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Re: Gastroenterology
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- Subject: Re: Gastroenterology
- From: "Michelle Kraft" <kraftm@ccf.org>
- Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 17:26:39 EST
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Emily, We do not get Gastroenterology as an Institution + Subscription. The way our institution's network is set up there is no way for us to limit access to a journal to be only on the library's computers. The pricing for institutional wide access is too pricey for us. So, we access it through library staff terminals via our administrative login and password. Only our library staff know that password and we access the online version of Gastroenterology only in urgent situations where our print copy is missing or late. It is not the most efficient way for our patrons or us, but it has gotten out some close calls when the print is missing. ___________________ Michelle Kraft Medical Librarian Cleveland Clinic Foundation kraftm@ccf.org >>> emcelro@wpo.it.luc.edu 02/14/02 07:22PM >>> I wondered what other libaries were doing with pricing like that of Gastroenterology: "Institution Subscription: allows online access to the Journal solely from workstations that are physically located within the Institution's library or research facility (i.e., the building to which paper issues of the Journal are sent or in which such issues are housed). Institution + Subscription: allows on-line access to the Journal not only from workstations that are physically located within the Institution's library or research facility, but also from any remote workstation located within the physical perimeter of the Institution's campus surrounding such library or research facility. The "perimeter of the Institution's campus" is defined as the documented city limits within which the Institution is contained. Related campuses or offices located outside such perimeter must obtain their own Institution + subscriptions." (In another section on their website they made the distinction that classrooms or offices on the same campus were included in this option but not the basic institution cost) We are a campus with at least 3-4 buildings located on campus. This just seems like a step backwards like the restrictions to single workstation access. Emily McElroy Serials & Electronic Collections Librarian Loyola University Health Sciences Library 2160 S. First Ave. Maywood, IL 60153 emcelro@lumc.edu
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