Reference Services Review

Leadership for today and tomorrow in health sciences librarianship
pp. 8-8(1)
Author: Rockman I.F.

Why emerging roles for health sciences librarians?
pp. 9-12(4)
Author: Shipman J.P.

Emerging roles of health sciences librarians: academic library centrality
pp. 13-15(3)
Author: Watstein S.B.

PDA librarian
pp. 16-20(5)
Author: Rios G.R.

Teaching a Web-based course in health informatics
pp. 21-25(5)
Authors: Turman L.U.; Self P.C.; Calarco P.V.

Clinical research informationist
pp. 26-30(5)
Author: Detlefsen E.G.

Campus intellectual property policy development
pp. 31-34(4)
Author: Nollan R.

School of Medicine CBIL librarian: an educational informationist model
pp. 35-39(5)
Author: Seago B.L.

Nursing librarian: an educator of future nurses
pp. 40-44(5)
Author: Sherwill-Navarro P.

Clinical medical librarian to clinical informationist
pp. 45-49(5)
Author: Brown H-A.

Health professional education, evidence-based health care, and health sciences librarians
pp. 50-53(4)
Authors: McKibbon K.A.; Bayley L.

The librarian as tutor/facilitator in a problem-based learning (PBL) curriculum
pp. 54-59(6)
Author: Eldredge J.D.

Medical librarian as expert witness: the truth, and nothing but the truth
pp. 60-63(4)
Author: Lett R.K.

Evaluation in health information outreach programs
pp. 64-68(5)
Author: Burroughs C.M.

Area Health Education Center (AHEC) outreach librarian
pp. 69-73(5)
Author: McDuffee D.

Bioterrorism alert: reference and literature support for the CDC Director's Emergency Operations Center (DEOC) and investigative field teams
pp. 74-82(9)
Authors: Swain R.; Oliver K.B.; Rankin J.A.; Bonander J.; Loonsk J.W.

STM publishing meets NIH digital archive: librarian service on the PubMed Central National Advisory Committee
pp. 83-88(6)
Authors: Homan J.M.; Watson L.A.

From the "other" side: working for a vendor
pp. 89-92(4)
Author: Fortney L.