Vol. 106 No. 2 (2018): April 2018

Published: 2018-04-05

Editorial

Practicing what we preach: developing a data sharing policy for the Journal of the Medical Library Association

Kevin B. Read, Liz Amos, Lisa M. Federer, Ayaba Logan, T. Scott Plutchak, Katherine G. Akers

155–158
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Thank you to the Journal of the Medical Library Association reviewers in 2017

Katherine G. Akers

159–161
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Special Paper

An historical overview of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, 1985–2015

Susan L. Speaker

162–174
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Original Investigation

Evaluating the impact of clinical librarians on clinical questions during inpatient rounds

Riley Brian, Nicola Orlov, Debra Werner, Shannon K. Martin, Vineet M. Arora, Maria Alkureishi

175–183
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A qualitative analysis of the information science needs of public health researchers in an academic setting

Shanda L. Hunt, Caitlin J. Bakker

184–197
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It takes longer than you think: librarian time spent on systematic review tasks

Krystal Bullers, Allison M. Howard, Ardis Hanson, William D. Kearns, John J. Orriola, Randall L. Polo, Kristen A. Sakmar

198–207
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Environmental scan and evaluation of best practices for online systematic review resources

Robin M. N. Parker, Leah Boulos, Sarah Visintini, Krista Ritchie, Jill Hayden

208–218
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Accepting the challenge: what academic health sciences library directors do to become effective leaders

Rick L. Fought, Mitsunori Misawa

219–226
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Has Embase replaced MEDLINE since coverage expansion?

Michael Thomas Lam, Christina De Longhi, Joseph Turnbull, Helen Rose Lam, Reena Besa

227–234
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Health sciences libraries’ subscriptions to journals: expectations of general practice departments and collection-based analysis

David Barreau, Céline Bouton, Vincent Renard, Jean-Pascal Fournier

235–243
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Commentary

The hidden benefits of helping students with systematic reviews

Rosie Hanneke

244–247
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Is there a place for undergraduate and graduate students in the systematic review process?

Christina L. Wissinger

248–250
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Health sciences library outreach to family caregivers: a call to service

Mary M. Howrey

251–258
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History Matters

Finding a silver lining: the importance of documenting medical tragedies

Judith A. Wiener

259–261
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Letter to the Editor

Taking publication date into consideration: a response to the review of Mobile Technologies for Every Library

Lisa Mastin

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Book Review

The Library Staff Development Handbook

Danielle Becker

263–264
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New Methods of Teaching and Learning in Libraries

Margaret A. Hoogland

265
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The Special Collections Handbook. 2nd ed.

Paul M. Blobaum

266–267
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Resource Review

5MinuteConsult

Ivan Armando Portillo

268–269
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Cabells Scholarly Analytics

Lilian Hoffecker

270–272
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LiveStories

Kelli Yakabu, Andrea Ball

273–275
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Trip and Trip Pro

Lynne M. Fox

276–279
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Correction

Correction to “Satellite stories: capturing professional experiences of academic health sciences librarians working in delocalized health sciences programs” on page 80, 106(1) January. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5195/jmla.2018.214

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