The National Library of Medicine's Bibliographic Databases: Tools for Nursing Research

Sparks, Susan M.

doi:10.1111/j.1547-5069.1984.tb01379.x

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“…Upon completion of the NLM training course, participants are eligible to apply for passwords and open accounts to search databases available from the MEDLARS system. In addition to MEDLINE, the MEDLARS system at NLM offers several specialized health-related databases (Sparks, 1984) including CANCERLIT (index to cancer-related literature) and HEALTH PLANNING AND ADMIN (dealing with health planning, organization, financing and management). Users of the system are billed for online connect time and telecommunications charges (at a minimum hourly rate of $15) plus additional charges if offline printing copies are made.…”

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“…In the future, the use of computers and telecommunications services to transmit clinical information will increase markedly as nurses use computers to transmit data long-distance in their clinical practices (Loepprich & Smith, 1983-1984. Computers will be used increasingly to transmit data from remote monitoring systems in patients' homes, to transmit data for consultation purposes and to transmit patients' medical records (Charbonneau, 1982;Higgins, Conrath, & Dunn, 1984).…”

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