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<p>Hlbrown: Removed literature search from volunteer faculty services.</p> <hr /> <div>== Nebraska Medicine ==<br /> * Borrowing: Nebraska Medicine employees may utilize [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html interlibrary loan services].<br /> * Online collection: Nebraska Medicine employees may access UNMC library collections as a walk-in user. Two public access computers are available to Nebraska Medicine employees.<br /> * Services: All services.<br /> == Walk-in, Guests, and Public Users ==<br /> * Borrowing: Currently, members of the public are unable to access the library or its collections.<br /> * Online collection: Public computers.<br /> * Services: Limited to reference. Nebraska Medicine employees may utilized [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html interlibrary loan services].<br /> == UNMC Dual Degree Students ==<br /> * Borrowing: Yes.<br /> * Online collection: Full access.<br /> * Services: All services. Interlibrary loan services should be used in support of UNMC coursework. For other information needs, users should contact a librarian at their other institution.<br /> == UNMC Joint, Courtesy, and Special Faculty ==<br /> * Borrowing: Yes.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: All services.<br /> == UNMC Visiting Students, Faculty, and Scholars ==<br /> * Borrowing: No.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: All services<br /> == UNMC Volunteer Faculty ==<br /> * Borrowing: No.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: Limited. Volunteer faculty may request interlibrary loan (copies only, not loans) for educational purposes in direct support of teaching or grand rounds. Literature search services are not included services for volunteer faculty.<br /> * Interlibrary loan to support patient care, clinical effectiveness, guideline creation, quality initiatives, grant writing, publications, or other research is not an included service for volunteer faculty.<br /> * Collections and resources are for individual use in connection with volunteer faculty member's educational responsibilities as a preceptor to UNMC students.<br /> <br /> Library building use is described in the library building access and hours policy.<br /> <br /> Interlibrary loan use for groups is described in the interlibrary loan policy.</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library_Policies&diff=14079 2023-07-28T13:46:46Z

<p>Hlbrown: Title change</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. <br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing and Printing|Computing and Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity|Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]<br /> * [[Library: Researcher Reading Room|Researcher Reading Room]]</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library_Policies&diff=14078 2023-07-28T13:45:16Z

<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. <br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing and Printing|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity|Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]<br /> * [[Library: Researcher Reading Room|Researcher Reading Room]]</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library:_Computing,_Printing,_and_Scanning&diff=14077 2023-07-28T13:43:38Z

<p>Hlbrown: Hlbrown moved page Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning to Library: Computing and Printing: The library no longer has scanning services</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Library: Computing and Printing]]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Hlbrown moved page Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning to Library: Computing and Printing: The library no longer has scanning services</p> <hr /> <div>All computer use must comply with the [[Computer Use/Electronic Information|University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Computer Use and Electronic Information Security Policy]].<br /> <br /> '''Rudolph Sievers Technology Commons'''<br /> <br /> Three PCs and six workstations with monitors and keyboard are available to UNMC faculty staff and<br /> students and Nebraska Medicine employees. UNMC or Nebraska Medicine logins are required to use the computers in the Sievers Technology<br /> Commons. UNMC students may print directly from their mobile device (black and white<br /> only) to printers in the Sievers Technology Commons (Room 7063). Learn more about<br /> [https://info.unmc.edu/it/students/printing.html wireless printing, student printing quotas and how to add more credit to student accounts].<br /> <br /> '''Public Access Computing''' <br /> <br /> Two public access computers on level 6 are available to visiting scholars and those without a UNMC or Nebraska Medicine login.</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library:_Collection_Development&diff=14055 2023-07-26T15:08:58Z

<p>Hlbrown: Fixed typo</p> <hr /> <div>== Purpose and Scope ==<br /> <br /> The guidelines described in this Collection Development Policy are designed to support<br /> the mission of the McGoogan Health Sciences Library and apply to the general,<br /> circulating collection. The acquisition and retention of resources are based on meeting<br /> the educational, research, and clinical needs and the institutional values of the<br /> University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) in a responsive, user-centered manner.<br /> == Audience ==<br /> The McGoogan Library primarily serves the faculty, students, researchers, and staff of<br /> UNMC. The library also serves the health practitioners of UNMC’s clinical partners and<br /> the public.<br /> == General Selection Guidelines ==<br /> # Subject Areas: The collection represents the disciplines of UNMC’s colleges and institutes. [https://classification.nlm.nih.gov/outline National Library of Medicine Classification] QS – WZ. Limited collecting is done in subjects outside of the health sciences, and they generally include topics falling into the BF, H, LB, and Q classification. [https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/ Library of Congress Classification]<br /> # Books: Books are purchased ad hoc, based on the curricular and research needs and user requests. Electronic formats are preferred when available and where cost and licensing terms are favorable. Print books are generally preferred for:<br /> #* Study materials and exam guides<br /> #* Titles authored by UNMC-affiliated individuals<br /> # Journals: Journals comprise most of the library’s collection. Current journal subscriptions are only in electronic format. Older print volumes may be retained based on space and availability of the materials through other libraries.<br /> # Anatomical Models: The library maintains a collection of anatomical models that support the curricular needs of the institution.<br /> # Other Online Resources: The library subscribes to a variety of databases and other electronic resources. Examples may include citation databases, clinical support tools, and writing resources.<br /> # Languages: The library only collects English language materials, with two exceptions:<br /> #* Foreign language journals or books that come as part of a package subscription or an Open Access collection.<br /> #* Foreign language communication guides for health practitioners.<br /> # Geographic Limits: The library collects books and journals from international English-language publishers.<br /> # Material Age Limits: The library’s collection is developed with an emphasis on current information resources.<br /> # General Exclusions: The following materials are generally excluded, although exceptions are made: introductory undergraduate textbooks, loose-leaf publications, newsletters, and workbooks.<br /> # Duplication: Duplication of formats is mostly avoided except in limited circumstances, such as when an electronic version of a high-use book becomes available after a print version has been purchased.<br /> # Gifts: The library selectively accepts gifts of books that meet the selection criteria of the collection. The library cannot guarantee a donor that their gift will be added to the collection. Disposition and retention are at the discretion of the library. The library does not accept donations of print journals.<br /> <br /> == Guidelines for Withdrawal or Cancellation of Materials and Resources ==<br /> === Withdrawal of Physical Materials ===<br /> The following materials may be withdrawn without notification or consultation of users:<br /> * Older editions of textbooks or study resources<br /> * Out-of-scope books or other items no longer supported by the curriculum<br /> * Books or other items in poor condition<br /> ** If the content and circulation of the item makes it worthy of retention, it will be repaired or replaced if possible<br /> * Open Access resources not hosted by the library<br /> <br /> Retention of materials in the collection is at the discretion of the Head of Collection Development and Metadata in consultation with the Library Dean and Associate Dean, when appropriate. Retention decisions reflect many variables, such as space, currency, and educational and clinical relevancy.<br /> === Withdrawal/Suppression of Owned Ebooks ===<br /> Ebooks purchased with perpetual access rights may be withdrawn or suppressed within the catalog at the discretion of the library. Common circumstances include:<br /> * Any high-use ebook with a newer edition (in print or online)<br /> * Any superseded pharmacotherapeutic, clinical, or other ebooks intended for use at the point of care.<br /> === Cancellation of Subscription Resources ===<br /> The library regularly reviews serials and other online resources to ensure their<br /> relevance and value for the collection. Resources being considered for cancellation may<br /> be presented to campus for comment and feedback before final cancellation. The<br /> following factors may be considered:<br /> * Usage statistics<br /> * Cost per use<br /> * Subject scope and relevance to the library’s primary users<br /> * Uniqueness of content<br /> * Availability of other access<br /> * Terms of license and subscription<br /> * Campus feedback in response to the proposed cancellation<br /> === Collaborative Relationships ===<br /> The library relies on relationships with the libraries within the University of Nebraska<br /> system and other library consortia to augment the collection through shared licensing of<br /> online resources.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. <br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity|Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]<br /> * [[Library: Researcher Reading Room|Researcher Reading Room]]</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library_Policies&diff=14018 2023-07-21T14:42:39Z

<p>Hlbrown: Added link</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. <br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Oral History: Memory, Truth, and Validity]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]<br /> * [[Library: Researcher Reading Room|Researcher Reading Room]]</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library:_Oral_History:_Memory,_Truth,_and_Validity&diff=14017 2023-07-21T14:40:35Z

<p>Hlbrown: Added new page</p> <hr /> <div>Oral history interviews offer a space for narrators to document their individual truths, memories, recollections, and perspectives. Multiple individuals may have different recollections and emotions around the same event. These differences do not invalidate each other but point to the profoundness of memory and human experience. Oral history interviews, therefore, do not serve as an overarching “official truth.” <br /> <br /> As society’s understanding and knowledge changes over time, and as not every detail of an oral history can be footnoted, edited, validated, or verified, it is up to researchers to assess any statements contained in the oral history recordings and transcripts. To assist in these efforts, transcripts have been edited according to the McGoogan Health Sciences Library Oral History Style Guide, with footnotes added to better provide context where relevant.  </div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library:_Library_Spaces&diff=14016 2023-07-21T14:35:58Z

<p>Hlbrown: Removed name of person who left UNMC</p> <hr /> <div>Rooms and spaces in the library building are managed by different groups and will have different use or reservation policies.<br /> <br /> All rooms, except those designated below, can be reserved through the [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ University of Nebraska Space Reservations and Events website for UNMC] or by calling [tel:402-559-7254 402-559-7254].<br /> == Rooms ==<br /> Classroom, Library (Room 6032)<br /> * Priority use: Library, Academic Affairs, IT Education Technology, E-Learning<br /> * 24 seats<br /> * Distance-capable; integrated technology<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> <br /> Classroom, College of Allied Health Professions (Room 6033)<br /> * Priority use: College of Allied Health Professions<br /> * 24 seats<br /> * Distance-capable; integrated technology<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> <br /> Conference rooms, medium (Room 6035, 6036)<br /> * Seats 12<br /> * Wifi and projection monitors<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> <br /> E-Learning Lab (Room 6040)<br /> * Computers, tablets, audio recording booth<br /> * See [https://www.unmc.edu/elearning/ E-Learning lab website]<br /> <br /> EZ Studio (Room 6030)<br /> * Various technologies<br /> * See [https://www.unmc.edu/elearning/ezstudio/index.html EZStudio website]<br /> <br /> Faculty Commons (Room 6044)<br /> * Various technologies<br /> <br /> Faculty Development (Room 6046)<br /> * See [https://www.unmc.edu/facdev/ Faculty Development website]<br /> <br /> Faculty Hoteling Offices (in Faculty Commons, Rooms 6055 - 6060)<br /> * Wifi only<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> * See Faculty Commons website (coming soon)<br /> <br /> Mothers Room (Rooms 6007, 7042)<br /> * No reservations required<br /> * See Mother's Room Use Guidelines<br /> <br /> James and Karen Linder Maker Studio (Room 6006)<br /> * Various technologies<br /> * See Maker Studio Policies<br /> <br /> Reflection Rooms (Rooms 7019, 7020, 7021)<br /> * 1-2 users per room<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> * Reservations are not required. Walk-in use is welcomed.<br /> * Rooms contain massage chairs, yoga mats, soft lighting, and art<br /> <br /> Sonography Lab (Room 6034)<br /> * Contact [mailto:kkmichael@unmc.edu Kim Michael]<br /> <br /> Study Rooms, Individual (42 rooms on Levels 6 and 7)<br /> * Wifi only<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> <br /> Study Room, Group (11 rooms on Levels 6 and 7)<br /> * Wifi only<br /> * Reservations: [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ UNMC reservations website]<br /> <br /> Rudolph F. Sievers, MD Technology Commons (Room 7063)<br /> * Seats 12<br /> * No reservations required<br /> <br /> VERT (Virtual Environment Radiotherapy Training system) (Room 6011)<br /> * Contact [mailto:perris.scott@unmc.edu Perris Scott] or [mailto:labarten@unmc.edu Lisa Bartenhagen]<br /> <br /> Writing Center at UNMC (Room 6004)<br /> * Wifi projection<br /> * See [https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-arts-and-sciences/writing-center/index.php The Writing Center@UNMC] for more information and to schedule an appointment.<br /> <br /> == Classroom and Conference Rooms Policy ==<br /> The library classroom and conference rooms in the library are available to UNMC faculty, staff, and students. The library classroom can be reserved through the [https://unmcscheduling.nebraska.edu/ University of Nebraska Space Reservations and Events website] or by calling [tel:402-559-7254 402-559-7254].<br /> * Only UNMC sponsored events may be scheduled in these spaces<br /> * A UNMC employee or department must serve as a primary contact and handle all details. Off campus guests must have a UNMC employee or department who serves as a primary contact and handles all of the details<br /> * Groups must vacate the room at least 10 minutes before the hour or 20 minutes past the hour<br /> * At the conclusion of space use:<br /> ** ensure that A/V technology has been powered off and users have logged out of computers<br /> ** use the cleaning supplies to wipe tables where food or beverage items have been placed<br /> ** return the room furnishings to their original state<br /> ** remove all items brought into the room<br /> If damage occurs and is not reported, or the room is not returned to its original state, the primary contact may be held liable and future room use may be restricted.<br /> <br /> Personal items should not be left unattended. </div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library:_Computing_and_Printing&diff=14000 2023-07-11T13:45:31Z

<p>Hlbrown: Modified number of PCs and workstation. Added Nebraska Medicine to logins allowed.</p> <hr /> <div>All computer use must comply with the [[Computer Use/Electronic Information|University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Computer Use and Electronic Information Security Policy]].<br /> <br /> '''Rudolph Sievers Technology Commons'''<br /> <br /> Three PCs and six workstations with monitors and keyboard are available to UNMC faculty staff and<br /> students and Nebraska Medicine employees. UNMC or Nebraska Medicine logins are required to use the computers in the Sievers Technology<br /> Commons. UNMC students may print directly from their mobile device (black and white<br /> only) to printers in the Sievers Technology Commons (Room 7063). Learn more about<br /> [https://info.unmc.edu/it/students/printing.html wireless printing, student printing quotas and how to add more credit to student accounts].<br /> <br /> '''Public Access Computing''' <br /> <br /> Two public access computers on level 6 are available to visiting scholars and those without a UNMC or Nebraska Medicine login.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Added extended information regarding policy on lost books, in addition to some general sentence structure edits.</p> <hr /> <div>Interlibrary Loan is a service for requesting articles and books that are not in the library’s collection and for requesting scans of items from the library’s print collection. [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html Requests for these items are made online].<br /> == Services for UNMC Faculty, Staff, and Students ==<br /> The interlibrary loan service is to be used for requests that are related to user's work, research, or education at UNMC. For leisure or popular titles or works not related to work at UNMC, users may contact their local public library.<br /> <br /> There are no fees for UNMC faculty, staff, and students. Likewise, visiting students and faculty and students participating in a UNMC practicum or internship do not incur charges but may only request copies, not loans. Volunteer faculty and clinical instructors may also use this service for copies, not loans, as it relates to their work as preceptors of UNMC students.<br /> <br /> For lost, damaged, or unreturned books, users will be charged for the full amount invoiced by the lending library plus a $15 processing charge. Items are declared lost at 30 days past the due date, then the user will be invoiced. Users with unpaid invoices will not be permitted to request interlibrary loan materials. Invoice payments are due within 30 days. If the book is returned before the invoice due date, the user will only be responsible for the $15 processing charge. After the invoice due date, users will be responsible for the full amount. No credits will be issued for books returned after the invoice due date. The library will also contact the UNMC Registrar to place a hold on student accounts. While accounts are on hold, students will be unable to:<br /> <br /> * Register for classes<br /> * Request transcripts<br /> * Access records on the student website<br /> * Request any type of enrollment verification<br /> <br /> == Services for UNMC clinical partners ==<br /> Employees and physicians with Nebraska Medicine and Children’s Hospital and Medical Center may utilize interlibrary loan services as it relates to their work. This service is funded through their respective institutions.<br /> == Other Groups ==<br /> Other groups that can use interlibrary loan services include UNMC alumni and unaffiliated Nebraska professionals in need of health sciences-related materials.<br /> <br /> Fees apply to these services: $20 for items in the library’s collection and $30 for items that the library must obtain from other libraries or sources. Books cannot be loaned or requested.<br /> <br /> For other groups or requests outside of the scope of services, users can contact their public library interlibrary loan services for assistance.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Now following copyright law, not CONTU guidelines</p> <hr /> <div>Interlibrary Loan is a service for requesting articles and books that are not in the library’s collection and for requesting scans of items from the library’s print collection. [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html Requests for these items are made online].<br /> == Services for UNMC Faculty, Staff, and Students ==<br /> This service is to be used for requests that are related to user's work, research, or education at UNMC. For leisure or popular titles or works not related to this work at UNMC, users may contact their local public library for service.<br /> <br /> There are no fees for UNMC faculty, staff, and students. Likewise, visiting students and faculty and students participating in a UNMC practicum or internship do not incur charges but may only request copies, not loans. Volunteer faculty and clinical instructors may also use this service for copies, not loans, as it relates to their work as preceptors of UNMC students.<br /> <br /> For lost, damaged, or unreturned books, charges will be assessed on the user for the amount invoiced by the lending library. Invoicing procedures will start 30 days after the due date. Users with unpaid invoices will not be permitted to request interlibrary loan materials. The library will also contact the UNMC Registrar to place a hold on student accounts. While accounts are on hold, students will be unable to:<br /> * Register for classes,<br /> * Request transcripts,<br /> * Access records on the student website, or<br /> * Request any type of enrollment verification.<br /> == Services for UNMC clinical partners ==<br /> Employees and physicians with Nebraska Medicine and Children’s Hospital and Medical Center may utilize interlibrary loan services as it relates to their work. This service is funded through their respective institutions.<br /> == Other Groups ==<br /> Other groups that can use interlibrary loan services include UNMC alumni and unaffiliated Nebraska professionals in need of health sciences-related materials.<br /> <br /> Fees apply to these services: $20 for items in the library’s collection and $30 for items that the library must obtain from other libraries or sources. Books cannot be loaned or requested.<br /> <br /> For other groups or requests outside of the scope of services, users can contact their public library interlibrary loan services for assistance.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Removed library fee link.</p> <hr /> <div>Interlibrary Loan is a service for requesting articles and books that are not in the library’s collection and for requesting scans of items from the library’s print collection. [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html Requests for these items are made online].<br /> == Services for UNMC Faculty, Staff, and Students ==<br /> This service is to be used for requests that are related to user's work, research, or education at UNMC. For leisure or popular titles or works not related to this work at UNMC, users may contact their local public library for service.<br /> <br /> There are no fees for UNMC faculty, staff, and students. Likewise, visiting students and faculty and students participating in a UNMC practicum or internship do not incur charges but may only request copies, not loans. Volunteer faculty and clinical instructors may also use this service for copies, not loans, as it relates to their work as preceptors of UNMC students.<br /> <br /> For lost, damaged, or unreturned books, charges will be assessed on the user for the amount invoiced by the lending library. Invoicing procedures will start 30 days after the due date. Users with unpaid invoices will not be permitted to request interlibrary loan materials. The library will also contact the UNMC Registrar to place a hold on student accounts. While accounts are on hold, students will be unable to:<br /> * Register for classes,<br /> * Request transcripts,<br /> * Access records on the student website, or<br /> * Request any type of enrollment verification.<br /> == Services for UNMC clinical partners ==<br /> Employees and physicians with Nebraska Medicine and Children’s Hospital and Medical Center may utilize interlibrary loan services as it relates to their work. This service is funded through their respective institutions.<br /> == Other Groups ==<br /> Other groups that can use interlibrary loan services include UNMC alumni and unaffiliated Nebraska professionals in need of health sciences-related materials.<br /> <br /> Fees apply to these services: $20 for items in the library’s collection and $30 for items that the library must obtain from other libraries or sources. Books cannot be loaned or requested. If the library must pay copyright royalties per the [http://www.ala.org/advocacy/sites/ala.org.advocacy/files/content/copyright/GLsInterlibLoan.pdf CONTU copyright guidelines], the users will be notified of any surcharges. This fee is determined by the current rate set by the [https://www.copyright.com/ Copyright Clearance Center].<br /> <br /> For other groups or requests outside of the scope of services, users can contact their public library interlibrary loan services for assistance.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Added Wigton name to SCA department</p> <hr /> <div>The Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library's Robert S. Wigton Department of Special Collections and Archives collects information and archival materials on the history of medicine and the other health professions in Nebraska, and the history of the UNMC campus community. It is Nebraska’s repository for medical-related archival materials, artifacts, and rare books. We welcome everyone to access our collections, regardless of academic affiliation. Although our collections are non-circulating, they are available for use in the library’s Level 8 Researcher Reading Room.<br /> <br /> The Researcher Reading Room is open by appointment only. Please fill out our [https://unmc.libwizard.com/f/HistoryResearch research form] to register and request to use research materials. We ask for notice of at least two business days so we can prepare your materials. If you have any questions ahead of your visit, email us at [http://mailto:history@unmc.edu history@unmc.edu].<br /> <br /> Upon arrival to the Researcher Reading Room, reference desk staff will greet you and direct you to store personal belongings (including food and drink) in a designated storage compartment.<br /> <br /> Because our collections contain materials that are rare or unique, we ask that you handle materials with care to ensure their continued preservation. To use the collections:<br /> * Avoid the use of hand sanitizers and lotions before your visit. <br /> * Wash your hands before handling collections. <br /> * Remove lanyards, long necklaces, and other jewelry before handling materials.<br /> * Take notes with pencils and notebook paper, or on a personal device (laptop, tablet, etc.).<br /> <br /> Staff may provide additional handling guidelines during your visit, depending on the materials you will use.<br /> <br /> You are welcome and encouraged to use personal devices to take photographs (using non-flash photography) of materials during your visit. Scanners are available to use with staff assistance.<br /> <br /> Certain materials may not be available for use based on formatting constraints, such as audiovisual materials. In some cases where original materials are extremely fragile, facsimiles, digital surrogates or other access copies may be provided for primary research use.<br /> <br /> Some materials may be restricted due to privacy, state and federal laws, and other guidelines.<br /> <br /> Information about your work with our collections, including research topics and materials used, is treated as confidential. Learn more about the library's [[Library: Privacy|privacy policy]]. <br /> <br /> McGoogan Library seeks to provide all library users with a welcoming, productive, and safe environment. We are committed to providing equitable access to our collections, services, and spaces. Learn more about our [https://www.unmc.edu/library/spaces/inclusive-spaces.html inclusive facilities and services].</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Removed question mark</p> <hr /> <div>== History of the Collection ==<br /> The Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library’s (library) rare book collection was built over the university’s 140-year history. Books were both purchased and donated to the collection. The library inherited books from the faculty of predecessors, the Omaha Medical College (1881-1902) and the University of Nebraska College of Medicine (UNMC).<br /> <br /> LeRoy Crummer, MD (1872-1934), a noted cardiologist and a professor at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, was an avid bibliophile and a recognized authority on books of medical and historical significance. From 1920 to 1930, Dr. Crummer travelled widely in Europe, purchasing books for his own collections as well as the College of Medicine library.<br /> Surgeon Robert Moes, MD (1905-1988), a 1929 graduate of the College of Medicine, assembled one of the world’s finest collections of rare medical books while practicing in California. The collection was donated to the library from the 1940s through 1980s.<br /> Charles F. Moon, MD (1890-1970) was a 1914 graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine and professor in obstetrics and gynecology. In 1955, he donated his collection of rare books related to obstetrics and gynecology to the library.<br /> Leon S. McGoogan, MD (1900-1993), Omaha obstetrician and the library’s namesake, built upon the foundation laid by Drs. Crummer, Moon, and Moes. A passionate collector, Dr. McGoogan concentrated on works in obstetrics and gynecology, his medical specialty. He donated many books during his lifetime and bequeathed the remainder of his personal collection to the library through his estate, after his death in 1993.<br /> H. Winnett Orr, MD (1887-1956) was an orthopedic surgeon who helped found the Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital and he served in World War I. An interest in the history of surgery led Dr. Orr to collect works on surgery, orthopedics, and military medicine. Dr. Orr gave his collection to the American College of Surgeons (ACS). ACS transferred the collection to the library in 1974 as a permanent loan.<br /> == Types of Materials ==<br /> * Monographs<br /> * Manuscripts<br /> * Non-book materials, such as scrolls<br /> == Estimate of Holdings and Location of Materials ==<br /> The library collection (over 8,000 items) and the H. Winnett Orr Collection (over 2,000 items) comprise the library’s rare book holdings. They are housed in two climate controlled and secure access rooms on Level 8 of the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library in Wittson Hall.<br /> == Arrangement of Collections ==<br /> The library’s rare books are arranged following the National Library of Medicine classification system. The H. Winnett Orr Collection maintains Dr. Orr’s original numbering system.<br /> == Guiding Principles for Collecting ==<br /> The library acquires materials that serve UNMC and our diverse local, regional, national, and international research communities. Building upon existing strengths in order to support deep research and knowledge creation, the library employs a reparative collecting strategy. Most of the collections are comprised of books created in Western Europe and North America, in languages such as English, French, German, Latin, and Italian.<br /> The library is committed to addressing imbalances. Despite our success in building a nationally and internationally recognized collection, our holdings remain imbalanced in significant ways. Such imbalances may occur in geographical coverage, formats, languages and scripts, ethnicity, gender, and culture. It is a priority for the library to address these imbalances by collecting creatively and proactively and to acquire books created in areas of the world that fall outside of Western Europe and North America and/or created in languages other than those listed above.<br /> In short, the library aims for a broad-based general collection in support of other Special Collection and Archive (SCA) archival or artifact collections, instruction, exhibition, and research.<br /> == Collection Strengths ==<br /> '''Midwifery/Obstetrics'''<br /> Many of these titles are in the Leon S. McGoogan and Charles F. Moon Collections, and new titles in this theme are actively acquired.<br /> Similar SCA collections: Alberts Infant Feeder Collection and the Luikart Forceps Collection.<br /> <br /> '''Comprehensive Anatomy'''<br /> Anatomy of the whole body is one of the basic sciences of medical education, as such it is a critical component of the rare book collection.<br /> Similar SCA collections: Edward A. Holyoke Collection containing medical illustrations by Rose Reynolds.<br /> <br /> '''Surgery'''<br /> Concentrates on transplantation (organ, stem cell, and bone marrow), trauma (military and naval medicine), railroad, and surgical nursing. The Orr Collection contains trauma/military medicine titles.<br /> Similar SCA collections: artifact collection.<br /> <br /> '''History of Disability'''<br /> Concentrates on psychiatry/neurology, rehabilitation, institutionalization, and marginalization and is a currently active collecting area for Special Collections and Archives.<br /> Similar SCA collections: Munroe Meyer Institute Collection, Nebraska Psychiatric Institute Collection, Orr Collection, Wolfensberger Collection, and Alberts Infant Feeder Collection.<br /> <br /> '''Domestic Medicine and Remedies'''<br /> Books devoted to domestic medicine, popular medicine, home remedies, or first aid are a strength of the library’s rare book collection.<br /> Similar SCA collections: pharmacy and pharmacology collections.<br /> <br /> '''Infectious Disease'''<br /> Contains many titles related to infectious disease. The current emphasis is to collect titles about Ebola and malaria.<br /> Similar SCA collections: College of Public Health and Biocontainment Unit Collections.<br /> <br /> '''Rural Health'''<br /> Rural health and family medicine are important to UNMC. This is an active collecting area.<br /> Similar SCA collections: none<br /> <br /> '''Cancer'''<br /> The study and treatment of cancer is a cornerstone of UNMC’s history. This is an active collecting area, specifically in gynecological oncology to support similar collections, such as the McGoogan and Moon Collections.<br /> Similar SCA collections: none?<br /> <br /> '''Dentistry'''<br /> The library is expanding its holdings in this area.<br /> Similar SCA collections: College of Dentistry archival collection.<br /> <br /> '''Watershed Works'''<br /> The library is committed to continually collecting rare books that are significant in all disciplines in the history of the health sciences. Bibliographies such as Garrison Morton Bibliography of the History of Medicine, Heirs of Hippocrates, and Bibliotheca Osleriana are guides to determining watershed titles. Acquisition of Watershed Works is dependent on their availability from rare book sellers or by donation.<br /> <br /> '''Other Topics'''<br /> Books/titles that can be used in research, instruction, and exhibition but do not fit the collection strengths as outlined in the Collecting Guiding Principles.<br /> == General Collecting Guidelines ==<br /> • Chronological guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Language guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Geographical guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Types of materials and formats guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Date of publication guidelines: no restrictions<br /> == Types of Programs Supported by the Collection ==<br /> '''Research:''' Rare book collections are accessible to researchers in the Level 8 reading room.<br /> <br /> '''Instruction:''' Rare book collections are used in High School Alliance and UNMC courses.<br /> <br /> '''Exhibits:''' Exhibitions using items from the collection are regularly installed in the Level 8 exhibit gallery and in the American College of Surgeons Rare Book Gallery on Level 5 of the Wigton Heritage Center in Wittson Hall.<br /> <br /> '''Community Outreach:''' Lectures and programs are free and open to the public.<br /> <br /> Displays and instructional sessions can be hosted for community groups upon request.<br /> <br /> '''Publications:''' Brochures, exhibition catalogs, other print publications, and digital resources, are produced as staff and funding permits.<br /> == Criteria for Consideration for Inclusion in the Rare Books Collection ==<br /> • Date of publication<br /> • Market value<br /> • Editions of a book/translations<br /> • Association copies<br /> • Fine printing and binding<br /> • Manuscripts<br /> • Books on local history: UNMC colleges, institutes, biographies, etc.<br /> • Completeness and physical integrity<br /> • Material that is rare, unusual, valuable, fragile, historically significant, or likely to be stolen or mutilated<br /> == Collection Development Methods ==<br /> • Physical donations and gifts<br /> • Purchases<br /> • Transfers from other institutions<br /> • University transfers<br /> == Out-of-Scope Items ==<br /> • Duplicates<br /> • Incomplete sets<br /> == Access to the Collection ==<br /> • Public catalog, research visits by appointment<br /> == Monitoring the Collection Development and Review of Guidelines ==<br /> This collection development policy will be reviewed annually and modified as necessary to meet the goals of the McGoogan Library’s Special Collections and Archives.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Removed statement about public accessing facilities.</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. <br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]<br /> * [[Library: Researcher Reading Room|Researcher Reading Room]]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Added Researcher Reading Room to list</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]<br /> * [[Library: Researcher Reading Room|Researcher Reading Room]]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Created page with &quot;The Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library Special Collections and Archives collects information and archival materials on the history of medicine and the other health profe...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library Special Collections and Archives collects information and archival materials on the history of medicine and the other health professions in Nebraska, and the history of the UNMC campus community. It is Nebraska’s repository for medical-related archival materials, artifacts, and rare books. We welcome everyone to access our collections, regardless of academic affiliation. Although our collections are non-circulating, they are available for use in the library’s Level 8 Researcher Reading Room.<br /> <br /> The Researcher Reading Room is open by appointment only. Please fill out our [https://unmc.libwizard.com/f/HistoryResearch research form] to register and request to use research materials. We ask for notice of at least two business days so we can prepare your materials. If you have any questions ahead of your visit, email us at [http://mailto:history@unmc.edu history@unmc.edu].<br /> <br /> Upon arrival to the Researcher Reading Room, reference desk staff will greet you and direct you to store personal belongings (including food and drink) in a designated storage compartment.<br /> <br /> Because our collections contain materials that are rare or unique, we ask that you handle materials with care to ensure their continued preservation. To use the collections:<br /> * Avoid the use of hand sanitizers and lotions before your visit. <br /> * Wash your hands before handling collections. <br /> * Remove lanyards, long necklaces, and other jewelry before handling materials.<br /> * Take notes with pencils and notebook paper, or on a personal device (laptop, tablet, etc.).<br /> <br /> Staff may provide additional handling guidelines during your visit, depending on the materials you will use.<br /> <br /> You are welcome and encouraged to use personal devices to take photographs (using non-flash photography) of materials during your visit. Scanners are available to use with staff assistance.<br /> <br /> Certain materials may not be available for use based on formatting constraints, such as audiovisual materials. In some cases where original materials are extremely fragile, facsimiles, digital surrogates or other access copies may be provided for primary research use.<br /> <br /> Some materials may be restricted due to privacy, state and federal laws, and other guidelines.<br /> <br /> Information about your work with our collections, including research topics and materials used, is treated as confidential. Learn more about the library's [[Library: Privacy|privacy policy]]. <br /> <br /> McGoogan Library seeks to provide all library users with a welcoming, productive, and safe environment. We are committed to providing equitable access to our collections, services, and spaces. Learn more about our [https://www.unmc.edu/library/spaces/inclusive-spaces.html inclusive facilities and services].</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at [http://tel:402-559-7079 402-559-7079].<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: reformatted text</p> <hr /> <div>== History of the Collection ==<br /> The Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library’s (library) rare book collection was built over the university’s 140-year history. Books were both purchased and donated to the collection. The library inherited books from the faculty of predecessors, the Omaha Medical College (1881-1902) and the University of Nebraska College of Medicine (UNMC).<br /> <br /> LeRoy Crummer, MD (1872-1934), a noted cardiologist and a professor at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, was an avid bibliophile and a recognized authority on books of medical and historical significance. From 1920 to 1930, Dr. Crummer travelled widely in Europe, purchasing books for his own collections as well as the College of Medicine library.<br /> Surgeon Robert Moes, MD (1905-1988), a 1929 graduate of the College of Medicine, assembled one of the world’s finest collections of rare medical books while practicing in California. The collection was donated to the library from the 1940s through 1980s.<br /> Charles F. Moon, MD (1890-1970) was a 1914 graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine and professor in obstetrics and gynecology. In 1955, he donated his collection of rare books related to obstetrics and gynecology to the library.<br /> Leon S. McGoogan, MD (1900-1993), Omaha obstetrician and the library’s namesake, built upon the foundation laid by Drs. Crummer, Moon, and Moes. A passionate collector, Dr. McGoogan concentrated on works in obstetrics and gynecology, his medical specialty. He donated many books during his lifetime and bequeathed the remainder of his personal collection to the library through his estate, after his death in 1993.<br /> H. Winnett Orr, MD (1887-1956) was an orthopedic surgeon who helped found the Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital and he served in World War I. An interest in the history of surgery led Dr. Orr to collect works on surgery, orthopedics, and military medicine. Dr. Orr gave his collection to the American College of Surgeons (ACS). ACS transferred the collection to the library in 1974 as a permanent loan.<br /> == Types of Materials ==<br /> * Monographs<br /> * Manuscripts<br /> * Non-book materials, such as scrolls<br /> == Estimate of Holdings and Location of Materials ==<br /> The library collection (over 8,000 items) and the H. Winnett Orr Collection (over 2,000 items) comprise the library’s rare book holdings. They are housed in two climate controlled and secure access rooms on Level 8 of the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library in Wittson Hall.<br /> == Arrangement of Collections ==<br /> The library’s rare books are arranged following the National Library of Medicine classification system. The H. Winnett Orr Collection maintains Dr. Orr’s original numbering system.<br /> == Guiding Principles for Collecting ==<br /> The library acquires materials that serve UNMC and our diverse local, regional, national, and international research communities. Building upon existing strengths in order to support deep research and knowledge creation, the library employs a reparative collecting strategy. Most of the collections are comprised of books created in Western Europe and North America, in languages such as English, French, German, Latin, and Italian.<br /> The library is committed to addressing imbalances. Despite our success in building a nationally and internationally recognized collection, our holdings remain imbalanced in significant ways. Such imbalances may occur in geographical coverage, formats, languages and scripts, ethnicity, gender, and culture. It is a priority for the library to address these imbalances by collecting creatively and proactively and to acquire books created in areas of the world that fall outside of Western Europe and North America and/or created in languages other than those listed above.<br /> In short, the library aims for a broad-based general collection in support of other Special Collection and Archive (SCA) archival or artifact collections, instruction, exhibition, and research.<br /> == Collection Strengths ==<br /> '''Midwifery/Obstetrics'''<br /> Many of these titles are in the Leon S. McGoogan and Charles F. Moon Collections, and new titles in this theme are actively acquired.<br /> Similar SCA collections: Alberts Infant Feeder Collection and the Luikart Forceps Collection.<br /> <br /> '''Comprehensive Anatomy'''<br /> Anatomy of the whole body is one of the basic sciences of medical education, as such it is a critical component of the rare book collection.<br /> Similar SCA collections: Edward A. Holyoke Collection containing medical illustrations by Rose Reynolds.<br /> <br /> '''Surgery'''<br /> Concentrates on transplantation (organ, stem cell, and bone marrow), trauma (military and naval medicine), railroad, and surgical nursing. The Orr Collection contains trauma/military medicine titles.<br /> Similar SCA collections: artifact collection.<br /> <br /> '''History of Disability'''<br /> Concentrates on psychiatry/neurology, rehabilitation, institutionalization, and marginalization and is a currently active collecting area for Special Collections and Archives.<br /> Similar SCA collections: Munroe Meyer Institute Collection, Nebraska Psychiatric Institute Collection, Orr Collection, Wolfensberger Collection, and Alberts Infant Feeder Collection.<br /> <br /> '''Domestic Medicine and Remedies'''<br /> Books devoted to domestic medicine, popular medicine, home remedies, or first aid are a strength of the library’s rare book collection.<br /> Similar SCA collections: pharmacy and pharmacology collections.<br /> <br /> '''Infectious Disease'''<br /> Contains many titles related to infectious disease. The current emphasis is to collect titles about Ebola and malaria.<br /> Similar SCA collections: College of Public Health and Biocontainment Unit Collections.<br /> <br /> '''Rural Health'''<br /> Rural health and family medicine are important to UNMC. This is an active collecting area.<br /> Similar SCA collections: none?<br /> <br /> '''Cancer'''<br /> The study and treatment of cancer is a cornerstone of UNMC’s history. This is an active collecting area, specifically in gynecological oncology to support similar collections, such as the McGoogan and Moon Collections.<br /> Similar SCA collections: none?<br /> <br /> '''Dentistry'''<br /> The library is expanding its holdings in this area.<br /> Similar SCA collections: College of Dentistry archival collection.<br /> <br /> '''Watershed Works'''<br /> The library is committed to continually collecting rare books that are significant in all disciplines in the history of the health sciences. Bibliographies such as Garrison Morton Bibliography of the History of Medicine, Heirs of Hippocrates, and Bibliotheca Osleriana are guides to determining watershed titles. Acquisition of Watershed Works is dependent on their availability from rare book sellers or by donation.<br /> <br /> '''Other Topics'''<br /> Books/titles that can be used in research, instruction, and exhibition but do not fit the collection strengths as outlined in the Collecting Guiding Principles.<br /> == General Collecting Guidelines ==<br /> • Chronological guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Language guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Geographical guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Types of materials and formats guidelines: no restrictions<br /> • Date of publication guidelines: no restrictions<br /> == Types of Programs Supported by the Collection ==<br /> '''Research:''' Rare book collections are accessible to researchers in the Level 8 reading room.<br /> <br /> '''Instruction:''' Rare book collections are used in High School Alliance and UNMC courses.<br /> <br /> '''Exhibits:''' Exhibitions using items from the collection are regularly installed in the Level 8 exhibit gallery and in the American College of Surgeons Rare Book Gallery on Level 5 of the Wigton Heritage Center in Wittson Hall.<br /> <br /> '''Community Outreach:''' Lectures and programs are free and open to the public.<br /> <br /> Displays and instructional sessions can be hosted for community groups upon request.<br /> <br /> '''Publications:''' Brochures, exhibition catalogs, other print publications, and digital resources, are produced as staff and funding permits.<br /> == Criteria for Consideration for Inclusion in the Rare Books Collection ==<br /> • Date of publication<br /> • Market value<br /> • Editions of a book/translations<br /> • Association copies<br /> • Fine printing and binding<br /> • Manuscripts<br /> • Books on local history: UNMC colleges, institutes, biographies, etc.<br /> • Completeness and physical integrity<br /> • Material that is rare, unusual, valuable, fragile, historically significant, or likely to be stolen or mutilated<br /> == Collection Development Methods ==<br /> • Physical donations and gifts<br /> • Purchases<br /> • Transfers from other institutions<br /> • University transfers<br /> == Out-of-Scope Items ==<br /> • Duplicates<br /> • Incomplete sets<br /> == Access to the Collection ==<br /> • Public catalog, research visits by appointment<br /> == Monitoring the Collection Development and Review of Guidelines ==<br /> This collection development policy will be reviewed annually and modified as necessary to meet the goals of the McGoogan Library’s Special Collections and Archives.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Adjusted heading format</p> <hr /> <div>== Nebraska Medicine ==<br /> * Borrowing: Nebraska Medicine employees may utilize [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html interlibrary loan services].<br /> * Online collection: Nebraska Medicine employees may access UNMC library collections as a walk-in user. Two public access computers are available to Nebraska Medicine employees.<br /> * Services: All services.<br /> == Walk-in, Guests, and Public Users ==<br /> * Borrowing: Currently, members of the public are unable to access the library or its collections.<br /> * Online collection: Public computers.<br /> * Services: Limited to reference. Nebraska Medicine employees may utilized [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html interlibrary loan services].<br /> == UNMC Dual Degree Students ==<br /> * Borrowing: Yes.<br /> * Online collection: Full access.<br /> * Services: All services. Interlibrary loan services should be used in support of UNMC coursework. For other information needs, users should contact a librarian at their other institution.<br /> == UNMC Joint, Courtesy, and Special Faculty ==<br /> * Borrowing: Yes.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: All services.<br /> == UNMC Visiting Students, Faculty, and Scholars ==<br /> * Borrowing: No.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: All services<br /> == UNMC Volunteer Faculty ==<br /> * Borrowing: No.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: Limited. Volunteer faculty may request literature search services and interlibrary loan (copies only, not loans) for educational purposes in direct support of teaching or grand rounds.<br /> * Literature search services and interlibrary loan to support patient care, clinical effectiveness, guideline creation, quality initiatives, grant writing, publications, or other research are not included services for volunteer faculty.<br /> * Collections and resources are for individual use in connection with volunteer faculty member's educational responsibilities as a preceptor to UNMC students.<br /> <br /> Library building use is described in the library building access and hours policy.<br /> <br /> Interlibrary loan use for groups is described in the interlibrary loan policy.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Adjusted heading format</p> <hr /> <div>UNMC students, faculty, and staff have borrowing privileges for library materials. Special privileges may<br /> also be granted to other users not affiliated with UNMC. Users are responsible for all items checked out<br /> on their accounts. A valid institutional ID is required for University of Nebraska system borrowers.<br /> Community members must present a valid state ID. Nebraska Medicine staff may use their Nebraska<br /> Medicine ID.<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! !! !!Books !! Journals !! Review Books !! Reserve Items !! Anatomical Models<br /> |-<br /> | '''UNMC''' || Students || 2 weeks || 7 days || 7 days || 2 hours || 1 week<br /> |-<br /> | || Faculty || 2 weeks || 7 days || 7 days || 2 hours || 1 week<br /> |-<br /> | || Staff || 2 weeks || 7 days || 7 days || 2 hours || 1 week<br /> |-<br /> | '''UNO, UNL, UNK''' || Students || 2 weeks || 7 days || None || None || None<br /> |-<br /> | || Faculty || 2 weeks || 7 days || None || None || None<br /> |-<br /> | || Staff || 2 weeks || 7 days || None || None || None<br /> |-<br /> | '''Nebraska Medicine''' || Staff || 2 weeks || None || None || None || None<br /> |-<br /> | '''Community Members''' || Patients and Families* || 2 weeks || None || None || None || None<br /> |-<br /> | '''Renewals''' || || 2 || 2 || 1 || 1 || 1<br /> |}<br /> &quot;*&quot;Patients and families may only borrow consumer health books.<br /> <br /> == Renewals ==<br /> * Items may be renewed online or by phone.<br /> * Items do not need to be present to request renewal.<br /> * Renewals will be granted unless there is a hold on the item.<br /> == Holds ==<br /> * Items already checked out may be recalled from other users by placing a hold.<br /> * Notification via email will be sent to the requester when a recalled item is available.<br /> * The recalled item will be held for 3 business days before it is returned to the collection.<br /> == Returns ==<br /> * Return books to a book drop, located across from the elevators on Level 3 of Wittson Hall or on Level 6 of the library.<br /> * Return non-book items through an appointment with [https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/McGooganHealthSciencesLibraryBookModelPickUp@univnebrmedcntr.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/ AskUs Desk staff].<br /> == Overdue Items ==<br /> * A courtesy reminder will be sent via email for overdue items.<br /> == Replacement of Lost Items ==<br /> * Replacement procedures will begin after items have been overdue for 7 days for models and 30 days for books.<br /> * Charges for the full replacement cost of the item, plus a processing fee, will be assessed.<br /> == Payment of Library Fees ==<br /> Library fees are [https://app1.unmc.edu/forms/library/fees/ paid online]:<br /> * Users with unpaid library fees will not be allowed to check out library materials.<br /> * For unpaid fees, the library will contact the UNMC Registrar to place student accounts on hold. <br /> <br /> :While accounts are on hold, students will be unable to:<br /> ::* Register for classes,<br /> ::* Request transcripts,<br /> ::* Access records on the student website, or<br /> ::* Request any type of enrollment verification.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * [[Library: Reflection Rooms|Reflection Rooms]]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Created page with &quot;The library’s Reflection Rooms are provided for quiet reflection and wellness. * Please respect the rights of others in a room when occupied by more than one person. * Ro...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The library’s Reflection Rooms are provided for quiet reflection and wellness. <br /> * Please respect the rights of others in a room when occupied by more than one person. <br /> * Room furnishings supplied by the library must remain in the rooms. Do not move furniture or whiteboards into the room. <br /> * The rooms are not intended for studying, sleeping, or activities that do not honor the intent of the rooms.  <br /> * Rooms are not intended for group activities. <br /> * Please silence electronic devices. <br /> * Food and beverages are prohibited.  <br /> * Burning of any material or candles is prohibited. Flameless candles are available in some rooms.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library:_“Firsts”_Research_Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * Reflection Rooms</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * &quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * Reflection Rooms</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * [[Library: &quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests|&quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests]]<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * Reflection Rooms</div>

Hlbrown https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php?title=Library:_Library_Use_and_Conduct&diff=13379 2022-10-26T19:08:56Z

<p>Hlbrown: Removed dead link for Public Safety</p> <hr /> <div>This policy has been created to protect the rights and safety of users and staff and to preserve and protect the library's materials, equipment, facilities and grounds. This policy references University of Nebraska and University of Nebraska Medical Center policies.<br /> <br /> McGoogan Library spaces are primarily intended for academic research collections, library services and programs, study space for the UNMC community, and librarysponsored or cosponsored events. McGoogan Library reserves the rights to cancel, interrupt, or terminate any service or event in the interest of a weather-related emergency, public safety, or noncompliance with University of Nebraska and University of Nebraska Medical Center policies.<br /> == Library Access ==<br /> The library’s resources and public spaces may be used by all users during regular business hours. The library is accessible after hours for UNMC faculty, staff, and students and other affiliates. A current UNMC ID or Nebraska Medicine badge is required for building access. A UNMC NetID or public access computer pass (for walkin, Nebraska Medicine, guests, and public users) is required to access the library’s electronic resources. See Library Building Access and Hours Policy.<br /> == Library Spaces ==<br /> The library’s public spaces are located on Level 6 and Level 7 of Wittson Hall. Level 6 is a designated collaborative learning space and a reasonable level of noise is to be expected. Level 7 is a designated quiet study space. Cell phones and other electronic devices should be set to a silent mode when entering the library. Users are encouraged to use the Level 6 entrance area for brief, quiet telephone conversations.<br /> <br /> Library spaces are designated for use by UNMC faculty, staff, students or library partners. Study rooms and classroom spaces in the library are available for use by UNMC faculty, staff, and students. Spaces managed by library partners may have different access and use policies than the McGoogan Library and are clearly identified in the library.<br /> == Food and Drink ==<br /> Drinks are permitted in spill-proof containers. Food is not permitted by computers.<br /> == Children in the Library ==<br /> Children are welcome in the library. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian aged 19 years or older. Children under the age of 16 are permitted in the library without a parent or guardian only if they are part of a librarysponsored tour or are enrolled in a UNMC course or outreach program.<br /> == What to Expect from the Library ==<br /> * Space for users that is clean, quiet, and well lit<br /> * Tools for users to find information quickly and efficiently<br /> * Courteous and respectful service<br /> * Access, within specific guidelines, to the library collections<br /> * Library user records and information requests are considered private information<br /> == What is Expected of Library Users ==<br /> * Users will engage in responsible behavior and treat library staff and others with courtesy and respect<br /> * Users will comply with directions of library staff or campus notifications regarding shelter-in-place or evacuation during emergency situations<br /> * Users will avoid disruptive behavior, which includes, but is not limited to the following:<br /> ** Assault or intimidation through language or actions<br /> ** Excessive noise or commotion that disrupts others<br /> ** Refusing to leave when a room reservation has ended<br /> ** Entering areas of the library that are restricted<br /> ** Engaging in behavior as defined by UNMC's [[Sexual Misconduct|Sexual Misconduct policy]]<br /> ** Engaging in the use of alcohol or illegal drugs as defined by the [[Drug_Free_Campus|Drug Free Campus policy]]<br /> ** Using any e-cigarette, vaping, or tobacco products per the [[Tobacco-Free Campus|Tobacco-Free Campus policy]]. This includes smokeless forms of tobacco and electronic cigarettes<br /> == Users Respect for Library Materials, Furnishings, and Equipment ==<br /> * Keep all areas clean and place trash in proper receptacles<br /> * Refrain from marking library property or placing books open face down<br /> * Check out of materials before leaving the library<br /> <br /> Users must comply with the [[Computer Use/Electronic Information|University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Computer Use and Electronic Information Security Policy]].<br /> <br /> Users will not make or use unauthorized copies of items obtained from library collections as described in the Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources policy.<br /> <br /> Animals or pets are allowable only in cases of service or therapy animals per the [[Pets in the Workplace|UNMC Pets in the Workplace policy]].<br /> == Public Safety ==<br /> Do not leave personal items unattended anywhere in the library. All [https://www.unmc.edu/aboutus/public-safety/lost-found.html lost and found property] will be turned into Public Safety at the end of the business day. Report missing items to the UNMC Public Safety at [tel:4025595111 402-559-5111].<br /> <br /> The library reserves the right to notify UNMC Public Safety or law enforcement regarding disruptive behavior. Anyone engaging in disruptive behavior may be banned from the McGoogan Library.<br /> <br /> To receive library specific emergency alerts, text the word Library to 79516. A preexisting [https://unmc.omnilert.net/ UNMC Alerts account] is required.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Fixed link for CONTU</p> <hr /> <div>Interlibrary Loan is a service for requesting articles and books that are not in the library’s collection and for requesting scans of items from the library’s print collection. [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html Requests for these items are made online].<br /> == Services for UNMC Faculty, Staff, and Students ==<br /> This service is to be used for requests that are related to user's work, research, or education at UNMC. For leisure or popular titles or works not related to this work at UNMC, users may contact their local public library for service.<br /> <br /> There are no fees for UNMC faculty, staff, and students. Likewise, visiting students and faculty and students participating in a UNMC practicum or internship do not incur charges but may only request copies, not loans. Volunteer faculty and clinical instructors may also use this service for copies, not loans, as it relates to their work as preceptors of UNMC students.<br /> <br /> For lost, damaged, or unreturned books, charges will be assessed on the user for the amount invoiced by the lending library. Library fees are [https://app1.unmc.edu/forms/library/fees/ paid online]. Invoicing procedures will start 30 days after the due date. Users with unpaid invoices will not be permitted to request interlibrary loan materials. The library will also contact the UNMC Registrar to place a hold on student accounts. While accounts are on hold, students will be unable to:<br /> * Register for classes,<br /> * Request transcripts,<br /> * Access records on the student website, or<br /> * Request any type of enrollment verification.<br /> == Services for UNMC clinical partners ==<br /> Employees and physicians with Nebraska Medicine and Children’s Hospital and Medical Center may utilize interlibrary loan services as it relates to their work. This service is funded through their respective institutions.<br /> == Other Groups ==<br /> Other groups that can use interlibrary loan services include UNMC alumni and unaffiliated Nebraska professionals in need of health sciences-related materials.<br /> <br /> Fees apply to these services: $20 for items in the library’s collection and $30 for items that the library must obtain from other libraries or sources. Books cannot be loaned or requested. If the library must pay copyright royalties per the [http://www.ala.org/advocacy/sites/ala.org.advocacy/files/content/copyright/GLsInterlibLoan.pdf CONTU copyright guidelines], the users will be notified of any surcharges. This fee is determined by the current rate set by the [https://www.copyright.com/ Copyright Clearance Center].<br /> <br /> For other groups or requests outside of the scope of services, users can contact their public library interlibrary loan services for assistance.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Removed dead link from U of Mass Amherst</p> <hr /> <div>== Purpose ==<br /> The Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library, in keeping with its mission, is committed to preserving its digital collections through a comprehensive digital preservation program for both born-analog and born-digital collections. This policy outlines the active management and ongoing planning necessary to ensure long-term preservation and access to the library’s digital assets for the foreseeable future.<br /> == Objectives ==<br /> The objectives of this policy are: <br /> * Establish a formal commitment on behalf of the library that will proactively protect its digital collections <br /> * Explain the scope of digital preservation, including the sources and types of materials that will be preserved <br /> * Enumerate the challenges inherent in implementing a digital preservation program <br /> * Ensure the authenticity, reliability, and long-term access of digital collections<br /> == Definitions ==<br /> * Access: The process for the retrieval of data and information from storage media, through the use of catalogs, indexes, and/or other tools.<br /> * Analog: Data and information in a format that must be digitized to make it digitally accessible.<br /> * Born-Digital: Data and information created and maintained in a digital format.<br /> * Digital Assets: Digital objects (e.g., text, image, audio-visual files) owned or managed by an institution (or person).<br /> * Digital Preservation: Comprehensive set of managed activities that are necessary to provide continued access to digital objects, beyond the limits of media failure or technology change. At minimum it should include bit-level preservation.<br /> * Digitized Materials: Analog materials that have been transformed into digital form, especially for storage, access and use in a computer environment.<br /> * Open Archival Information System (OAIS) Reference Model: A high-level model that describes the components and processes necessary for digital archives, including six distinct functional areas: ingest, archival storage, data management, administration preservation planning, and access. (Richard Pearce-Moses, A Glossary of Archival and Records Terminology, Society of American Archivists 2005) Full reference model and specifications: Reference Model for an Open Archival Information System (OAIS), Recommended Practice, CCSDS 650.0-M-2, Magenta Book, Space Communications and Navigation Office, NASA, June 2012.<br /> == Principles ==<br /> Like other Library resources, criteria for selection and preservation will be consistent. Materials selected for digital stewardship and preservation carry with them the library’s commitment to maintain the materials for as long as needed or desired.<br /> <br /> The library will strive to:<br /> * Comply with the OAIS reference model, and other digital preservation standards and practices<br /> * Develop a scalable and realistic digital preservation infrastructure<br /> * Manage hardware, software, and storage media components in accordance with industry standards and security requirements <br /> * Ensure interoperability and long-term sustainability by using open-source formats and software whenever feasible<br /> * Ensure the integrity of data by guaranteeing that it is the same as it was when it was originally recorded<br /> * Create and maintain adequate metadata (e.g., administrative, descriptive, preservation, provenance, rights, and technical) necessary for the ongoing use of the digital assets<br /> * And comply with copyright, intellectual property rights, and/or other legal rights related to copying, storage, modification, and use of digital resources<br /> == Scope ==<br /> The library’s levels of commitment as outlined below recognize that developing solutions for “born-digital” materials inform solutions for the other categories. This statement does not imply that these assets are inherently more valuable or important than any of the other categories and/or our traditional, analog materials.<br /> * Born-digital materials: Rigorous effort will be made to ensure preservation in perpetuity of materials selected for preservation, both Library resources and institutional records.<br /> * Digitized materials (no available analog): All reasonable steps must be taken to preserve materials without a print analog when re-digitization is not possible or if re-digitization would pose further harm to the physical item.<br /> * Digitized materials (available analog): Reasonable measures will be taken to extend the life of the digital objects with a readily available print analog. However, the cost of re-digitizing as needed will be weighed against the cost of preserving the existing digital objects.<br /> * Other items and materials: No preservation steps will be taken for materials requested for short-term use, such as materials scanned for research or exhibits, or for content that does not meet the requirements of the Collection Management Policy (link when policy exists).<br /> <br /> Each of the above content sources may present content of varying types which require different preservation strategies. The List of Preferred File Formats gives an overview of many of the content types the library encounters, as well as recommendations for format types that are most suited for long-term preservation. The library will likely acquire materials in additional formats in the future, and preservation strategies will be developed to accommodate new formats as needed.<br /> == Financial Commitment ==<br /> The library is committed to digital preservation and has identified specific resources to support its digital preservation program. The Digital Archivist is a permanent position that has digital preservation explicitly written into their job description, with annual professional development funding as a priority. The library has committed to maintaining funding for a comprehensive digital preservation system, Preservica, as well as diverse data storage solutions.<br /> == Roles and Responsibilities ==<br /> Preservation of any format requires a community of collaborative partners to be successful, and is an ongoing cycle of actions and decisions, not a single event. Libraries, archives, and their staff are traditionally responsible for preserving and providing access to the scholarly record, and this does not change as formats become more predominantly digital. To achieve success, responsibility for the preservation of digital materials requires the participation of archivists, Library staff, Campus IT, Library administration, and University administration.<br /> * McGoogan Health Sciences Library<br /> ** Is entrusted to provide access to scholarly and historically important materials. As a continuation of this responsibility to preserve information in analog formats, the Library assumes responsibility for the long‐term * preservation of, and access to, digital materials of enduring value that are entrusted to our care.<br /> * Library Administration<br /> ** Is committed to supporting an environment in which digital preservation is regarded as a critically necessary endeavor. This support includes providing adequate managerial and financial commitment to develop a * digital preservation program. Resource allocation in support of digital preservation is crucial to the future of valuable digital materials created, owned, or managed by the library.<br /> * Content Creators &amp; Archivists<br /> **Content creators and archivists play a key role in identifying and collecting digital content. Due to a higher risk of loss associated with digital formats, content creators and archivists must collaborate closely to manage digital assets throughout their entire lifecycle. Members of this stakeholder group will be responsible for a wide variety of tasks. Their work includes best practices and procedures.<br /> * University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) Campus IT<br /> ** The preservation of digital materials requires a much higher involvement of information technology experts than needed with analog materials. Campus IT provided conceptual advice at the inception of the program and will continue to provide technical support to ensure its success.<br /> == Challenges ==<br /> The library recognizes that there are several challenges to implementing an effective digital preservation policy, such as:<br /> * Change: Technology changes frequently, and with it, formats, and dissemination mechanisms. As the Library's digital collection diversifies over time, staff will be required to monitor the changing needs of materials, and update policies and procedures based on these needs.<br /> * Rapid growth: The University's official record is increasingly available only in digital format. The library’s digitized collection grows each year. Stewarding these materials requires a concerted investment in technological equipment, resources, and staff that must scale with increasing demands and obligations.<br /> * Sustainability: A sustainable digital preservation model responds to change with appropriate new technology and increases in staffing. Cost modeling numbers are difficult to come by in the field, but noteworthy advancements are being made. The library requires sufficient funding for operations and major improvements to manage its digital collections and to sustain funding for ongoing digital preservation efforts. A digital preservation policy requires adequate resources. The library must refrain from promising more than it can deliver.<br /> * Selection: Realistically, the Library cannot preserve everything. It is vital that sensible selection processes and criteria be developed.<br /> * Management: Additional thought must be given to the coordination and oversight of digital collections that are to be preserved. To balance the sometimes competing goals of access and preservation, the Library will focus on the role preservation plays in access.<br /> * Partnerships: The Library is committed to working with content providers including creators, donors, and others to preserve their content.<br /> * Expertise: The Library must commit to hiring or developing staff with the requisite expertise to operate a robust digital preservation program. Additionally, the library must be committed to continually update staff skills as technologies change.<br /> * Rights: The changing landscape surrounding intellectual property rights impacts the ability to provide access to digital materials and can impact digital preservation efforts. In addition, the library must function as a steward for materials that are in-copyright and have access restrictions.<br /> == Security ==<br /> Assigning security measures reduces risks of data loss and/or damage and enables ability to maintain rights management of digital objects. Security protocols may include, but are not limited to, firewalls, intrusion detection, and assigned access and use privileges. UNMC implements cyber security protocols and technologies using software and capitalizing on vendors’ services.<br /> == Access &amp; Use ==<br /> The library acquires, manages, and preserves digital resources so that they remain accessible to its constituents over the long term. Certain limitations may be placed on access due to legal obligations, donor agreements, and other reasons, but, in so far as possible, the library endeavors to make its digital resources openly available to all users.<br /> == Review of Policy ==<br /> This policy will be reviewed, at a minimum, annually to assure timely revisions as technology progresses and preservation strategies and experience mature.<br /> <br /> This policy was adapted from and inspired by:<br /> * [https://digital.lib.niu.edu/policy/digital-preservation/digital-preservation-policy Northern Illinois University Digital Library Digital Preservation Policy]<br /> * [https://www.library.northwestern.edu/about/administration/policies/digital-preservation-policy.html Northwestern University Digital Preservation Policy]<br /> * [https://library.osu.edu/documents/SDIWG/Digital_Preservation_Policy_Framework.pdf Ohio State University Digital Preservation Policy Framework]<br /> * University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries Digital Preservation Policy<br /> * [https://www.lib.washington.edu/preservation/preservation-services/digitization-and-digital-preservation/digital-preservation-policy University of Washington Digital Preservation Policy]<br /> * [https://guides.lib.vt.edu/c.php?g=764258&amp;p=5837333 Virginia Tech Digital Libraries Platform Preservation Policy]</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: Removed old date from public computing</p> <hr /> <div>'''Nebraska Medicine'''<br /> * Borrowing: Nebraska Medicine employees may utilize [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html interlibrary loan services].<br /> * Online collection: Nebraska Medicine employees may access UNMC library collections as a walk-in user. Two public access computers are available to Nebraska Medicine employees.<br /> * Services: All services.<br /> '''Walk-in, Guests, and Public Users'''<br /> * Borrowing: Currently, members of the public are unable to access the library or its collections.<br /> * Online collection: Public computers.<br /> * Services: Limited to reference. Nebraska Medicine employees may utilized [https://unomaha.illiad.oclc.org/illiad/UNM/logon.html interlibrary loan services].<br /> '''UNMC Dual Degree Students'''<br /> * Borrowing: Yes.<br /> * Online collection: Full access.<br /> * Services: All services. Interlibrary loan services should be used in support of UNMC coursework. For other information needs, users should contact a librarian at their other institution.<br /> '''UNMC Joint, Courtesy, and Special Faculty'''<br /> * Borrowing: Yes.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: All services.<br /> '''UNMC Visiting Students, Faculty, and Scholars'''<br /> * Borrowing: No.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: All services<br /> '''UNMC Volunteer Faculty'''<br /> * Borrowing: No.<br /> * Online collection: Full access. Home department must request access via IT.<br /> * Services: Limited. Volunteer faculty may request literature search services and interlibrary loan (copies only, not loans) for educational purposes in direct support of teaching or grand rounds.<br /> * Literature search services and interlibrary loan to support patient care, clinical effectiveness, guideline creation, quality initiatives, grant writing, publications, or other research are not included services for volunteer faculty.<br /> * Collections and resources are for individual use in connection with volunteer faculty member's educational responsibilities as a preceptor to UNMC students.<br /> <br /> Library building use is described in the library building access and hours policy.<br /> <br /> Interlibrary loan use for groups is described in the interlibrary loan policy.</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * &quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * [[Library: Mother’s Room Use|Mother's Room Use]]<br /> * [[Library: Print Book Room|Print Book Room]]<br /> * [[Library: Privacy|Privacy]]<br /> * [[Library: Rare Book Scope|Rare Book Scope]]<br /> * Reflection Rooms</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * &quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Use and Conduct|Library Use and Conduct]]<br /> * [[Library: Maker Studio and 3D Printing|Maker Studio and 3D Printing]]<br /> * Mother's Room Use<br /> * Print Book Room<br /> * Privacy<br /> * Rare Book Scope<br /> * Reflection Rooms</div>

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<p>Hlbrown: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library at the University of Nebraska Medical Center! McGoogan Health Sciences Library serves the information needs of all University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) students, faculty, and staff, Nebraska Medicine, licensed Nebraska health professionals, and residents of the State of Nebraska. Members of the public are welcome to use library facilities and resources consistent with our policies.<br /> <br /> Questions regarding the library's policies may be directed to library administration at 402-559-7079.<br /> <br /> * [[Library: Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources|Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources]]<br /> * [[Library: Borrowing Privileges|Borrowing Privileges]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Access and Services for Other Groups|Collection Access and Services for Other Groups]]<br /> * [[Library: Collection Development|Collection Development Policy]]<br /> * [[Library: Computing, Printing, and Scanning|Computing, Printing, and Scanning]]<br /> * [[Library: Digital Preservation|Digital Preservation]]<br /> * &quot;Firsts&quot; Research Requests<br /> * [[Library: Interlibrary Loan|Interlibrary Loan]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Building Access and Hours|Library Building Access and Hours]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Service Disclaimer|Library Service Disclaimer]]<br /> * [[Library: Library Spaces|Library Spaces]]<br /> * Library Use and Conduct<br /> * Maker Studio and 3D Printing<br /> * Mother's Room Use<br /> * Print Book Room<br /> * Privacy<br /> * Rare Book Scope<br /> * Reflection Rooms</div>

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