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NLM Online Users’ Meeting

May 18, 2009
David Gillikin
Chief, Bibliographic Service Division
National Library of Medicine
National Institutes of Health
Department of Health & Human Services

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Presentations

David Gillikin - Online Update
Paula Kitendaugh - MedlinePlus
Maria Collins - DOCLINE
Questions
Presentations will be posted on the NLM Technical Bulletin

 

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Indexing

• FY2008
  • 671,900 citations indexed for MEDLINE.
  • 1% increase over FY2007.
  • 74,252 gene indexing links created (43% increase from last year).
• FY2009
  • Anticipating an overall rate of around 710,000 articles indexed.
  • 88% of MEDLINE citations now supplied electronically by publishers.
  • As of May 2009, over 50% of the MEDLINE journals are now indexed from the online version.

 

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OLDMEDLINE Data

• Over 70,000 citations added from the 1948 Current List of Medical Literature CLML to MEDLINE/PubMed.
• Working on mapping the citation keywords for the 1948 CLML citations to current MeSH.
• In progress: converting entries from the 1947. CLML

 

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PubMed Enhancements

• Many enhancements in the past year:
  • Title first display on search summary page.
  • Advanced Search moved out of Beta and enhanced.
  • My NCBI enhancements.
• NLM Theater Presentations - details on these and other enhancements already available.
• Preview of PubMed Redesign underway by NCBI.

 

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PubMed Redesign - Goals

• Make PubMed easier to use.
• Simplify the interface.
• Refresh the look of the site.
• Organize information better.
• Make "power features" readily accessible.
• Promote scientific discover.
• Draft mockup of new design (subject to change).

 

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Current 2009 PubMed design for the search results page.

 

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Prototype re-design for PubMed search summary display.

 

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Prototype redesign of PubMed summary results, with the review filter selected.

 

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Prototype of redesign of PubMed Abstract Display view.

 

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Prototype Redesign of Abstract display with expansion of metadata.

 

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Prototype Redesign of PubMed search result page with Limits message and Gene Sensor message.

 

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Prototype re-design for PubMed search summary display.

 

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Prototype redesign of PubMed summary display, showing Display Setting control panel.

 

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Prototype redesign of PubMed summary display, showing Send To control panel.

 

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Prototype redesign of PubMed summary display, showing Display Setting control panel with expanded E-mail entry and control functions.

 

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PubMed Redesign: Summary

• The final design is still under development.
• Functions are not changing, only how they are presented.
• Anticipated launch: Summer 2009

 

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PubMed Future Project

• Investigating a version of researcher/author disambiguation.
• Focusing initially on grantees and their publications — it's what we know about.
• My NCBI and self-identification.
  • Allowing user to identify publications.
  • Suggesting citations based on automated analysis.

 

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PubMed Central

• Statistics as of May 1
  • Over 460 fully participating journals.
  • Over 110 active NIH portfolio titles.
  • Also over 500 journals depositing selected articles.
  • Almost 1.8 million articles.
• PMC Open Access subset
  • Publisher with Open Access programs, depositing to PMC.
  • Special Collections tab.

 

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PubMed Central list of journals, and Special Collections option.

 

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PMC Open Access Subset includes articles from a number of publishers' programs, each of which deposits selected articles from a range of journals.  The Special Collections tab is a complete list of the publishers programs that deposit to PMC.

 

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LinkOut

• No LinkOut User meeting this year.
  LinkOut representatives are available at the NLM Exhibit booth.
• LinkOut presentation part of the NLM Theater schedule.
• One new feature:
  Working with Serial Solutions to provide support for LinkOut within their OpenURL resolver — talk with Serial Solutions for details.

 

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Unified Medical Language System (UMLS)

• UMLS Releases:
  • 2008AB release — November 17, 2008
  • 2009AA release — April 6, 2009
• Training:
  • UMLS Basics Web-based Tutorial
    • Web version of the UMLS Basics class
    • PDF of class training materials

 

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Specialized Information Services

• NLM Theater presentation on product updates.
• WISER 4.2 version has been released.
• NLM Drug Information Portal Web site launched: covers current drug information from NLM and other government agencies.
  //druginfo.nlm.nih.gov/
• NLM Disaster Information Management Research Center (DIMRC) Web Site launched: provides access to disaster health information at all stages of preparedness, response, mitigation, and recovery.
  //disasterinfo.nlm.nih.gov

 

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Specialised Information Services

• TOXMAP:
  • Updated cancer and other mortality data.
  • Redesigned Search and Set Region pages.
  • Enhanced, more accurate map presentations with a variety of map scales
• TOXNET:
  • Carcinogenic Potency Database now available.
  • Reports analyses of animal cancer tests on 1,547 chemicals.

 

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ClinicalTrials.gov

• Basic Results data now available.
• Congressionally mandated reporting requirement.
• NLM Theater presentation with details.
• Options for locating results.
  • Search Results labeled with "Has Results."
  • Advance search limit "has results" option.
  • Study Results tab in actual study.

 

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ClinicalTrials.gov Advance Search page, showing the Study Results option.

 

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ClinicalTrials.gov Search results list, showing the "has results" caption.

 

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ClincialTrials.gov Study screen, highlighting the Study Results Tab.

 

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DailyMed: Product Identification System.

 

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DailyMed: Product Identification System

 

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NIH Public Access Policy

• Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009 made the NIH Public Access Policy permanent.
  • "...shall require in the current fiscal year and thereafter..."
  • Ensures that the policy persists, instead of potentially requiring an annual renewal.
• MLA Open Forum, Tuesday May 19, 7:30 am.
• //PublicAccess.nih.gov

 

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Thank you!

Please stop by the NLM booth for additional information, the NLM Theater presentations, and to give us your feedback.

Last Reviewed: June 15, 2009