Title: Blossoming in the Desert:
1The Arizona Health Information Network
http//www.azhin.org
Arizona Health Information Network, Inc. P.O.
Box 245080 Tucson, AZ 85724-5080 520/626-8287
Fax 520/626-2922 coordinator_at_azhin.org
2AZHIN - The Arizona Health Information Network
- Mission
- Provide knowledge-based information resources to
Arizonas health care practitioners students - When where they need it
- At a reasonable cost invisible to end-user
- Incorporated in 1994 with 11 founding members
- 30 current member institutions
3Organizational Environment
- Members primary mission is health care or health
sciences education - Statewide
- Members agree to participate actively
- Governed by a board of directors
- Operating funds from member dues
- Dues based on member size
- Leadership broadly based
4Diversity of Membership
- Representatives are librarians, physicians,
administrators, educators - Urban and rural
- Very large and extremely small
- Varying member mission
- Rich library resources vs. no library resources
or manager - Differing technological infrastructures
5AZHIN Members
- Many Arizona hospitals or hospital systems
- State Department of Corrections
- Allied health educational institution
- AZ Telemedicine Program sites
- Academic health sciences center
- Osteopathic medical school
6Resources Offered
- AZHIN Portal
- Databases Medline, Health and Wellness Resource
Center, CINAHL, Stat!Ref etc. - Online full-text journals and textbooks
- Internet resource guidesvetted Web sites
- Training and instructional support
7AZHIN Web site http//www.azhin.org
8links to most in-demand products
links by format
PlusHelp Guides if you get confused!
9AZHIN - Books
format view
AIDS books
10AZHIN - Books
11Also Stat!Ref Book Collection
Quick Link to Stat!Ref
12AZHIN Log in process (Note process may differ
between member institutions)
13Stat!Ref
14Stat!Ref Conducting a search
15Stat!Ref Advanced search
16Stat!Ref Search Results
17Stat!Ref Linking to the Full-text
18AZHIN Databases
QUICK LINKMedline and others Nursing, EBM
Also listed by subject
19AZHIN Databases by subject
Browse databases, books, or journals
alphabetically, or by subject areas
20or, take the Quick Link from the home page into
OVID
OVID provides access to databases, full-text
books and journals
21Select a database.Need help searching? - See
AZHIN Help Guides
OVID connects you to several databases
22MEDLINE Keyword search
23Result 34926 articles
Lets try a search on inhalersresult 1026
articles
24Combining the two search results
25Limits human, English, Full text
Result 101 full text, review articles
26Displaying the results
Note the links to the full-text
27An example of a full-text article
note the link to the PDF version
28OVID also provides access to Books
29Lets look at the Lippincott Manual
30Use the search engine
or browse chapters
31(No Transcript)
32Waithow do I find books again?
Click Textbooks.
33Search by keywordor.click the subject
Since it was a nursing textbook.
34Heres the nursing book we looked at from OVID
35Health Business Fulltext Elite
- 450 well-known administrative journals
- health administration and other non-clinical
aspects of health administrative management
36Choose EBSCOhost Web when logging in
37Scroll down the list until you see Health
Business Fulltext Elite
38Lets try a simple search medicare and the
elderly
39350 hits note the links to the full-text.
40Clicking the link to the PDF full-text takes us
to.
41Consumer Health InformationGale Health and
Wellness Resource Center
42HWRC consumer-oriented reference sources
43includes Micromedix CareNotes (6th grade
reading level)
44Internet Resource Guides
Internet sites organized by subject vetted by
librarians to ensure quality.
45Click a subject like neurology
46get a list of great web sites
47AzHealthInfo.org
Database of Arizona-related health information
limit to a specific location, or select a topic
and find AZ-related info.
48AzHealthInfo.org was developed for the Arizona
Turning Point Project
49AZ public health services arranged alphabetically
and by subject
50Having trouble searching?
Help with Searching
51Help Guides can be printed from the AZHIN site,
or glossy versions can be ordered free from
vendors
52The Arizona Health Information Network
http//www.azhin.org
Arizona Health Information Network, Inc. P.O.
Box 245080 Tucson, AZ 85724-5080 520/626-8287
Fax 520/626-2922 coordinator_at_azhin.org