s electronic journals service

Cull, Sarah

doi:10.1108/03055720310512033

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“…The only membership organization, at that time, that offered remote e-journal access was the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), which had struck a deal with Blackwell Publishing and its own publishing house to give members access to eight general nursing e-journals. 3,4 The RCN has a different membership from that of the RSC, as it has vast numbers of student nurses using its libraries, but this showed it could be done.…”

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Developing a Virtual Library for 44,000 chemists

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2007

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This article describes how the Royal Society of Chemistry's library is making the transition from being a largely traditional print‐based library to one that offers remote‐access resources to its widespread membership. Key to its strategy is working with publishers and other content providers in a proactive and innovative way. Examples, case studies and difficulties faced are outlined alongside some of the solutions employed to facilitate the delivery of content.

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