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 - Subject: JAMA & Archives Journals
 - From: "Norman Frankel" <Norman.Frankel@ama-assn.org>
 - Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 17:43:21 EST
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JAMA & Archives Journals to Depart ProQuest
We wish to inform our colleagues in the library community that the JAMA:
Journal of the American Medical Association and Archives Journals will no
longer be available on the ProQuest platform effective December 31, 2005.  
Two alternative platforms are available: HighWire Press and Ovid.
          The HighWire platform is our official gateway.  HighWire, home
to more than 800 of the world's leading journals, offers a variety of
features important to researchers that were not available through
ProQuest:
* Early-release articles, disseminated prior to the print publication
date, provide online-only access to time-sensitive, critical content.
* Online-only content supplements are offered for many articles.
* Free access to cited articles (references) that are in HighWire hosted
journals, plus links to full text via CrossRef or to abstracts in ISI or
PubMed.
* Citations are downloadable to any of several citation managers including
EndNote, Reference Manager, ProCite, BibTex, and Medlars formats.
* Collection searches are available in more than a hundred disease and
journal section categories as well as by research or review article.
* Automated alerts can be set up for notification of newly published
content on specific topics.
* PowerPoint slides are easily formatted from article tables, charts, and
images.
* Citing article information is offered from ISI's Web of Science (WoS),
even to institutions that do not license WoS
Ovid Technologies also will continue to provide access to JAMA & Archives.  
Ovid features sophisticated searching capabilities as well as linking to
all LWW titles among more than 900 hosted scientific journals.
For institutional subscriptions to JAMA & Archives Journals:
* In the Americas, please email <mailto:ama-subs@ama-assn.org>
ama-subs@ama-assn.org.
* For the rest of the world, please email <mailto:ama@emd-germany.de>
* Or contact your subscription agent.
* For access via the Ovid platform, contact Ovid Technologies
<http://www.ovid.com/>
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