GUIDE TO REFERENCE IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH

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www.alastore.ala.org GUIDE TO REFERENCE IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH

CHRISTA MODSCHIEDLER and DENISE BEAUBIEN BENNETT, Editors

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FOREWORD XI CONTRIBUTORS XV EDITORS’ GUIDE XVII

1 Medicine 1 Guides 2 Bibliography 5 Library catalogs 14 Classifi cation 16 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 21 Encyclopedias 33 Dictionaries 49 Directories 65 Handbooks 76 Style manuals 88 Histories 92 Biography 108 Statistics 114 Medical illustration and images 131 Quotations 136 Internet resources 137

2 Bioethics 146 Guides 146

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Bibliography 147 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 147 Encyclopedias 149 Dictionaries 149 Handbooks 150 Histories 155 Internet resources 155

3 Consumer Health 162 Guides 166 Encyclopedias 176 Dictionaries 186 Directories 187 Handbooks 188 Internet resources 190

4 Dentistry 201 Guides 201 Bibliography 201 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 202 Classifi cation 203 Encyclopedias 204 Dictionaries 204 Directories 206 Handbooks 207 Histories 210 Biography 211 Atlases 211 Internet resources 212

5 Health Care 214 Guides 214 Bibliography 216 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 217 Encyclopedias 220 Dictionaries 221

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Directories 222 Handbooks 224 Histories 228 Statistics 228 Internet resources 234

6 International and Global Health 243 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 244 Dictionaries 245 Handbooks 246 Histories 248 Statistics 249 Internet resources 254

7 Medical Jurisprudence 259 Guides 259 Bibliography 259 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 260 Encyclopedias 261 Dictionaries 266 Handbooks 267 Statistics 273 Internet resources 273

8 Nursing 278 Bibliography 278 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 280 Encyclopedias 282 Dictionaries 284 Thesauruses 288 Directories 288 Handbooks 289 Histories 295 Biography 297 Statistics 298 Internet resources 298

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9 Nutrition 300 Guides 300 Bibliography 301 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 301 Encyclopedias 304 Dictionaries 306 Handbooks 308 Tables 315 Internet resources 315

10 Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sciences 318 Guides 319 Bibliography 320 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 321 Encyclopedias 324 Dictionaries 326 Thesauruses 329 Directories 329 Handbooks 329 Dispensatories and pharmacopoeias 346 Histories 349 Internet resources 353

11 Psychiatry 356 Guides 356 Bibliography 357 Classifi cation 358 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 359 Dictionaries 360 Directories 364 Handbooks 364 Histories 375 Treatises 378 Statistics 378 Internet resources 379

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12 Public Health 381 Guides 383 Bibliography 385 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 386 Encyclopedias 394 Dictionaries 397 Directories 399 Histories 399 Statistics 401 Internet resources 406

13 Toxicology 416 Guides 416 Indexes; Abstract journals; Databases 416 Encyclopedias 422 Dictionaries 423 Directories 424 Handbooks 425 Internet resources 430

INDEX 433

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The American Library Association has long been a source for authoritative bibliographies of the reference literature for practicing librarians, library educators, and reference service trainers. ALA’s Guide to Reference Books was printed in eleven editions over nearly a century, and was succeeded in 2009 by the online Guide to Reference (www.guidetoreference.org). The Guide to Reference segments, drawn from the online Guide, continue that tradition with expertly compiled, discipline-specifi c, annotated bibli- ographies of reference works and serve as snapshots of the evolving con- tent of the Guide. Although intended for use largely in North American libraries serv- ing institutions of higher education, the segments will also be valuable to public and school librarians, independent researchers, publishers and book dealers, as well as librarians outside North America, for tasks such as identifying sources that will answer questions, directing researchers, creating local instructional materials, educating and training LIS stu- dents and reference staff, and inventorying and developing reference collections. These guides provide a usably comprehensive, rather than exhaustive, repertory of sources as the foundation for reference and information services in today’s higher education settings. They include works that can most usefully satisfy the vast majority of demands made on a reference service, while not altogether excluding “exotic” or little- known works that will meet only the unusual need. In addition to providing classifi ed annotated bibliographies, topical sections include editors’ guides that orient readers to each discipline, its scope and concerns, and the types of sources commonly consulted. The editors’ guides will be useful to the generalist librarian and to the LIS student as background to the bibliographies or as intellectual frame- works for addressing reference questions.

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The reader will fi nd entries for works that are, for the most part, broadly focused; works on individual persons or with a narrow geo- graphical or chronological focus are generally not included. Selection criteria favored titles published in the last twenty years; the reader may consult earlier printed bibliographies and indexes, such as the numer- ous print editions of the Guide to Reference Books, for many earlier and still important works. As libraries shift their print reference works to the general stacks or to remote locations, the online Guide and its older print editions may help to identify reference works that are no longer close at hand. Sources in the Guide include websites, search engines, and full- text databases as well as the traditional array of encyclopedic, bib- liographic, and compendious works. Online sources have replaced their printed versions for most librarians under most circumstances. A source only appears in one format; its annotation will identify the format options and describe the relationships between online and print versions. New reference works or editions are not automati- cally included in the Guide. Selection criteria favor sources that have stood some test of time and utility, as well as sources that are free but authoritative or sources that require purchase or licensing but are held at enough libraries to be reasonably available to readers of the Guide. The topical sections do not include universal sources that are covered in the General Reference Works division such as Wikipedia or Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory; please consult the Essential General Reference volume or the online Guide for general sources that are common to all disciplines. The reader is encouraged to peruse the annotations of entries in the same subcategory as known items. An annotation may contain extensive cross references to related sources that are not described separately as well as comparisons to related sources, indications of appropriate audi- ences for the source, and other details that provide signifi cant added value. In an attempt to balance inclusion and exhaustion, a source may be included in several but not necessarily all relevant subcategories. This segment on Medicine and Health includes sources for each patron in every type of library. The subsection on Consumer Health is rapidly growing and provides guidance to authoritative sources, which may be the aspect for which most patrons request assistance. The Division Editor’s choice for most entertaining subsection is “Medical illustration and images” in the Medicine category, where records lead to atlases, photos, drawings, videos, reusable images and more, poten- tially matching every level of patron need from consumer to student to researcher. We on the Guide to Reference team hope you fi nd the segments help- ful, and we welcome your comments at [email protected]. To get

xii www.alastore.ala.org FOREWORD the full benefi t of the comprehensive compilation in a wide range of sub- ject areas as well as updates to each segment, we also encourage you to subscribe to the online Guide, where you have access to updated entries, annotations, user comments, and special features such as personal notes and lists. We regularly seek new editors, especially those who believe they can improve existing sections or develop new ones. Please check the web- site at www.guidetoreference.org for details on subscribing or volunteering to participate in the continuing development of the Guide to Reference.

Denise Beaubien Bennett General Editor, Guide to Reference Division Editor for Science, Technology, and Medicine

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Christa Modschiedler, retired Biomedical Librarian from the Univer- sity of Chicago, has served as the Contributing Editor for the Medical and Health Sciences section of the Guide to Reference since the 11th print edition (1996). Denise Beaubien Bennett, Engineering Librar- ian at the University of Florida, is the Division Editor for the Science, Technology, and Medicine sections since 2005 and also has served as the General Editor of the Guide to Reference since 2009.

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The Medicine and Health category provides an annotated list of print and electronic biomedical and health- related reference sources, includ- ing Internet resources and digital image collections. The original pur- pose of the Guide to Reference remains (i.e., to provide a wide selection of bibliographic and information resources relevant to the provision of reference services in a biomedical library). It is intended to help users fi nd relevant research, clinical, and consumer health informa- tion resources. As with previous editions of the Guide, the current edi- tion cannot claim to be exhaustive in coverage; coverage in the medical section/subsections remains rather selective. Following previous edi- tions of the Guide, some of the resources in this section are not strict- ly reference materials in the traditional sense. Emphasis is on U.S. resources, with a few representative examples from other countries. With few exceptions, materials in the medicine section would gener- ally be found in the Library of Congress classifi cation R. The intended audience is biomedical researchers, clinicians, and allied health profes- sionals, as well as health consumers and the general public. Consumer Health is the fastest-growing section within the medicine and health category, and it offers a wide range of options for public and academic librarians to assist patrons with varying levels of health care literacy skills. The majority of reference resources included in this edition have been published between 1995 and 2013. Some of the classic selec- tions were retained from the previous edition of the Guide, regardless of publication date; others are updated to the most recent editions. For older editions that have not been updated, an attempt was made to locate and substitute web- based resources with similar content. Print indexing and abstracting services have largely been replaced with

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online services, and Guide entries for bibliographic databases and digi- tal database resources refl ect this trend. Highly specialized databases have been kept to a minimum. Information on several high-profi le print indexes is still included, but in summary format rather than with the full description found in the 11th edition of the Guide. As a result of the rapid growth of the Internet, increased focus is on electronic resources, with inclusion of many relevant web- based electronic- only resources. The large number of biomedical websites dictates selective coverage. As a leading provider of information and information resources, the National Library of Medicine (NLM), the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have set the tone with the provision of a large number of highly useful web-based resources. Other U.S. government agencies, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), and professional and other noncommercial medical organizations also provide many relevant web- based reference sources. Though it appears that Internet access is the preferred way for users to access biomedical reference materials, print reference col- lections continue to play a role at this time. In many cases, reference sources are published both in print and as an e- book. Electronic-only resources appear in steadily rising numbers. Though online reference is the desired future, much of the information that is needed today is still located in “trusted” print reference resources. The trend, however, is toward online reference resources.

— Christa Modschiedler Contributing Editor for Medical and Health Sciences

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1 Encyclopedia of immunology. 2nd ed. contact information, access to listservs, newsgroups, Peter J. Delves, Ivan M. Roitt. San Diego, and FAQs. For medical and health queries, HON’s Calif.: Academic Press, 1998. 4 v., ill. Search HON (http://www.hon.ch/HONHunt/Adv (some color). ISBN 0122267656 HONHunt.html) and HONselect© (http://www.hon 616.07903 QR180.4.E53 .ch/HONselect/) help locate quality websites and First ed., 1992. While due for an update, the 2nd support groups, medical terminology, journal articles, ed. of the encyclopedia expanded from three to four and healthcare news. HONmedia (http://www.hon volumes. Provides comprehensive coverage of the .ch/HONmedia/) is a growing and searchable reposi- fi eld of immunology with signifi cant additions to the tory of medical images and videos (currently contains 1st ed., including sections of color photographs and 6,800 medical images and videos, pertaining to 1,700 more fi gures and illustrations. Each volume includes topics and themes). a glossary from Roitt’s 1997 text Essential immunol- ogy. Available as an e-book. Appropriate for research 3 National Center for Biotechnology libraries. Information. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih .gov. National Center for Biotechnology 2 Health on the Net Foundation (HON). Information (U. S.), National Library of http://www.hon.ch/. Health on the Net Medicine, National Institutes of Health. Foundation. Geneva, Switzerland: Health Rockville, Md.: National Center for on the Net Foundation (HON). 1995– Biotechnology Information. 1995(?)– R859.7.E43 660.6; 574.873282 TP248.2 Health On the Net Foundation (HON) is a non- Covers the National Center for Biotechnology Infor- profi t, nongovernmental organization known for mation (NCBI), an organization that advances sci- its HONcode, which defi nes rules and ethical stan- ence and health by providing access to biomedical dards for website developers on how information is and genomic information. Its mission is to develop provided in terms of the source and data provided. “new information technologies to aid in the under- The HONcode is not considered an award or qual- standing of fundamental molecular and genetic ity rating system for websites. processes that control health and disease” (http:// Provides a “portal to medical information on the www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/About/glance/ourmission Internet” (Website). Searchable website provides .html). Provides links to NCBI’s literature databas- access to resources for individuals/patients and medi- es, molecular databases, genomic resources, and cal professionals. Includes HON’s history and current tools for data mining as well as information about

1 www.alastore.ala.org 4 MEDICINE the work of the NCBI. Includes lists and links to and also controversial issues, with recommenda- NCBI resources in various helpful groupings, e.g., tions on using safe alternative medicine practices a complete list of all NCBI resources; a listing of together with Western medicine. Annotated prima- databases, tools (“analyze data using NCBI soft- ry source documents, alternative medicine timeline, ware”), downloads (“get NCBI data or software”), and glossary. Includes bibliographical references how- to’s (“learn how to accomplish specifi c tasks (p. [201]– 208) and index. For researchers, clinicians, at NCBI”), and submissions (“submit data to Gen- consumers, and academic and medical libraries. Also bank or other NCBI databases”), in the following available as an e- book. subcategories: chemicals & bioessays; data & soft- The Medical Library Association guide to fi nding ware; DNA & RNA; domains & structures; genes out about complementary and alternative medicine & expression; genetics & medicine; genomes & by Crawford provides an overview of resources, maps; homology; literature; proteins; sequence with emphasis on consumer health resources. analysis; taxonomy; training & tutorials; varia- tion. The most popular database is PubMed. NCBI 5 Alternative medicine resource site search is at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ guide. Francine Feuerman, Marsha J. ncbisearch/; “GQuery” (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih Handel. Lanham, Md.: Medical Library .gov/gquery/) allows a “global cross- database” search Association, 1997. 335 p. of NCBI databases. Other helpful links include an ISBN 0810832844 overview of NCBI resources ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/ 615.5 R733.F48 pub/factsheets/Factsheet_NCBI_Overview.pdf, an Provides information on alternative systems of annual update of NCBI databases, services, and medicine—Ayurvedic, Chinese, and herbal medicine, tools in the special database issue of Nucleic acids homeopathy, naturopathy— and various manipula- research http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/ tive (e.g., chiropractic and osteopathy) and other PMC3531099/, selected databases, tools, help therapies, such as biofeedback and sensory therapies. documents and educational materials http://www Organized into two main sections: pt. I, a resource .ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/. “NCBI news link” (http://www guide with reference information on specifi c services .ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/news/) provides the latest infor- and products, organizations, and companies; pt. II, mation about NCBI services and activities, with a selective, evaluative, annotated bibliography of “follow us” links to the “NCBI insights” blog and books, journals, and newsletters, limited to English- NCBI’s social media outlets on Twitter, Facebook, language print sources published in the U.S. since and YouTube. 1988. Appendix lists book publishers. Index. A more recent resource, The Medical Library Association guide to fi nding out about complemen- Guides tary and alternative medicine provides an overview of resources, with emphasis on consumer health 4 Alternative medicine. Christine A. resources. Includes books, periodicals, and websites. Larson. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2007. xv, 215 p. ISBN 0313337187 6 Current practice in health sciences 610 R733.L37 librarianship. Alison Bunting, Medical Contents: “The origins of alternative medicine”; Library Association. Chicago; New York: “The theories underlying alternative medicine”; “The Medical Library Association; Forbes business of alternative medicine”; “Why consumers Custom Publishing, 1994– 2001. 8 v., ill. seek alternative treatments”; “Do alternative thera- First ed. (1943)– 4th ed. (1982– 1988) had title pies work?”; “Should alternative medicine be regu- Handbook of medical library practice, 3 v. lated by the government?”; “Should managed care Rev. ed. in 8 v. provide coverage for alternative therapies?”; “Phar- Contents: v. 1 (1994), Reference and infor- maceuticals versus alternative therapies”; “Culture mation services in health sciences libraries, ed. and health: Who bears responsibility for health and M. Sandra Wood; v. 2 (1995), Educational services healthcare?”; “The future of health and healthcare.” in health sciences libraries, ed. F. Allegri; v. 3 (1996), Guide to alternative medicine, covering practical Information access and delivery in health sciences

2 www.alastore.ala.org MEDICINE 10 libraries, ed. Carolyn E. Lipscomb; v. 4 (1997), Col- Contents: pt. 1, “The reference collection” (ch. 1); lection development and assessment in health scienc- pt. 2, “Bibliographic sources” (ch. 2–6); pt. 3, “Infor- es libraries, ed. Daniel T. Richards and Dottie Eakin; mation sources” (ch. 7– 14). v. 5 (1996), Acquisitions in health sciences librar- Discusses various types of bibliographic and ies, ed. David H. Morse; v. 6 (2001), Bibliographic information sources, both print and electronic, and management of information resources in health sci- their use in reference work. Written for library-school ences libraries, ed. Laurie L. Thomson; v. 7 (1999), students, practicing librarians, and health science Health sciences environment and librarianship in library users. Each of the chapters covers specialized health sciences libraries, ed. Lucretia W. McClure; topics such as building, organizing, and managing a v. 8 (2001), Administration and management in reference collection; bibliographic sources for mono- health sciences libraries, ed. Rick B. Forsman. graphs and periodicals; indexing, abstracting, and A guide to library standards, practices, policies, digital databases; terminology; medical and health and institutional issues in biomedical libraries, statistics; history sources; and additional relevant written by library specialists. areas. Contains fi gures and tables. Includes biblio- More recently published titles in this subject graphical references and index. area include, for example, Introduction to health sciences librarianship (325) by Wood and The 9 The Medical Library Association Medical Library Association guide to managing encyclopedic guide to searching and health care libraries (329). fi nding health information on the Web. P. F. Anderson, Nancy J. Allee. New 7 Doody’s review service. http://www York: Neal- Schuman Publ., 2004. 3 v. .doody.com/drs/. Doody Enterprises, Inc. ISBN 1555704948 Chicago: Doody Enterprises, Inc. 2006– 025.06/61 R859.7.I58M436 Comprehensive database of expert reviews of Contents: v. 1, Search strategies/quick reference books and software in the health sciences (basic guide; v. 2, Diseases and disorders/mental health science, clinical medicine, nursing, allied health, and mental disorders; v. 3, Health and wellness/ and other health-related disciplines), with bib- life stages and reproduction, and cumulative index. liographic information and links to suppliers A comprehensive guide written by experienced of digital versions of titles, a weekly literature health sciences librarians. Recommends search update with timely reviews by professionals from terms, search strategies, and search engines for major North American academic institutions, and checking the Internet for answers to health-related ratings (Doody’s Star Rating®) of newly pub- questions. Useful for both health care consumers lished titles. Integrates the annually updated list and librarians involved in teaching health informa- of “Doody’s Core Titles in the Health Sciences tion literacy. Companion website at http://www (DCT)” which “distills the perspectives of aca- -personal.umich.edu/~pfa/mlaguide/indextest demic healthcare professionals and health scienc- .html. Also available on CD-ROM, with search es librarians into a core list” (Publ. website). DCT capability and links to over 11,000 web sites. (http://www.doody.com/dct), fi rst issued in 2004 and published each May, is a collection develop- 10 The Medical Library Association’s ment and management tool created as a replace- master guide to authoritative ment for the discontinued “Brandon/Hill Selected information resources in the health Lists” (1965–2004). sciences. Laurie L. Thompson, Mori Lou Higa, Esther Carrigan, Rajia Tobia, Medical 8 Introduction to reference sources in Library Association. New York: Neal- the health sciences. 5th ed. Jeffrey Schuman Publishers, 2011. xv, 659 p. T. Huber, Jo Anne Boorkman, Jean C. ISBN 9781555707194 Blackwell. New York: Neal- Schuman, 610.711 R118.2.M38 2008. 386 p. ISBN 9781555706364 Contents: 1. Allied health; 2. Biomedical engineer- 016.61072 Z6658.I54; R118.6 ing; 3. Chiropractic; 4. Dentistry; 5. Environmental First ed., 1980; 4th ed., 2004. health; 6. Health services administration; 7. Hospital

3 www.alastore.ala.org 11 MEDICINE administration; 8. Medical illustration; 9. Medicine; the history of medicine “since material of this sort 10. Medical specialties; 11. Surgical specialties; is listed in the annual Bibliography of the history 12. Nursing; 13. Nursing specialties; 14. Nutritional of medicine” (Pref., 16). Includes more than 300 sciences; 15. Optometry; 16. Orthoptics; 17. Phar- references with the emphasis on works published macology; 18. Pharmacy; 19. Podiatry; 20. Medical 1967– 68. The 2nd and 3rd suppl. are computer- psychology; 21. Medical sociology; 22. Pharmaceu- produced from the National Library of Medicine’s tical technology; 23. Veterinary medicine; 24. Anat- Current catalog; therefore, these citations are omy; 25. Biochemistry; 26. Biology; 27. Genetics; arranged by author and subject. “General histori- 28. Biotechnology; 29. Physiology; 30. Analytical, cal works, pharmacopoeias, reviews, and popu- diagnostic, and therapeutic techniques; 31. Ethics; lar works have been excluded” (Pref.), suppl. 2. 32. History of the health sciences; 33. Health educa- A total of about 750 citations are added for the tion; 34. General reference. periods 1969– 72 and 1973– 74. Most references of This bibliography “is intended to offer an updat- the suppl. are annotated. ed option to the iconic publication, ‘Brandon/Hill selected list of print books and journals for the small 12 National Library of Medicine guide medical library’” http://library.mssm.edu/brandon to fi nding health information. http:// - hill/history.shtml (Pref.) which ceased publication www.nlm.nih.gov/services/guide.html. in 2003. It expands the original list by also includ- National Library of Medicine. Bethesda, ing works in the basic sciences, as well as digital Md.: National Institutes of Health. 2001– and online publications. Covers both monographic Contents: How can the National Library of Medi- and journal literature, also online formats, online cine help me with my research?; Why should I go databases, and other electronic resources. Entries to a public library, and what can I fi nd there?; What indicate whether the work is appropriate for a other resources can I fi nd at a medical library, and particular collection or collections (e.g., hospital, how do I fi nd one that is open to me?; How can I academic, specialized collections, and/or consumer get information from other government or health- health collection). Describes 2,011 selected titles in related organizations?; How do I search for other the health sciences literature, including the clini- medical information on the Web?; How do I evalu- cal specialties, basic sciences, and emerging subject ate the information I fi nd? areas. Arranged by the “health occupations” (G02) Overview and starting points for research- and “biological sciences” tree schedules (G01) of ers concerning services provided by the National NLM’s MeSH: Medical subject headings (858). A Library of Medicine, other government agencies, companion online version will be regularly updat- and health- related organizations. Provides links to ed with new edition information (cf. Pref.). Index consumer health information resources and profes- of monographs; Index of journals; Index of data- sional health literature resources. bases and electronic resources. Useful for academic and public libraries. 13 The new Walford guide to reference resources: Volume 1: Science, 11 Medical reference works, 1679- 1966: technology, and medicine. 9th ed. A selected bibliography. Supplement. Ray Lester. London: Facet, 2005– . xix, Mary Virginia Clark, Joy S. Martyniuk, 827 p., ill. ISBN 1856044955 John Ballard Blake, Medical Library 011.02 Z1035.1 Association. Chicago: Medical Library “This book is the fi rst volume of a series that suc- Association, 1970– . v. ceeds Walford’s guide to reference material, pub- 016.61 Z6658.B63 Suppl.; R129 lished.1959 and 2000 by Library Association (Medical Library Association publication no. 3). Publishing (271).” The scope and format of this Suppl., 1 comp. by Mary Virgina Clark; suppl. 2–3, guide is much different from the “old Walford,” and comp. by Joy S. Richmond. thus it would behoove librarians to keep both eds. on The 1st suppl. follows the pattern of the main the shelf. This version concentrates on websites and work (Medical reference works, 1679– 1966: A on general interest resources, including many that selected bibliography) but excludes references on aren’t specifi c to science and technology. Includes

4 www.alastore.ala.org MEDICINE 17 current awareness sources and many monographs (U.S.), United States; Public Health that aren’t traditional reference sources, but rather Service. Bethesda, Md.; Washington: U.S. are popular introductions to topics. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Volume 2: The social sciences was published Public Health Service, National Institutes January 2008; and Volume 3: Arts, humanities, and of Health, National Library of Medicine; general reference is expected in 2009. For more For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. information, see publisher’s page at http://www G.P.O, 1966– [1994]. 28 v. .facetpublishing.co.uk/search.php?search_keyword 016.61/09 0067- 7280 Z6660.B582 =walford. Produced by National Library of Medicine (NLM). Annual, each 5th issue being a quinquennial cumu- 14 Science.gov. http://www.science.gov/. lation. Cumulations: 1964/69 (publ. 1972. 1475 U.S. Department of Energy, Offi ce of p.); 1970/74 (1976. 1069 p.); 1975/79 (1980. Scientifi c and Technical Information. Oak 924 p.); 1980/84 (1985. 1300 p.); 1985/89 (1990. Ridge, Tenn.: U.S. Dept. of Energy, Offi ce 1454 p.). Supt. of Docs classifi cation: HE 20.3615. of Scientifi c and Technical Information. Consists of citations drawn from NLM’s now dis- 2002– continued HISTLINE database (cf. “FAQ Retired “Science.gov is a gateway to over 50 million pages of Databases” http://www.nlm.nih.gov/services/past authoritative selected science information provided databases.html) monographs, analytic entries for by U.S. government agencies, including research and symposia, congresses, etc., and chapters in gen- development results.”— website. Provides a single eral monographs. Works on the general history interface for searching major government-sponsored and philosophy of science are largely excluded. indexes; for example, NTIS, AGRICOLA, PubMed, Attempts to avoid extensive duplication of topics STINET (http://stinet.dtic.mil/), and United States regularly covered in “Critical bibliographies” sec- Patents. Also searches science-related websites of fed- tion of Isis (now merged into History of Science, eral agencies. One can browse by major discplines Technology and Medicine Database (402), but there and subjects or search one or all areas of Science.gov. is considerable duplication with Current work in A very good portal to government information. the history of medicine (later called Wellcome bib- liography for the history of medicine.) Subject and author listings. Remains useful for pre- 1993 mate- Bibliography rial. NLM’s History of Medicine Historical Collec- tion webpages, “Rare Books and Journals” (http:// 15 ARBA in- depth: Health and medicine. www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/collections/books/index. Martin Dillon, Shannon Graff Hysell. html) and “Printed Catalogs and Guides” (http:// Westport, Conn.: Libraries Unlimited, www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/help/printed/index.html) 2004. xiii, 252 p. provide further help in searching the literature in 016.61 Z6658.A648;R129 the history of medicine. (ARBA in- depth series) Contains 473 signed reviews for health- related 17 CAM resources project. http:// and medical reference titles, taken from the last camresources.pbworks.com/. CAM six editions of American reference books annual Special Interest Group, Medical Library (ARBA). Includes reviews of print and Internet Association. Chicago: Medical Library sites. Detailed table of contents, author/title, and Association. 2008- subject indexes. Also available online. Intended for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) “reference librarians, collection development spe- Special Interest Group (SIG), Medical Library Asso- cialists, scholar, researcher, and patron.”—Cover . ciation (MLA) Online version available via ARBAonline (http:// “The goal of the project is to have members.con- www.arbaonline.com/). tribute to a bibliography of authoritative and infor- mative books, databases, and websites that libraries 16 Bibliography of the history of can use to build their collections and to recommend medicine. National Library of Medicine to their users.”—Home page. Arranged by subject

5 www.alastore.ala.org 18 MEDICINE categories (e.g., acupuncture, Ayurveda, energy med- (Publication [Medical Library Association]; no. 1) icine, herbal medicine, homeopathy, naturopathic Comprehensive survey of medical bibliogra- medicine, osteopathic medicine, etc.). Presented in phy since 1500, covering printed medical bibli- wiki format which allow participants to contribute ographies in Western languages that pertain to directly. Website contains criteria for inclusion and medicine in general rather than to its subdivisions instructions on how to contribute to the wiki. Includes or specialties. Personal bibliographies and bibli- both professional and consumer health titles. ographies that do not make up the main portion of a work have been excluded, as have catalogs 18 A catalogue of seventeenth century (with the exception of the Index- catalogue of the printed books in the National Library Library of the Surgeon General’s Offi ce). No dis- of Medicine. Peter Krivatsy, National tinction made between indexes and abstracts as library of Medicine (U.S.). Bethesda, bibliographies. Md.: U.S. Dept. of Health and Human “For each bibliography discussed there is a bio- Services, Public Health Service, National graphical sketch of the compiler, a description of Institutes of Health, National Library of the work emphasizing advances in technique, and Medicine, 1989. xiv, 1315 p. a discussion of the importance of the work in the 016.61/09/032 Z6659.N38; R128.7 history of medical bibliography.”— Introd. Appen- Shipping list no.: 89- 261- P. Item 508- F. dix 1 lists references; appendix 2 lists medical bib- For some 13,300 books printed 1601– 1700, liographies since 1500 which were not discussed “monographs, dissertations and corresponding in the body of the text, arranged by century. Gen- program disputations, broadsides, pamphlets and eral and author indexes. A digitized version of this serials” (Introd.), provides title page transcription, book is available at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/ physical description, and reference to standard collections/digital/brodman/brodman.html as part bibliographies. Entries are alphabetical by author, of the National Library of Medicine’s History of editor, compiler, occasionally by corporate body, Medicine digital collections. Like this work, The and in a few instances by title. Most authors’ names great medical bibliographers: A study in humanism, are in vernacular form with cross-references to lati- by John F. Fulton, identifi es important medical nized or other names. There is no index, but the bibliographies and bio- bibliographies. National Library of Medicine’s History of Medicine Division maintains indexes of printers, publishers, 20 Disease and destiny: A bibliography and vernacular imprints. of medical references to the famous. Complements earlier catalogs of pre–19th- Judson Bennett Gilbert. London: century holdings of NLM: A catalogue of incunab- Dawsons of Pall Mall, 1962. 535 p. ula and manuscripts in the Army Medical Library, 016.92 Z6664.A1G5 by Dorothy M. Schullian and Francis E. Sommer, Drawn largely from Index- catalogue of the library of ([1948?]); A catalogue of sixteenth century printed the Surgeon General’s offi ce (IndexCat), Index medi- books in the National Library of Medicine, comp. by cus, and Quarterly cumulative index medicus (81). Richard J. Durling (1967); A catalogue of incunabula A bibliography of writings that treat the medical and sixteenth century books in the National Library history of famous people in history, the humani- of Medicine: fi rst supplement, comp. by Peter Krivat- ties, and the arts and sciences in all countries from sy (1971); and A short title catalogue of eighteenth ancient to modern times. Personalities are listed century printed books in the National Library of alphabetically and identifi ed by dates of birth and Medicine, comp. by John Ballard Blake (1979, 11). death and a brief descriptive phrase. Books and papers about them are listed in chronological order. 19 The development of medical Introduction contains a bibliography of mono- bibliography. Estelle Brodman. graphic literature of medicobiographical writing. [Washington]: Medical Library Association, 1954. ix, 226 p., ports., 21 Doody’s review service. http://www diagrs. .doody.com/drs/. Doody Enterprises, Inc. 016.61 Z6658.B7 Chicago: Doody Enterprises, Inc. 2006–

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Comprehensive database of expert reviews of human fi gure. Boris Röhrl. Hildesheim, books and software in the health sciences (basic Germany: Olms, 2000. xx, 493 p., ill. science, clinical medicine, nursing, allied health, ISBN 3487110741 and other health-related disciplines), with bib- 743.4/9 NC760.R65 liographic information and links to suppliers of Contents: pt. 1, History: ch.1, Introd., ch. 2, Anat- digital versions of titles, a weekly literature update omy in the art of the Ancient World and the Middle with timely reviews by professionals from major Ages; ch. 3, From the 13th to the 15th cent.; ch. 4, North American academic institutions, and ratings 16th cent.; ch. 5, 17th cent.; ch. 6, 18th cent.; (Doody’s Star Rating®) of newly published titles. ch. 7, 19th cent.; ch. 8, 20th cent.; ch. 9, defi nition Integrates the annually updated list of “Doody’s of genres; pt. 2, Bibliography: (1) Bibliography and Core Titles in the Health Sciences (DCT)” which description of books A–Z; (2) Appendices: Selected “distills the perspectives of academic healthcare list of secondary literature; Index of ill.; Index of professionals and health sciences librarians into a persons; Index of places and schools of art. core list” (Publ. website). DCT (http://www.doody Considered a reference book which contains the .com/dct), fi rst issued in 2004 and published each didactical structure and content of specifi c teaching May, is a collection development and management manuals. Presents the different subgroups of medi- tool created as a replacement for the discontinued cally oriented teaching and how anatomy was taught “Brandon/Hill Selected Lists” (1965– 2004). in schools. Includes, for example, Leonardo da Vin- ci’s anatomical sketchbooks. The bibliography in pt. 22 Grey literature report. http://www 2 contains “books on osteology, myology, morphol- .greylit.org/. New York Academy of ogy, and locomotion for artists. Treatises accompa- Medicine Library. New York: New York nying écorchés and theoretical essays. Manuals on Academy of Medicine. [1999]– 362.1 proportions, expression and portrait drawing” (t.p.). 1931- 7050 A publication of the New York Academy of Medi- 24 Institute of Medicine (IOM). http:// cine Library http://www.nyam.org/library/ www.iom.edu/. Institute of Medicine. Grey literature is defi ned as “that which is pro- Washington: National Academy of duced on all levels of government, academics, busi- Sciences. 1998– ness and industry in print and electronic formats, The Institute of Medicine (IOM), one of the U.S. but which is not controlled by commercial publish- National Academies, has the mission to “serve as ers” (Cf. Website, New York Academy of Medicine adviser to the nation to improve health” and “pro- “What is Grey Literature?” http://www.greylit.org/ vides independent, objective, evidence-based advice about. Considered an alerting service to new grey to policymakers, health professionals, the private literature in health services research and vari- sector, and the public”—main page. Offers a list of ous public health topics, assisting researchers and all publications by the IOM since 1970 (http://www librarians with the identifi cation of this literature for .iom.edu/Reports.aspx), which cover a broad range both reference and collection development purpos- of topics, including aging, child health, a variety of es. The Academy’s entire Grey Literature Collection diseases, global health, health care quality, minority can be searched by keyword(s), with further refi ne- health, nutrition, public health, public policy, pre- ments being offered. Also included on the website ventive medicine, women’s health, and many other is an A– Z list of grey literature producing publishers areas. The National Academies Press (http://www (http://www.greylit.org/publishers/list), the New .nap.edu, 31) provides online access to the publica- York Academy of Medicine Library’s collection pol- tions of the four National Academies, i.e., National icy for grey literature (http://www.greylit.org/about/ Academy of Sciences (456), National Academy of collection- development-policy), and other relevant Engineering, IOM, and National Research Council. links. The publications are cataloged in the New York Academy of Medicine Library online catalog. 25 Medical and health care books and serials in print. R. R. Bowker Co. New 23 History and bibliography of artistic York: Bowker, 1985– anatomy: Didactics for depicting the 016.61 0000085X Z6658.B65R129

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Medical and Health Care Books and Serials in Print. medicine (social and historical contexts); art and Title varies: 1972– 77, Bowker’s medical books in medicine; biomedical ethics; history of medicine prior print; 1978–84, Medical books and serials in print: to 1800; history of medicine and health care; his- An index to literature in the health sciences. Derived tory of science and technology; literature/theater and from Books in print, Ulrich’s periodicals directory, medicine; nursing history; pharmacy/pharmacology and related Bowker databases. and history; philosophy and medicine; psychiatry/ Description based on 2013 ed. (2 v.) psychology and history; public health/international Contents: Vol. 1, Books—subject index; Books— health; religion and medicine; women’s health and title index A-M; v. 2, Books—title index N-Z; history. To view complete citations, abstracts, and Books—author index; Publisher name index; Whole- full-text of dissertations requires a subscription to saler and distributor index; Serials—subject index; Proquest dissertations and theses (PQDT). Serials— title index. A comprehensive and authoritative source for 28 The Medical Library Association’s information on books published and distributed master guide to authoritative in the United States. Subjects include medicine, information resources in the health dentistry, nursing, nutrition, veterinary medicine, sciences. Laurie L. Thompson, Mori psychology, behavioral health, and other subject Lou Higa, Esther Carrigan, Rajia Tobia, areas. Also included are U.S. and foreign serials, Medical Library Association. New York: with full ordering and publishing information and Neal- Schuman Publishers, 2011. xv, 659 also selected international series publications. p. ISBN 9781555707194 610.711 R118.2.M38 26 Medical heritage library. http://www Contents: 1. Allied health; 2. Biomedical engineer- .medicalheritage.org/. Internet Archive ing; 3. Chiropractic; 4. Dentistry; 5. Environmental (Firm). San Francisco: Internet Archive. health; 6. Health services administration; 7. Hospi- 2000– tal administration; 8. Medical illustration; 9. Medi- Continually updated resource. cine; 10. Medical specialties; 11. Surgical specialties; Digital collection of materials compiled collabora- 12. Nursing; 13. Nursing specialties; 14. Nutritional tively by many of the world’s leading medical libraries sciences; 15. Optometry; 16. Orthoptics; 17. Phar- (e.g., National Library of Medicine, Francis A. Count- macology; 18. Pharmacy; 19. Podiatry; 20. Medical way Library of Medicine, Cushing/Whitney Medical psychology; 21. Medical sociology; 22. Pharmaceu- Library, New York Public Library, and others) with tical technology; 23. Veterinary medicine; 24. Anat- historical resources in medicine. A growing and freely omy; 25. Biochemistry; 26. Biology; 27. Genetics; accessible collection of digitized medical rare books, 28. Biotechnology; 29. Physiology; 30. Analytical, pamphlets, journals, and fi lms, with works from the diagnostic, and therapeutic techniques; 31. Ethics; past six centuries. Searchable and browsable. 32. History of the health sciences; 33. Health educa- See further details and list of contributors on tion; 34. General reference. the “About” page at http://www.medicalheritage This bibliography “is intended to offer an updat- .org/about/. ed option to the iconic publication, ‘Brandon/Hill selected list of print books and journals for the 27 Medical humanities dissertations. small medical library’” http://library.mssm.edu/ http://www.hsls.pitt.edu/histmed/ brandon-hill/history.shtml (Pref.) which ceased dissertations/. Jonathon Erlen, University publication in 2003. It expands the original list by of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Library also including works in the basic sciences, as well as System. Pittsburgh: Health Sciences digital and online publications. Covers both mono- Library, University of Pittsburgh Medical graphic and journal literature, also online formats, Center. 2001– online databases, and other electronic resources. Provides a monthly current awareness service for Entries indicate whether the work is appropriate for selected recent medical dissertations and theses. a particular collection or collections (e.g., hospital, Arranged by topics, currently covers the following academic, specialized collections, and/or consumer areas: AIDS (social and historical contexts); alternative health collection). Describes 2,011 selected titles in

8 www.alastore.ala.org MEDICINE 33 the health sciences literature, including the clini- importance to the science community and society— cal specialties, basic sciences, and emerging subject for example, future trends in employment opportu- areas. Arranged by the “health occupations” (G02) nities in different fi elds, analyses of discrepancies in and “biological sciences” tree schedules (G01) of gender/racial makeup of scientists in discplines, as NLM’s MeSH: Medical subject headings (858). A well as the prospects of scientifi c projects or pro- companion online version will be regularly updated grams. Overall, it provides a wealth of information with new edition information (cf. Pref.). Index of on the state of science. The National Academies are monographs; Index of journals; Index of databases made up of the National Academy of Sciences (456), and electronic resources. Useful for academic and National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of public libraries. Medicine (24), and the National Research Council.

29 Medicine, health, and bioethics: 32 Repertorium commentationum a Essential primary sources. K. Lee societatibus litterariis editarum. Lerner, Brenda Wilmoth Lerner. Detroit: Jeremias David Reuss. New York: B. Thomson/Gale, 2006. lvii, 513 p., ill. Franklin, 1961. 16 v. ISBN 1414406231 Z5051.R44 174.2 R724.M313 Oringinally publ. 1801–21; repr., 1961. Con- (Series: Social issues primary sources collection) tents: (1) Historia naturalis, generalis et zoologia; Contains complete primary sources or excerpts (2) Botanica et mineralogia; (3) Chemia et res of documents and publications published 1823– metallica; (4) Physica; (5) Astronomia; (6) Oeco- 2006, illustrating major biomedical issues. Each nomia; (7) Mathesis, mechanica, hydrostatica, entry includes the complete text or an excerpt with hydraulica, hydrotechnia, aerostatica, pnevmatica, complete original citation, subject area, historical technologia, architectura civilis, scientia nava- context, signifi cance. For students, health profes- lis, scientia militaris; (8) Historia; (9) Philologia, sionals, and also general readers. Available online linguae, scriptures graeci, scriptores latini, lit- via Gale virtual reference library. terae elegaritiores, poesis, rhetorica, ars antiqua, pictura, musica; (10-16) Scientia et ars medica et 30 Medicine: A bibliography of chirurgica. bibliographies. Theodore Besterman. A very valuable index to the publ. of the learned Totowa, N.J.: Rowman and Littlefi eld, societies of various countries from the time of the 1971. 409 p. ISBN 0874710502 founding of each society to 1800, thus preceding 016.01661 Z6658.A1B4 the Royal Society of London’s Catalogue of scien- Rather than listing citations alphabetically as they tifi c papers. Sections are arranged topically and were in the parent publication, this source lists include an author index. Freely available online them topically as follows: medicine, anatomy, at http://www- gdz.sub.uni- goettingen.de/cgi- bin/ hygiene, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, psychia- digbib.cgi?PPN366452967. try, and special subjects such as adrenal glands, balneology, and yaws. “Useful to those who seek 33 Thornton’s medical books, primary signposts to information in varied fi elds libraries, and collectors: A study of inquiry” (Pref.). Wide subject and language of bibliography and the book trade coverage. in relation to the medical sciences. 3rd rev. ed. John Leonard Thornton, 31 National academies press. www.nap Alain Besson, John Leonard Thornton. .edu/. National Academies Press (U.S.), Aldershot, Hants, U.K.; Brookfi eld, Vt.: National Academies (U.S.), National Gower, 1990. xxi, 417 p., ill. Academy of Sciences (U.S.). Washington: ISBN 0566054817 National Academies Press. 1999– 381.45002 Z286.M4T47 Z1217.N37 First ed., 1949, and 2nd ed., 1966, had title: Medical Contains free online access to over 3,700 mono- books, libraries and collectors: A study of bibliography graphs, mainly reports of the academy on issues of and the book trade in relation to the medical sciences.

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An introductory history of the literature of medi- of Medicine U.S. Dept. of Health, cine from the earliest times through the 19th centu- Education, and Welfare, National ry. A separate chapter treats medical writings before Institutes of Health. 2012 the invention of printing. Medical literature of the Administered by the National Library of Medicine’s 20th century is included in chapters on growth of Historical Audiovisuals Collection (HAV). Compiled the medical periodical literature and medical librar- and Edited by: Sarah Eilers; Technical Assistance: ies of today. Intends “to record the chief writings of Nancy Dosch, Anatoliy Milikhiker, Anthony Vu. every prominent author and to chart the growth and This online guide contains references to approx- development of ancillary subjects such as periodi- imately 200 fi lms and videorecordings produced cals, bibliographies and libraries”—Introd . from the 1930s to 1970 dealing “with mental or Includes a bibliography and indexes of personal psychiatric disorders as defi ned or recognized at and institutional names, journal titles, and subjects. the time the fi lms were produced, as well as their corresponding causes and treatments. . . . The men- 34 Women in medicine: A bibliography of tal disorders found in these productions include the literature on women physicians. anxiety, depression, psychosis, schizophrenia, sub- Sandra L. Chaff. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow stance abuse, and bipolar, dissociative, and person- Press, 1977. v. ISBN 0810810565 ality disorders. Some fi lms also consider as mental 016.61069/52 Z7963.M43W65; R692 disorders topics that are not so classifi ed today, “Comprehensive coverage of the literature about such as alcoholism, homosexuality, and marital or women physicians in all parts of the world” (Introd.). maternal dissatisfaction. Therapies and treatments Includes 4,000 citations (books, medical and non- include psychiatric interviews, counseling and talk medical journal articles, alumnae and alumni maga- therapy, electro-convulsive therapy, frontal lobe zine articles, doctoral dissertations), representing the surgery (lobotomy), pharmaceuticals, art therapy, literature from 1750 through 1975. Entry provides residential treatment programs, and community- bibliographical information and annotation. Author, based treatment programs.”—Introd. and Scope. subject, and personal name indexes; appendixes of Includes title, date of publication, running time, directories and special library collections. conditions/therapies, names, abstract, and link to the full catalog record in LocatorPlus (52) for each item. Subject index. Audiovisual materials Further information on additional content and a selected list of notable titles can be found 35 Fact sheet, access to audiovisual at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/collections/fi lms/ materials. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/ mentalhealthguide/scope.h tml. It is part of the pubs/factsheets/lrc.html. National Library NLM fi lms and video collections http://www.nlm of Medicine (U.S.). Bethesda, Md.: .nih.gov/hmd/collections/fi lms/index.html#A0 National Library of Medicine. 2001– which includes more than 5,300 fi lms and Provides a description of NLM’s audiovisual collec- video recordings from 1900 to the present. tion covering biomedical subjects: “60,000 audiovisu- Other online guides to NLM’s historical audio- al programs in almost 40 formats . . . over 3,500 . . . of visual collections include, for example, Guide to historical interest”—main page. Includes instructions tropical disease motion pictures and audiovisuals for on-site access, copyright restrictions for audiovi- http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/collections/films/ sual materials, and other information. Online catalog tropicalguide/index.html and National Library access to identify audiovisual materials via Locator- of Medicine’s Motion pictures and videocassettes Plus (52). about the Public Health Service and its agencies http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/pdf/motionpicture 36 Guide to mental health motion .pdf. A print title is Mental health motion pictures. pictures. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/ collections/fi lms/mentalhealthguide/ 37 Videos of surgical procedures index.html. National Library of Medicine (MedlinePlus). http://www.nlm.nih (U.S). Bethesda, Md.: National Library .gov/medlineplus/surgeryvideos.html.

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Note: Numbers in bold refer to entry numbers. Numbers in roman type refer to mentions in annotations of other works.

A Accardo, Pasquale J., 226 A to Z drug facts, 1194, 1237, 1250 Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Edu- A. & C. Black, 180, 1067 cation, 291, 292 AACR (American Association for Cancer Research), Ackerman, Michael J., 530 252 ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union), 609, AAHN (American Association for the History of 674, 1028 Nursing), 1049, 1116, 1125 ACOR (Association of Cancer Online Resources), AAHSL (Association of Academic Health Sciences 741 Libraries), 325 ACP. See American College of Physicians (ACP) AAMC (American Association of Medical Col- ACP Center for Ethics and Professionalism, 613 leges), 263, 266, 281, 286, 460, 550 Acquisitions in health sciences libraries, 6 AAMC curriculum inventory and reports, 263, ACTIS. See AIDS Clinical Trials Information Ser- 266, 281, 286 vice (ACTIS) AAMC data book, 460, 550 Adams, Henry E., 1372 The ABC clinical guide to herbs, 1233 ADEA (American Dental Education Association), ABC of nutrition, 1161 531, 560, 797, 821 ABC-CLIO, 129, 455, 1066, 1112, 1392, ADEA offi cial guide to dental schools, 797 1457 Adelman, George, 148 Abeles, Ronald P., 1389 Adler, Robert E., 385 Abourashed, Ehab A., 1150, 1217 Administration and management in health sci- Abraham, Donald J., 1239 ences libraries, 6 Abrams, 387, 530, 811 Administrators in Medicine (AIM), 288, 725 Abramson Cancer Center of the University of AEGiS (AIDS Education Global Information Pennsylvania, 574, 769, 1126 System), 545 Abridged index medicus (NLM), 81 Aerospace medicine and biology (NASA), 98 Academic Press, 1, 120, 130, 131, 134, 138, Aesculapius, 254 152, 157, 158, 240, 313, 690, 694, 987, African American fi rsts in science and technology, 988, 991, 994, 1144, 1147, 1148, 1483, 428, 816, 1118 1586, 1597, 1600, 1603 After Freud left: A century of psychoanalysis in Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), 632, 776, America, 1403 787 AGD (Academy of General Dentistry), 632, 776, Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 1158, 1177 787 Accardo, Jennifer A., 226 AgeLine, 836

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Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality American Association for the History of Nursing (AHRQ), 94, 335, 483, 492, 493, 735, 736, (AAHN), 1049, 1116, 1125 898, 889, 897, 898, 904, 911, 914, 919, American Association of Colleges of Nursing, 1085 1521, 1538, 1549 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Health care innovations exchange, 898 1200 Patient safety network, 736 American Association of Health Plans, 335, 669, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry 917 (ATSDR), 1424, 1580, 1614, 1617 American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC), AGRICOLA, 14, 1132 263, 266, 281, 286, 460, 550 AHA. See American Heart Association (AHA) American Association of Neurological Surgeons, AHFS drug information, 1260, 1268, 1294 414, 1407 Ahrens, Wolfgang, 1449 American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), AHRQ. See Agency for Healthcare Research and 836 Quality (AHRQ) American Association on Intellectual and Develop- AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service (ACTIS), mental Disabilities, 1334 546 American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS), The AIDS dictionary, 137, 693 298 AIDS Education Global Information System (AE- American Botanical Council, 1233, 1243 GiS), 545 American Cancer Society (ACS), 468 The AIDS knowledge base (AKB), 323 American Chemical Society, 41 AIDSinfo (NIH), 243, 546, 648, 737, 751, 1203, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 609, 674, 1316, 1564, 1577 1028 Aiken, Tonia D., 1096 American College of Clinical Pharmacy, 1214 AJCC. See American Joint Committee on Cancer American College of Emergency Physicians, 315, (AJCC) 727 AJCC cancer staging atlas, 58 American College of Legal Medicine, 1022 AJCC cancer staging manual, 58, 62 American College of Physicians (ACP), 74, 249, Akay, Metin, 177 351, 353, 491, 542, 543, 838 AKB. See The AIDS knowledge base (AKB) ACP Center for Ethics and Professionalism, 613 Akhtar, Salman, 1346 American College of Surgeons, 366 Albala, Ken, 1149 American Council of Learned Societies, 449 Albany Medical College, 616 American Dental Association (ADA), 738, 779, Albert, Daniel, 185 780, 788, 789, 795, 798, 801, 802, 809, Albrecht, Gary L., 125 818, 1103, 1234, 1276, 1277, 1278, 1279, Alden March Bioethics Institute, 616 1281, 1282, 1283, 1394 Alexander, Franz, 1410 American dental directory, 798 Alghabban, Amer, 1225, 1229 American Dental Education Association (ADEA), Alison, Malcolm, 309 531, 560, 797, 821 Allee, Nancy J., 9, 660, 666, 827 The American dentist: A pictorial history with a Allegri, F., 6 presentation of early dental photography in Allen, Lindsay, 1148 America, 810 Allison, R. Donald, 313 American Dietetic Association, 1158, 1176, 1177 Alloway, B. J., 1482, 1586 American drug index, 1250, 1295 Alternative medicine (Larson), 4, 649 American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR), Alternative medicine resource guide, 5, 650 548, 957, 1521 Altman, Roberta, 215, 718 American health care in transition, 829, 1438 AMA. See American Medical Association (AMA) American health: Demographics and spending of AMA manual of style, 346 health care consumers, 462, 877 American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), American Health Information Management As- 252 sociation, 606, 870, 1023 American Association for Clinical Chemistry, 327, American Health Lawyers Association, 835, 973, 757 1031 American Association for the History of Medicine, American Heart Association (AHA), 646 51, 1047 American Herbal Products Association, 1235

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American Herbal Products Association’s botanical American Psychiatric Association practice guide- safety handbook, 1235 lines for the treatment of psychiatric disorders, The American Heritage medical dictionary, 179, 1328, 1329, 1418 197, 717 American psychiatric glossary, 1339 American Hospital Association (AHA), 104, 282, American Psychiatric Publishing, 676, 873, 971, 461, 463, 840, 855, 876, 899, 902 1292, 1328, 1331, 1357, 1366, 1395, 1402, AHA guide to the health care fi eld, 282, 461, 1408 855, 876 American Psychological Association (APA), 592, AHA hospital statistics, 282, 461, 855, 876 990, 1008, 1286, 1335, 1337, 1340, 1341, AHA Press/Health Forum, 825, 878 1342, 1349, 1362, 1368, 1381, 1396, 1397 American Hospital Formulary Service (AHFS), APA concise dictionary of psychology, 1340 1260, 1268, 1294 APA dictionary of clinical psychology, 1341 American Institute of the History of Pharmacy, APA dictionary of psychology, 1340, 1341, 1308, 1310 1342 American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC), 58, APA Ethics Offi ce, 592, 1362 62 Concise rules of APA style, 1368 American Library Association (ALA), 905 Information Gateway for Psychiatry Residents American Medical Association (AMA), 60, 81, 285, and Fellows (APA), 1360 287, 288, 291, 292, 293, 295, 317, 335, American Public Health Association, 919, 1027, 346, 497, 503, 508, 547, 594, 602, 614, 659, 1425, 1463, 1548 669, 724, 725, 739, 742, 748, 750, 800, American reference books annual (ARBA), 15 826, 856, 892, 905, 917, 937, 1013, 1030, American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), 1032, 1034, 1192, 1230, 1329, 1420, 1433, 252 1436, 1495, 1522, 1526 American Society of Health- System Pharmacists, AMA code of medical ethics, 602 752, 1214, 1260, 1317 AMA guides to the evaluation of ophthalmic American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, 1260, impairment and disability, 60, 317 1294 AMA guides to the evaluation of work ability American surgery: An illustrated history, 361 and return to work, 60, 317 American surgical instruments, 375 AMA manual of style, 346 America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), 335, American Medical Association complete guide to 669, 917 prevention and wellness, 651 amfAR (American Foundation for AIDS Research), American Medical Association complete medical 548, 957, 1521 encyclopedia, 677 Aminoff, Michael J., 158, 994 American Medical Association family medical Ammer, Christine, 160, 699 guide, 651 ANA (American Nurses Association), 597, 1093 American Medical Association handbook of fi rst Anatomy atlases, 521 aid and emergency care, 726 Anatomy of writing for publication for nurses, 1086 American medical biographies, 458 Anatomy videos (MedlinePlus), 740 American midwives: 1860 to the present, 443, 455 Anderson, Bruce D., 1584 American Nurses Association (ANA), 597, 1093 Anderson, Julie, 522 American nursing: A biographical dictionary, 455, Anderson, Linda, 1198, 1263 1119 Anderson, Norman B., 136, 1476 American nursing: A history, 1108 Anderson, P. F., 9, 666 American Osteopathic Association (AOA), 549, Andrews, Linda Wasmer, 984 722 Angelo, Lauren B., 1236 American Pharmaceutical Association, 728, 805, Annas, George J., 609, 674, 1028 1091, 1249, 1258, 1302, 1313, 1375 Annual bibliography of signifi cant advances in American Pharmacists Association, 1230, 1236, dietary supplement research, 1131, 1133 1259 Answering consumer health questions, 665 American Psychiatric Association (APhA), 596, Anthropometric standards, 1162 708, 742, 873, 996, 998, 1328, 1329, 1334, Antique medical instruments, 375 1339, 1360, 1374, 1376, 1377, 1387, 1395, APA. See American Psychological Association (APA) 1408, 1413, 1418, 1522 APhA. See American Psychiatric Association (APhA)

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APhA’s immunization handbook, 1236 Bailey, Hamilton, 429 Appelbaum, Paul S., 1012, 1365 Bailey, Joseph A., 1007 Apple, Rima D., 427 Baillière, Tindall and Cox, 1314 Appleton & Lange, 224, 1609 Baker, Lynda M., 328, 729, 1097 Application of the international classifi cation of Baker, Robert B., 576, 611 diseases to dentistry and stomatology: ICD- DA, Balick, Michael J., 1599 785 Banas, Anne M., 262 Application of the international classifi cation of Barclay, Donald A., 665 diseases to neurology: ICD- NA, 59 Barnes, Emm, 522 ARBA in- depth: Health and medicine, 15 Barnes, J. Suzanne, 443 Arguin, Paul M., 640, 923, 1451 Barnes, Joanne, 1198, 1263 Armenti, Vincent T., 1256 Barrett, Stephen, 630, 673, 1043 Armitage, Keith B., 159, 1481 Barron’s Educational series, 283, 799 Armitage, P., 1473 Barron’s guide to medical and dental schools, 283, Armstron, Laura, 805, 1091, 1249, 1375 799 The Army Medical Department, 1917– 1941, 362 Bartlett, John G., 1432 Army Medical Library, 51, 81, 1047 Bartolucci, Susan L., 199 The art of medicine, 522 Barton, Walter E., 1408 ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology), Basic Books, 1499 252 Basic resources for pharmacy education, 1200 Ashbury Press, 330 Bates, Barbara, 303, 1087 Ashgate, 397, 436, 1227 Bates’ guide to physical examination and history- ASM Press, 217, 433 taking, 303, 1087 Aspen Publishers, 247, 730, 852, 871, 1024 Batten, Donna, 289, 296 Assessment scales in old age psychiatry, 1363 Baudouin, Marcel, 81 Association for the History of Chiropractic, 417 Baum, Andrew, 341, 1381, 1401 Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries Baxter, Herbert, 1275, 1589 (AAHSL), 325 Baxter, Karen, 1290 Association of American Medical Colleges, 263, Beaumont, J. Graham, 1343 266, 268, 281, 286, 297, 460, 470, 531, Beazley, Sara A., 825, 878 550, 560, 821 Becker, Alex, 541 Association of Cancer Online Resources (ACOR), Bedworth, Albert E., 232 741 Bedworth, David A., 232 ATIS (HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service), Bégaud, Bernard, 1223, 1486 546 Beilstein handbook of organic chemistry, 41 Atlas of anatomy: Latin nomenclature, 214 Belknap Press, 1391 Atlas of cancer, 302, 464 Bellack, Alan S., 978 Atlas of health in Europe, 465, 1504 Bender, Arnold E., 1152, 1180 Atlas of human anatomy, 214 Bender, David A., 1152, 1153, 1180 ATSDR(Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Benders’ dictionary of nutrition and food technol- Registry), 1424, 1580, 1614, 1617 ogy, 1152 Attorney’s illustrated medical dictionary, 1006 Bendiner, Elmer, 442 Auburn House, 860, 931 Bendiner, Jessica, 442 Austin, Anne L., 1113 Bennion, Elisabeth, 375 Aviation medicine, 98 Berdanier, Carolyn D., 1174 Avicenna directory for medicine, 275 Berger, Barbara J., 326 Ayd, Frank J., 1359 Bergey’s manual of systematic bacteriology, 304 Ayers, Susan, 1364 Bergman, Ronald A., 521 Ayres, D. C., 1588 Bernan Press, 47, 482, 504, 505, 881, 893, 894 Bertino, Joseph R., 120 B Besson, Alain, 33 B. Franklin, 32 Best . . . medical schools, 264, 284 Babbush, Charles A., 795 Besterman, Theodore, 30 Bailey and Bishop’s notable names in medicine and Beutler, John A., 1289 surgery, 429 Bibliographia medica (Index Medicus), 81

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Bibliographic management of information resources Blackwell Publishers, 577, 972, 1390, 1602 in health sciences libraries, 6 Blackwell, Jean C., 8 Bibliography of bioethics, 578 Blake, John Ballard, 11, 18, 395 A bibliography of medical and biomedical biogra- Blandy, John P., 441 phy, 436 Blom, Jan Dirk, 1351 Bibliography of medical reviews, 81 Bloom, Martin, 1479 Bibliography of the history of medicine, 11, 16 Bloom, Meredith, 657 Bibliotheca Osleriana a catalogue of books illustrat- Bloomberg School of Public Health, 106, 928, ing the history of medicine and science, 393 974, 1459 Bickley, Lynn S., 303, 1087 Blumenthal, Mark, 1233, 1243, 1262, 1287 Bijlefeld, Marjolijn, 687, 1143 Blustein, Jeffrey, 598 Billups, Norman F., 1295 BMC. See BioMed Central (BMC) Billups, Shirley M., 1295 Bogenschutz- Godwin, Mary Jo, 1257 Bingham, Eula, 1587 Boll, Thomas J., 1381 The biochemistry of human nutrition, 1163 Books in print, 25 Biodefense and bioterrorism (MedlinePlus), 742, Boone, David R., 304 1522, 1523 Boorkman, Jo Anne, 8 Bioethics information resources (NLM), 615 Booth, Wayne C., 355 Bioethics Research Library, 582, 583, 617, 621 Bope, Edward T., 312, 314, 1092 Bioethics research library at Georgetown Univer- Boslaugh, Sarah, 506, 895, 1437, 1475 sity, 617 Botanical medicine, 1238 Bioethics resources on the web (NIH), 618, 628, Boullata, Joseph I., 1256 1033, 1041 Bowes and Church’s food values of portions com- Bioethics.net, 616 monly used, 1164 Biographical dictionary of medicine, 442 Bowker’s medical books in print, 25 A biographical dictionary of women healers, 443, Bowlin, Gary L., 118, 786 455 Bowman, Leslie Ann, 1200 A biographical encyclopedia of medical travel Brandon/Hill Selected Lists, 7, 10, 21, 28 authors, 363, 444 Brenner, Sydney, 131 Biographical memoirs of fellows of the Royal Soci- Breslow, Lester, 1480 ety, 436, 440 Brett, K. M., 488, 886, 910, 1512 Biographical memoirs of the National Academy of A brief guide to the U.S. health care delivery system, Sciences, 456 825, 878 Biography index (EBSCO), 445 Briggs, Gerald G., 635, 1252 BioLaw: A legal and ethical reporter on medicine, Brigham, Christopher R., 60, 317 health care, and bioengineering, 593, 1011 Brinckmann, Josef A., 1233, 1261, 1262 Biological Abstracts (BIOSIS), 72 British Library, 272, 392, 538 BioMed Central (BMC), 48, 91, 100 British Medical Association, 1296 The biomedical engineering handbook, 305 British national formulary, 1268, 1296 Biomedical informatics: Computer applications in Brodman, Estelle, 19, 437 health care and biomedicine, 306 Brody, Baruch A., 605 BIOSIS Previews, 72 Bronzino, Joseph D., 305 Bioterrorism and public health, 307, 1432, 1444 Brooker, Christine, 1068 Bioterrorism: Guidelines for medical and public Broughton, William, 131 health management, 1433 Brown, Brandon P., 713 Bioterrorism preparedness, 307 Browner, Warren S., 358 The bioterrorism sourcebook, 307, 1444 Brownstein, John, 964, 1532 Birren, James E., 134, 1389 Brunner/Mazel, 1352, 1415 Bisesi, Michael S., 318, 1448 Bruyn, G. W., 253 Bishop, W. J., 429 Bryan, Charles S., 543 Blacker, Deborah, 1387 Budgell, Brian Stephen, 359 Black’s medical dictionary, 180, 1067 Buikstra, Jane E., 451 Blacks in science and medicine, 430 Bulechek, Gloria M., 68, 1099, 1101 The Blackwell dictionary of neuropsychology, 1343 Bullough, Bonnie, 1115 The Blackwell guide to medical ethics, 577, 972 Bullough, Vern L., 1115, 1119

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Bunting, Alison, 6 Cancer grading manual, 58 Burdock, George A., 1167 The cancer handbook, 309 Bureau of National Affairs, 605 Cancer statistics review (CSR), 507 Burger, Alfred, 1239 Cancer.gov, 99, 551, 744 Burger’s medicinal chemistry, drug discovery and CANCERLIT, 252 development, 1239 Cancro, Robert, 1347 Burnham, John C., 1403 Candler, Chris, 557 Burns, Alistair, 1363 CAP. See College of American Pathologists (CAP) Burns, Stanley B., 361, 810 Capezuti, Liz, 688, 1061 Buros Institute of Mental Measurements, 1393 Capturing nursing history: A guide to historical Buros, Oscar Krisen, 1393 methods in research, 1109 Burrage, Walter L., 458 Carlton Books, 1160 Burroughs Wellcome Fund, 51, 1047 Carpenter, John, 1224 Burrows, George E., 1602, 1613 Carranza, Fermin A., 813 Burstein, Jonathan L., 1456 Carrigan, Esther, 10, 28 Busse, Werner R., 1243 Carter, Susan B., 490 Butterworth Scientifi c, 383 CAS. See Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) Butterworth- Heinemann, 238, 239, 241, 794 CasesDatabase, 100 Bynum, Helen, 448 Cassedy, James H., 388 Bynum, W. F., 367, 425, 448 Cassell, Dana K., 150, 696, 989 Byrne, Joseph Patrick, 46, 373, 940 Cassin, Barbara, 228 Castenholz, Richard W., 304 C Castiglioni, Arturo, 419 CAB (Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau) Inter- Catalog of biographies, 446 national, 105, 926, 1134, 1137, 1447 Catalog of human cancer genes: McKusick’s Mende- Caballero, Benjamin, 1147, 1148 lian inheritance in man for clinical and research Caldwell, Donald H., 835, 973 oncologists (onco- MIM), 308, 339 California State Library, 657 Catalog of teratogenic agents, 1240 Callender, Alana K., 417 A catalogue of incunabula and sixteenth century CAM (Complementary and Alternative Medicine) books in the National Library of Medicine, 18 on PubMed®, 73 A catalogue of incunabula and manuscripts in the CAM resources project, 17, 743 Army Medical Library, 18, 395 The Cambridge dictionary of psychology, 1344 A catalogue of printed books in the Wellcome His- The Cambridge dictionary of statistics, 466, 467 torical Medical Library, 394 The Cambridge dictionary of statistics in the medi- A catalogue of seventeenth century printed books in cal sciences, 467 the National Library of Medicine, 18, 395 Cambridge handbook of psychology, health, and A catalogue of sixteenth century printed books in medicine, 1364 the National Library of Medicine, 18, 395 The Cambridge historical dictionary of disease, Catalogue of Western manuscripts on medicine 181, 364 and science in the Wellcome Historical Medical The Cambridge illustrated history of medicine, 411 Library, 396 The Cambridge illustrated history of surgery, 391 Cav, Christian, 1348 Cambridge University Press, 181, 364, 365, 411, Cavalieri, R. Jennifer, 310, 1089 425, 466, 467, 490, 500, 506, 576, 611, CBM. See Current bibliographies in medicine 895, 1165, 1344, 1364, 1397, 1437, 1492 (NLM) The Cambridge world history of food, 1165 CCOHS (Canadian Centre for Occupational Health The Cambridge world history of human disease, and Safety), 1558 365, 374 CCRIS (Chemical Carcinogenesis Research Infor- The Cambridge world history of medical ethics, mation System), 1559 576, 611 CDC. See Centers for Disease Control and Preven- Campbell, Robert Jean, 1345 tion (CDC) Campbell’s psychiatric dictionary, 1345 CDC WONDER, 486, 499, 885, 908, 958, 1426, Canadian medical directory, 265 1429, 1511, 1524, 1535 The cancer dictionary, 215, 718 CDT: Current dental terminology, 789, 802 Cancer facts and fi gures (ACS), 468 Celebrating Nursing History (MLA), 1045, 1110

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Cengage Learning, 603, 1020, 804, 1051, 1103, Chronicles of pharmacy, 1304 1282 A chronology of medicine and related sciences, 397, Center for Complementary and Alternative Medi- 436 cine (NCCAM), 262, 566 Church, Charles Frederick, 1164 Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, 1193, Church, Helen Nichols, 1164 1300 Church, Olga Maranjian, 1119 Center for Medicare Advocacy, 730, 871, 1024 Churchill Livingstone, 216, 793, 1068, 1229, Center for Research in Ambulatory Health Care 1369 Administration, 497, 892 Churchill Livingstone’s dictionary of nursing, Center of Military History, 362 1068 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Churchill Livingstone’s international dictionary of Enviro- health links, 1527, 1553, 1577, 1615 homeopathy, 216 Health information for international travel, 640, The Ciba collection of medical illustrations, 535 663, 923, 964, 1451, 1454, 1532 Cimino, James J., 306 Healthy women, 488, 886, 910, 1512 CINAHL®, 101, 103, 104, 830, 837, 839, 840, Public health genomics, 1549 1050, 1052, 1082, 1452 Public health law program, 1042, 1551 CINAHL® . . . subject heading list, 101, 837, Smoking and health resource library, 771, 1552 1050, 1082 United States cancer statistics, 512 Circumpolar health atlas, 922 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, 745, Citing Medicine (NLM), 347 900 Clamp, Cynthia G. L., 1105 Centre for Biomedical and Health Linguistics, 359 Clark, Carolyn Chambers, 124, 685 Centre for Geographic Medicine, Kenya, 967, Clark, Mary Virginia, 11 1540 Clarke’s analysis of drugs and poisons, 1241, A century of Nobel prize recipients: Chemistry, 1268, 1594 physics, and medicine, 447 Claudio, Virginia Serraon, 1159 A century of psychiatry, 1404 Cliff, A. D., 924 A century of surgeons and surgery: The American Clinical Care Classifi cation (CCC) system manual, College of Surgeons 1913– 2012, 366 1088 CER. See Clinical effectiveness research and re- Clinical effectiveness research and reviews (CER), views (CER) 94, 1059, 1576 Chadwick, Ruth F., 610 Clinical epidemiology: How to do clinical practice Chaff, Sandra L., 34 research, 74 Chambers, Janice E., 1556 Clinical handbook of psychiatry and the law, 1012, Charles C. Thomas, 261 1365 Charman, Tony, 1400 Clinical manual of psychiatry and law, 971, 1366 Chatton, Milton J., 109, 679 Clinical pharmacology (Elsevier/Gold Standard), Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), 41, 95 1242 Chemical Industry Press, 1301 Clinical research manual: Practical tools and ChemIDplus, 751, 1203, 1316, 1560, 1564, templates for managing clinical research, 310, 1577, 1581, 1618 1089 Chemisches Zentralblatt, 41 ClinicalTrials.gov, 87, 276, 723 Cheremisinoff, Nicholas P., 1596 A clinician’s dictionary of pathogenic microorgan- Chernecky, Cynthia C., 326 isms, 217 Chernin, David A., 815 Clinician’s thesaurus: The guide to conducting Chew, Robert H., 676, 1292, 1402 interviews and writing psychological reports, The Chicago manual of style, 355 1330, 1367 Child and Family Agency of Southeastern Con- CMDT (Current medical diagnosis and treatment), necticut, 1479 109, 679 Childress, James F., 593, 1011 Coates, Paul M., 686, 1215 Chiropractic: An illustrated history, 412 The Cochrane Collaboration, 94 Chiropractic: History and evolution of a new profes- Cochrane database of systematic reviews, 74 sion, 412 The Cochrane Library, 74, 838 Chiropractic in America, 412 Cockerham, William C., 235, 828, 849, 936, Christensen, Gordon J., 655, 777 1435

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Code of ethics for nurses with interpretive state- Concise dictionary of pharmacological agents, ments, 597 1220 Code of medical ethics history, 602 Concise rules of APA style, 1368 Code of medical ethics, current opinions with anno- Conn, Howard F., 312 tations, 547, 594, 614, 739, 1013, 1032 Conn’s current therapy, 312 Codex Alimentarius, 1127 Connor, Jennifer, 416 Cohen, Bernard A., 523, 552, 747 Consumer and Patient Health Information Section Cohen, P. T., 323, 1536 of the Medical Library Association (CAPHIS), Cohrssen, Barbara, 1587, 1607 633 Colditz, Graham A., 122, 842 Consumer health: A guide to Internet information The Cole Library of early medicine and zoology, resources, 653 50, 398 Consumer health information source book, 652, Collection development and assessment in health 654 sciences libraries, 6 A consumer’s guide to dentistry, 655, 777 College of American Pathologists (CAP), 69 Contemporary issues in healthcare law and ethics, College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 1311, 595, 863, 1014 1320 Cook, Walter G., 1259 Collen, Morris F., 75, 102 Cooper, David N., 175 Colman, Andrew M., 1353 Core readings in psychiatry, 1331 Colomb, Gregory G., 355 Corsi, Pietro, 383 Colton, Theodore, 1473 The Corsini encyclopedia of psychology, 979 Columbia University Press, 1354, 1413 Corsini, Raymond J., 1352 Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau (CAB) Inter- Coughlan, Michael, 865, 1090 national, 926, 1134, 1137, 1447 Council of Science Editors (CSE), 357 Companion encyclopedia of the history of medicine, Council on Chiropractic Education, 412, 417 367 County health rankings & roadmaps, 469, 901, A companion to bioethics, 591 1505 Companion to clinical neurology, 218 Cowen, David L., 1310 Companion to psychiatric studies, 1369 Cowen, Mark E., 143, 845 The complementary and alternative medicine infor- CPT (Current Procedural Terminology Codes), 79, mation source book, 652 547, 739, 856, 873, 1032, 1395 The complete German Commission E monographs, CQ Press, 846, 875 1243, 1246, 1262 Craft- Rosenberg, Martha, 128 The complete guide to medical writing, 348, 1244 Craig, Sarah, 1363 The complete reference guide to medicine and Craighead, W. Edward, 979 health, 678 CRC Press, 146, 221, 244, 305, 1152, 1156, The complete writing guide to NIH behavioral sci- 1167, 1168, 1173, 1235, 1257, 1261, 1285, ence grants, 311, 349, 1370 1490, 1593, 1601, 1608 Comprehensive clinical psychology, 978 Credo reference, 122, 142, 159, 179, 180, 189, Comprehensive dictionary of audiology, 219 192, 193, 197, 198, 201, 216, 239, 342, 610, Comprehensive dictionary of psychoanalysis, 1346 717, 720, 721, 790, 795, 842, 991, 1067, Comprehensive glossary of psychiatry and psychol- 1068, 1074, 1077, 1081, 1229, 1372, 1390, ogy, 1347 1400, 1462, 1481, 1556 Comprehensive handbook of personality and psy- Cronin, Patricia, 865, 1090 chopathology, 1371 Cruse, Julius M., 244 Comprehensive handbook of psychopathology, 1372 CSE (Council of Science Editors), 357 Comprehensive medicinal chemistry II, 1245 CSR (Cancer statistics review), 507 Comprehensive toxicology, 1582 Cueto, Marcos, 941, 1501 Comprehensive tumour terminology handbook, 220 Cull, Peter, 537 Computer medical databases: The fi rst six decades Cultural encyclopedia of vegetarianism, 1141 (1950– 2010), 75, 102 Culyer, A. J., 230, 847 Concise dictionary of biomedicine and molecular Cumulated index medicus, 90 biology, 221 Current bibliographies in medicine (NLM), 38 The concise dictionary of medical- legal terms, 1007 Current catalog, 11 Concise dictionary of modern medicine, 182, 1069 Current list of medical literature, 81, 90

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Current medical diagnosis and treatment (CMDT), Dentistry: An illustrated history, 811 109, 679 Derelanko, Michael J., 1601 Current Medicine LLC, 464 DerMarderosian, Ara, 1289 Current practice in health sciences librarianship, 6 DermAtlas, 523, 552, 747 Current procedural terminology codes (CPT), 79, Dermatology lexicon project, 222, 524 547, 739, 856, 873, 1032, 1395 DermIS, 523 Current work in the history of medicine, 408 Designing clinical research, 358 Curtis, Laurie, 1129, 1434 Desk reference to nature’s medicine, 1246 Cushing/Whitney Medical Library, 26, 53, 386 The development of American pharmacology: John A cyclopedia of American medical biography, 458 J. Abel and the shaping of a discipline, 1305 Czygan, F.- C., 1261 The development of bioethics in the United States, 612 D The development of medical bibliography, 19, 437 D. Appleton and Co., 458 Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology/ da Vinci, Leonardo, 23 Environmental Teratology Information Center DailyMed (NLM), 634, 751, 1191, 1203, 1316, (DART/ETIC) database, 1561, 1581, 1618 1564 Dewey, William L., 311, 349, 1370 Dale, Peter, 272 Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental D’Allesandro, Michael A., 521 disorders— DSM- 5, 1374 Damodaran, Srinivasan, 1168 Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental Damon, William, 1378 disorders— DSM- IV- TR, 979, 1286, 1328, 1335, Dana, Charles L., 421, 1409 1339, 1352, 1374, 1387, 1418 Daroff, Robert B., 158, 994 Dictionary for clinical trials, 223, 1221 DART/ETIC (Developmental and Reproductive Dictionary of alternative medicine, 224 Toxicology/Environmental Teratology Informa- Dictionary of American medical biography, 457, tion Center database, 1561, 1581, 1618 458 The Dartmouth atlas of health care, 902 Dictionary of American nursing biography, 443, DAT. See Dental College Admission Tests (DAT) 455, 457, 1119, 1120 Dates in medicine series, 185 Dictionary of biomedical sciences, 183 Davis, Audrey B., 810 A dictionary of biomedicine, 184 Davis, Judy, 1129, 1434 Dictionary of cancer terms (NCI), 225, 719 Dawsons of Pall Mall, 20, 438 Dictionary of Chinese medicine, 210 Day, Robert A., 352 Dictionary of cognitive science, 1348 Day, Simon, 223, 1221 A dictionary of dentistry, 790 DCT. See Doody’s Core Titles in the Health Sci- Dictionary of dentistry English- Spanish, Spanish- ences (DCT) English, 791 DDBJ. See DNA Databank of Japan (DDBJ) Dictionary of developmental disabilities terminol- De humani corporis fabrica, 525, 528 ogy, 226 de Mijolla, A., 1356 Dictionary of environmental health, 227, 1484 de Peyster, Ann, 1584 Dictionary of environmentally important chemicals, De Planter Bowes, Anna, 1164 1588 de Wolf, C. J. M., 220 A dictionary of epidemiology, 1485 Deevey, Brian, 829, 1438 Dictionary of ethical and legal terms and issues, Dekker, 145, 447, 1214, 1596 1008, 1349 Delivering health care in America, 864 Dictionary of existential psychotherapy and coun- Delmar, 603, 1020, 1103, 1282 selling, 1350 Delves, Peter J., 1 Dictionary of eye terminology, 228 Demos Medical Publishers, 321, 1385 A dictionary of food and nutrition, 1153 Dennis, Sharon E., 557 Dictionary of food ingredients, 1154 Dental abstracts, 779 Dictionary of food science and technology, 1155 Dental bibliography, 778 A dictionary of genetics, 229 Dental College Admission Tests (DAT), 283, 799 A dictionary of hallucinations, 1351 Dental Health (MedlinePlus), 746, 819 The dictionary of health economics, 230, 231, 847 Dental materials: Properties and manipulation, 803 The dictionary of health economics and fi nance, Dental terminology, 804 231, 822

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The dictionary of health education, 232 The directory of complementary and alternative Dictionary of health insurance and managed care, medicine, 262 233, 247, 848, 852 Directory of health library and information services Dictionary of medical biography, 448 in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Dictionary of medical eponyms, 234 Ireland, 271, 280 Dictionary of medical sociology, 235, 849 Directory of history of medicine collections (NLM), Dictionary of medical syndromes, 236 410 Dictionary of modern medicine, 182 Directory of open access journals (DOAJ), 42, 49, A dictionary of neurological signs, 237 92 Dictionary of nursing, 1062, 1070 Directory of physicians in the United States, 287 Dictionary of nursing theory and research, 1071 Directory of the Medical Library Association, 277 Dictionary of nutraceuticals and functional foods, Disaster preparation and recovery (MedlinePlus), 1156 742, 749, 1522, 1523, 1525 Dictionary of ophthalmology, 238, 239 Discoveries in pharmacological sciences, 1306 Dictionary of optometry and visual science, 238, Disease and destiny, 20 239 Disease and destiny: A bibliography of medical Dictionary of pharmaceutical medicine, 1222 references to the famous, 438 Dictionary of pharmacoepidemiology, 1223, 1486 Disease Control Priorities Project, 477, 946 A dictionary of pharmacology and allied topics, Diseases of the mind (NLM), 1405, 1419 1224 Diversity in medical education, 470 Dictionary of pharmacovigilance, 1225 Diversity in the physician workforce (AMA), 470 Dictionary of pharmacy, 1226 DK Publishers, 315 Dictionary of plant toxins, 1589 DNA Databank of Japan (DDBJ), 77 A dictionary of psychology, 1353 DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), 42, The dictionary of psychology, 1352 49, 92 Dictionary of psychopathology, 1354 DoctorFinder, 288, 725 A dictionary of public health, 1487 Doctors, nurses, and medical practitioners, 439, Dictionary of public health promotion and educa- 1111, 1121 tion, 1488 Doctors and discoveries: Lives that created today’s Dictionary of scientifi c biography, 436, 449 medicine, 431 The dictionary of substances and their effects, Doctors: The biography of medicine, 432 1562, 1590 Dofka, Charline M., 804 Dictionary of syndromes and inherited disorders, Doing a literature review in nursing, health, and 236 social care, 865, 1090 A dictionary of the history of medicine, 185, 368 Dole Food Company, 690, 1144 Dictionary of toxicology, 1556 Donahue, M. Patricia, 1117 A dictionary of virology, 240 Doody’s Core Titles in the Health Sciences (DCT), Dictionary of visual science and related clinical 7, 21 terms, 241 Doody’s review service, 7, 21 Dictionnaire biographique des médecins en France Dorland, W. A. Newman, 186, 1072 au Moyen Age, 452 Dorland’s illustrated medical dictionary, 186, 191, Dietary guidelines for Americans, 2010, 656, 1072 1185 Dorland’s medical speller, 187, 1073 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act The DOs: Osteopathic medicine in America, 370 (DSHEA), 1239 Dow, Robert E., 1556 Dietary supplement label database (NLM), 1135, Dox, Ida, 191, 251, 1006, 1076 1202, 1563, 1577 Drake, Ellen, 196 Diets and dieting: A cultural encyclopedia, 1142 Dreisbach, Robert H., 1598 Digital collections (NLM), 369, 553 DRI, dietary reference intakes, 1166 Dillon, Martin, 15 Driscoll, Charles E., 314, 1092 DiPiro, Joseph T., 1214 Drug abuse (MedlinePlus), 750, 1034, 1192, Directories (MedlinePlus), 267, 285, 290, 724, 1420, 1526 748, 800 Drug discovery: A history, 1307 Directory of American medical education, 263, Drug facts and comparisons, 1194, 1248 266, 281, 286, 297, 550 Drug information: A guide for pharmacists, 1196

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Drug information: Guide to current resources, 1197 1157, 1178, 1224, 1242, 1245, 1271, 1483, Drug information handbook. North American ed., 1557, 1582, 1586, 1612 805, 1091, 1249, 1375 Elsevier Academic Press, 127, 986, 1389, 1482, Drug information portal (NLM), 751, 1203, 1316, 1584 1564 Elsevier Science Direct, 43, 76, 96, 120, 127, Drug interaction facts, 1194, 1250 154, 779, 978, 986, 987, 993, 1147, 1218, Drug interactions: Analysis and management, 1251 1584 Drugs, supplements, and herbal information (Med- Elsevier’s dictionary of abbreviations, acronyms, linePlus), 752, 1317 synonyms, and symbols used in medicine, 202 Drugs in pregnancy and lactation, 635, 1252 Elsevier’s dictionary of medicine and biology: In Drugs: Synonyms and properties, 1227 English, Greek, German, Italian, and Latin, 207 Drugs@FDA, 751, 773, 1203, 1209, 1315, 1316, Elsevier’s dictionary of nutrition and food process- 1318, 1323, 1564 ing, 1157 DRZE (German Reference Centre for Ethics in the EMBASE, 43, 76 Life Sciences), 588 Ember, Carol R., 142 DSHEA (Dietary Supplement Health and Education Ember, Melvin, 142 Act), 1239 EMBL. See European Molecular Biology Laboratory DSM. See Diagnostic and statistical manual of men- (EMBL) tal disorders— DSM- 5; Diagnostic and statistical eMedguides.com, 1432 manual of mental disorders— DSM- IV- TR EMITEL. See European Medical Imaging Technol- Dubler, Nancy N., 598 ogy (EMITEL) duCellier, Judi, 1257 Emmons, Mary, 795 Duffus, John H., 1591 EMTREE Thesaurus, 76, 857, 1231 Duke, James A., 1257 Encyclopaedia of occupational health and safety, Duke, Peggy- Ann K., 1257 1471 Dukes, M. N. G., 1218 Encyclopaedia of the history of science, technology, Dunbar, Joan, 688, 1061 and medicine in non- western cultures, 371 Dunea, George, 176 Encyclopaedic companion to medical statistics, 110, Dürer, Albrecht, 528 242, 471, 500 Durkin, Cecilia, 653 Encyclopedia and dictionary of medicine, nursing, Durling, Richard J., 18, 395 and allied health, 187, 1073 Dwyer, Johanna T., 1174 The encyclopedia of addictive drugs, 680, 1211 Encyclopedia of adolescence, 980 E Encyclopedia of aging, 112, 113, 134, 170, 681, Eakin, Dottie, 6 709, 1060, 1064 Eales, Nellie B., 50, 398 Encyclopedia of aging and public health, 114, 1472 EBBM. See Evidence- based behavioral medicine Encyclopedia of AIDS, 111, 137, 693 (EBBM) The encyclopedia of Alzheimer’s disease, 115, 682, EBSCO Publishing, 74, 101, 108, 445, 836, 837, 683, 702 838, 926, 1050, 1134, 1393, 1447 Encyclopedia of Alzheimer’s disease: with directories EBSCOhost, 108 of research, treatment and care facilities, 115, Edge, Stephen B., 58 116, 683 Editorial Quintessence, 791 An encyclopedia of American medical biography, Educational services in health sciences libraries, 6 458 Edward Elgar, 230, 847 Encyclopedia of behavior modifi cation and cognitive Edwin Mellen Press, 363, 444 behavior therapy, 982 Ekerdt, David J., 112, 681 Encyclopedia of behavioral medicine, 117, 978, Elcano, Barrett, 1115 981 Electronic orange book, 773, 1193, 1209, 1315, Encyclopedia of bioethics, 585 1323 Encyclopedia of biomaterials and biomedical engi- Ellis, Harold, 163, 391, 429 neering, 118, 177, 786 Elsevier, 68, 134, 148, 186, 193, 194, 196, 202, Encyclopedia of biopharmaceutical statistics, 1212 203, 207, 239, 240, 248, 298, 326, 334, Encyclopedia of biostatistics, 1473 344, 803, 817, 1022, 1068, 1072, 1077, Encyclopedia of bioterrorism defense, 1474 1078, 1098, 1099, 1101, 1106, 1117, 1147, Encyclopedia of black death, 46, 373

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The encyclopedia of blindness and vision impair- Encyclopedia of medical genomics and proteomics, ment, 119 145 Encyclopedia of cancer, 120, 121 Encyclopedia of medical history, 372 Encyclopedia of cancer and society, 122, 842 Encyclopedia of medical organizations and agen- Encyclopedia of clinical pharmacy, 1214 cies, 289 Encyclopedia of clinical toxicology, 1213, 1583 Encyclopedia of medical physics, 146 Encyclopedia of cognitive science, 983 Encyclopedia of medical sources, 399 The encyclopedia of complementary and alternative Encyclopedia of mental health, 694, 988 medicine, 123, 684 Encyclopedia of molecular cell biology and molecu- Encyclopedia of complementary health practice, lar medicine, 147 124, 685 Encyclopedia of neuroscience, 148 Encyclopedia of death and dying, 171 Encyclopedia of nursing research, 1062, 1071 Encyclopedia of depression, 984 Encyclopedia of obesity, 149, 150, 695, 1478 Encyclopedia of diet fads, 687, 1143 Encyclopedia of obesity and eating disorders, 150, Encyclopedia of dietary supplements, 686, 1215 696, 989 Encyclopedia of disability, 125 Encyclopedia of pain, 151 Encyclopedia of drugs, alcohol and addictive behav- Encyclopedia of pestilence, pandemics, and plagues, ior, 126, 985 46, 373, 374, 940 The encyclopedia of elder care, 688, 1061 Encyclopedia of plague and pestilence: From ancient Encyclopedia of endocrine diseases, 127 times to the present, 46, 373, 374 Encyclopedia of epidemiology, 1475 Encyclopedia of primary prevention and health Encyclopedia of exercise, sport and health, 153 promotion, 1479 Encyclopedia of family health, 128, 689 Encyclopedia of psychology, 990 Encyclopedia of folk medicine, 129 Encyclopedia of psychotherapy, 991 Encyclopedia of food and culture, 1145, 1149 Encyclopedia of public health, 1480 Encyclopedia of food science and technology, 1146 Encyclopedia of respiratory medicine, 152 Encyclopedia of food sciences and nutrition, 1147 Encyclopedia of science, technology, and ethics, 586 Encyclopedia of foods: A guide to healthy nutrition, Encyclopedia of sports medicine, 153, 697 690, 1144 Encyclopedia of statistical sciences, 472 Encyclopedia of forensic and legal medicine, 986 Encyclopedia of statistics in behavioral science, 992 Encyclopedia of forensic sciences, 987 Encyclopedia of stress, 154, 993 Encyclopedia of gastroenterology, 130 Encyclopedia of substance abuse prevention, treat- The encyclopedia of genetic disorders and birth ment, & recovery, 155 defects, 133, 691 The encyclopedia of the brain and brain disorders, Encyclopedia of genetics, 131 156, 698, 702 Encyclopedia of genetics, genomics, proteomics, and Encyclopedia of the human brain, 157 bioinformatics, 132 Encyclopedia of the human genome, 140 Encyclopedia of gerontology, 134 Encyclopedia of the neurological sciences, 158, 994 Encyclopedia of global health, 44 Encyclopedia of toxicology, 1584 Encyclopedia of health and aging, 135, 170, 692 The encyclopedia of women’s health, 160, 699, Encyclopedia of health and behavior, 136, 1476 699, 702 Encyclopedia of health care management, 45, 843 Encyclopedia of women’s health, 159, 700, 1481 Encyclopedia of health services research, 844 Encyclopedia of women’s health issues, 161 The encyclopedia of HIV and AIDS, 111, 137, 693 Encyclopedic dictionary of AIDS- related terminol- Encyclopedia of hormones, 138 ogy, 243 Encyclopedia of human nutrition, 1148 Encyclopedic reference of cancer, 121 Encyclopedia of immunology, 1 Encyclopedic reference of genomics and proteomics Encyclopedia of infectious diseases, 139 in molecular medicine, 188 Encyclopedia of infectious diseases: Modern meth- Encyclopedic reference of immunotoxicology, 162, odologies, 1477 1585 Encyclopedia of life sciences, 140, 141, 175 Encyclopedic reference of molecular pharmacology, Encyclopedia of medical anthropology, 142 1216 Encyclopedia of medical decision making, 143, 845 Engs, Ruth C., 257, 390, 853 Encyclopedia of medical devices and instrumenta- Enviro- health links (CDC), 1527, 1553, 1577, tion, 144 1615

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1494, Fairpo, C. Gavin, 794 1565, 1567, 1570, 1571, 1580, 1588, 1617 Fairpo, Jenifer E. H., 794 The enzyme reference, 313 Familiar medical quotations, 542 Epstein, Joseph, 544 The family practice desk reference, 314, 1092 Erlen, Jonathon, 27, 404, 579, 834, 1048, 1201 Fang, Jennifer, 930, 1497 Erwin, Edward, 995 FAQ drug information (NLM), 1319 Eskin, N. A. M., 1156 Faststats A to Z, 473, 879, 1507 Essential guide to nursing practice, 597 Fauci, Anthony S., 46, 373, 940 Essential guide to the Internet for health profession- FedStats, 474 als, 660 Fee, Elizabeth, 1498 Essential immunology, 1 Fehrenback, Margaret J., 795 Essential nursing resources, 1046, 1085 Feldman, Elaine B., 1174 Essentials of managed health care, 866 Fellowship and Residency Electronic Interactive Essentials of medical geology, 1482, 1586 Database (FREIDA), 291, 292, 547, 614, 739, Ethics (World Medical Association), 620, 959 1032, 1360 Ethics and health (WHO), 619, 970, 1035 Fellowship of surgeons: A history of the American Ethics resources and standards (APA), 596, 1376 College of Surgeons, 366 ETHXWeb, 582 Fenaroli, Giovanni, 1167 Ettinger, Laura Elizabeth, 1114 Fenaroli’s handbook of fl avor ingredients, 1167 European health for all database (HFA- DB), 943, Fennema, Owen R., 1168 1506 Fennema’s food chemistry, 1168 European Medical Imaging Technology (EMITEL), Fenton, Marian E., 1259 146 Feuerman, Francine, 5, 650 European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Fifty years of surgical progress, 1905– 1955, 366 77 Fincher, Julian H., 1226 European pharmacopoeia, 1297 Find a library (MedlinePlus), 267, 290 Evans, Tim, 82 Finding and using health and medical information Everitt, Brian S., 110, 242, 466, 467, 471, 500, on the Internet, 660 992, 1492 Finding and using health statistics (NLM), 475, Evidence- based behavioral medicine (EBBM), 117, 823, 944, 1427 981 Finding health and wellness @ the library, 657 Evidence- based medicine: How to practice and teach Finger, Stanley, 421, 1409 EBM, 74 Finglas, Paul M., 1147 The evolution of surgical instruments, 375 Fink, George, 154, 993 Excerpta Medica, 43, 76, 857, 1231 Finkel, Madelon Lubin, 1462 See also EMBASE FIP (International Pharmaceutical Federation), 1232 F Firkin, Barry G., 234 F. A. Davis, 200, 1096 First aid manual, 315, 727 Facet, 13 First District Dental Society of the State of New Fact sheet, access to audiovisual materials (NLM), York, 778 35, 376 First, Michael B., 1387 Facts and Comparisons, 1194, 1237, 1248, 1250, Fisher, Beth D., 1308 1254, 1274, 1289 Fisher, Evelyn J., 137, 693 Facts on File, 115, 119, 123, 133, 137, 139, 150, Fisher, Gary L., 155 154, 156, 160, 215, 374, 442, 678, 682, Fitzpatrick, Joyce J., 1062 684, 691, 693, 694, 696, 698, 699, 701, Fitzroy Dearborn, 111, 381, 1588 702, 712, 718, 734, 872, 988, 989, 993, The 5- minute herb and dietary supplement consult, 1026, 1477 636, 1253 The Facts on File encyclopedia of health and medi- Flight, Myrtle, 603, 1020 cine, 701 Flint, Suzanne, 657 Facts on File library of health and living series, Fondiller, Shirley H., 350, 1094 115, 123, 133, 137, 139, 150, 156, 160, 682, Food additives data book, 1169 684, 691, 693, 696, 698, 699, 702, 712, 989, Food and Nutrition Information Center, 637, 672, 1477 1128, 1130, 1186

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Food chemicals codex, 1170, 1303 Gale, 170 Food cultures of the world encyclopedia, 1145, The Gale encyclopedia of alternative medicine, 164, 1149 168, 703, 707 Food safety handbook, 925, 1171, 1172, 1445, The Gale encyclopedia of cancer, 165, 168, 704, 1446 707 The food safety hazard guidebook, 1129, 1434 The Gale encyclopedia of childhood and adoles- Food Safety Research Information Offi ce (National cence, 997 Agricultural Library), 925, 1172, 1446 Gale encyclopedia of children’s health, 166, 705 Foodborne outbreak online database (FOOD), Gale encyclopedia of genetic disorders, 168, 639, 1528 707, 1051 Forbis, Pat, 199 The Gale encyclopedia of genetic disorders, 167, Forsman, Rick B., 6 706 Fortuine, Robert, 261 The Gale encyclopedia of medicine, 168, 707 Foster, Steven, 647, 1246, 1291 The Gale encyclopedia of mental health, 168, 708, The founders of neurology, 450 998 Fowler, Marsha Diane Mary, 597, 1093 The Gale encyclopedia of neurological disorders, Fowler, Susan, 1046 169, 638 Fragments of neurological history, 413, 414, 421, The Gale encyclopedia of nursing and allied health, 1406, 1407, 1409 168, 707, 1063 Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, 26, 53, The Gale encyclopedia of psychology, 999 386 The Gale encyclopedia of senior health, 170, 709, Francis, F. J., 1146 1064 Francis, Leslie, 577, 972 The Gale encyclopedia of surgery and medical tests, Francois- Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and 710, 1065 Human Rights, 1015 Gale Group, 168, 270, 279, 289, 296, 300, 428, Franscini- Paiva, Ana Veronica, 791 511, 578, 581, 707, 716, 816, 999, 1051, Free Press, 578, 581, 711 1118, 1480, 1515 Freeman, Hugh L., 1404 Gale virtual reference library, 29, 164, 165, 167, FREIDA (Fellowship and Residency Electronic 169, 170, 171, 181, 289, 364, 580, 585, 638, Interactive Database), 291, 292, 547, 614, 739, 639, 703, 704, 706, 708, 709, 998, 1051, 1032, 1360 1063, 1064, 1165, 1356, 1442, 1475 Freifeld, Clark, 964, 1532 Gale/Cengage Learning, 164, 165, 169, 638, 639, French, Herbert, 163 703, 704, 708, 998, 1063 French’s index of differential diagnosis: An A- Z, 163 Galishoff, Stuart, 457 The Freud encyclopedia: Theory, therapy, and Gall, Susan B., 997 culture, 995 Gallagher, Patricia, 379 Fried, Bruce, 874, 939 Gallagher, Patricia E., 403 Friedman, Alice Howell, 1120 Galvin, James E., 115, 682 Friedman, Howard S., 694, 988 Gangolli, S., 1562, 1590 Frisancho, A. Roberto, 1162 Ganten, Detlev, 188 Fritz, April G., 62 GAR (Global Alert and Response), 960 Froggatt, Peter, 363, 444 Gardner, Z. E., 1235 Fuchs, Jürgen, 145 Garland, 427, 1057, 1115, 1119, 1310 Fugh- Berman, Adriane, 636, 1253 Garrett, Jeremy R., 612 Fulton, John F., 19, 437 Garrison, Daniel, 525 Fundukian, Laurie J., 164, 167, 168, 703, 706, Garrison, Fielding H., 419, 421, 423, 1409 707 Garrison, Robert H., 733, 1181 Garrity, George M., 304 G Gastel, Barbara, 352 G. K. Hall, 446 Gatz, Margaret, 1389 Gabbard, Glen O., 996, 1377 Gay, Kathlyn, 161, 700 Gabbard’s treatments of psychiatric disorders, 996, Gaydos, Laura M., 874, 939 1377 Gaynes, Robert P., 433 Gach, John, 1412 GDC (General Dental Council), 820 Gage, Tommy W., 732, 807, 1270 Gedeon, Andras, 424

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Gehlbach, Stephen H., 324, 1095 Goldfrank’s toxicologic emergencies, 1595, 1598 Gellman, Marc D., 117, 981 Goldman, Morton, 805, 1091, 1249, 1375 GenBank (NLM), 77 Goldsmith, Lowell, 222, 524 General Dental Council (GDC), 820 Gordijn, Bert, 601 General Medical Council, 273 Gordon, Rena J., 124, 685 The genesis of neuroscience, 414, 421, 1407, 1409 Gormley, Antony, 522 GeneTests (NLM), 78, 278, 316, 554 Gosling, Peter J., 183 GenETHX, 578, 581, 582, 583, 617 Gough, Stephen, 1105 Genetic testing registry (GTR), 79 Gower, 33, 405 Genetics and ethics (Bioethics Research Library), GPO (U.S. Government Printing Offi ce), 16, 51, 621 362, 380, 1047 Genetics home reference (NLM), 658, 753 GQuery, 3, 86 GENE- TOX (NLM), 1565 Grad, Frank P., 1027, 1463 Genovese, Elizabeth, 60, 317 Graduate medical education directory, 291, 292, Georgetown University, 578, 581, 582, 583, 617, 547, 614 621 Graham, Rachael Rockwell, 365 Georgetown University Press, 587, 589, 608, Grant’s atlas of anatomy, 214 1029 Grants.gov, 555 Germ theory: Medical pioneers in infectious dis- Gray, Alastair, 1470 eases, 433 The great medical bibliographers, 19 German Reference Centre for Ethics in the Life Sci- The Great pandemic: The United States in 1918– ences (DRZE), 588 1919, 46, 373 Gevitz, Norman, 370 The greatest benefi t to mankind: A medical history Ghaziuddin, Mohammad, 1400 of humanity, 415 GHO (Global Health Observatory), 479, 516, 948 Greeley, Hugh P., 262 Gilbert, Benjamin, 869, 1019, 1455 Greenberg, Stephen J., 403, 379 Gilbert, Judson Bennett, 20, 438 Greene, Beverly, 1398 Gilbert, Patricia, 236 Greenwood Press, 4, 46, 235, 352, 373, 439, Gilbert, Steven G., 1557 448, 457, 510, 649, 654, 680, 687, 829, Gillaspy, Mary L., 243 849, 940, 984, 1111, 1120, 1121, 1141, Gillett, Mary C., 362 1143, 1149, 1211, 1438, 1466 Gillispie, Charles Coulston, 449 Gregory, Jesse F., 1175 Gilman, Sander L., 1142 Gregory, R. L., 1004 Gilroy, Anne M., 214 Grey literature report, 22, 54, 572, 1439 Gleaves, David H., 150, 696, 989 Grey, Michael R., 307, 1444 Glenner, Richard A., 810 Griffenhagen, George B., 1308, 1313 Glick, Thomas F., 389 Gropper, Sareen Annora Stepnick, 1163 Global alert and response (GAR), 960 Gross, Alan M., 1382 The global burden of disease, 476, 477, 480, 945 Gross, Ann D., 215, 718 Global burden of disease and risk factors, 946, 949 Grove’s Dictionaries, 1556 The global epidemiology of infectious diseases, 476, GTR (Genetic Testing Registry), 79 480 Guardians of medical knowledge: The genesis of the Global health atlas (WHO), 947, 961, 1529 Medical Library Association, 416 Global health library (WHO), 963, 1531 Guerini, Vincenzo, 812 Global health observatory (GHO), 479, 516, 948 Guide to Canadian health care facilities, 265 Global health statistics, 480, 949 Guide to libraries and information sources in medi- The global history of paleopathology, 451 cine and health care, 272 Globalhealth.gov, 478, 962, 1530 Guide to mental health motion pictures (NLM), GMED companion, 292 36, 1332 Gochman, David S., 320 A guide to pharmacy museums and historical collec- Gold Standard, 1242 tions in the United States and Canada, 1308 Goldberg, Alicia, 1262 Guide to popular natural products, 1254, 1289 Golden, Richard L., 407 Guide to the code of ethics for nurses, 597, 1093 Goldfarb, Bruce, 850, 1009 Guide to the evaluation of functional ability, 60, Goldfrank, Lewis R., 1595, 1599 317

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Guide to tropical disease motion pictures and audio- Handbook of neurologic rating scales, 321, 1385 visuals (NLM), 36 Handbook of non- prescription drugs, 728, 1258 Guidelines on the termination of life- sustaining Handbook of nutraceuticals and functional foods, treatment and the care of the dying, 622 1173 Guides to the evaluation of disease and injury cau- Handbook of nutrition and food, 1174 sation, 60, 317 Handbook of pesticide toxicology, 1597 Guides to the evaluation of permanent impairment, Handbook of pharmaceutical excipients, 1259, 60, 317 1268 Guilford Press, 1330, 1367 Handbook of physical measurements, 322 Guinn, David E., 600 Handbook of poisoning: prevention, diagnosis, and Gullotta, Thomas, 1479 treatment, 1598 Gutheil, Thomas G., 1012, 1365 Handbook of poisonous and injurious plants, 1599 Handbook of psychiatric drug therapy, 676 H Handbook of psychiatric education, 1386 H. N. Abrams, 387, 530, 811 Handbook of psychiatric measures, 1387 Hæger, Knut, 381 Handbook of psychology, 1388 Haggett, Peter, 924 Handbook of research methods in clinical psychol- Hakkinen, Pertti J., 1557 ogy, 1390 Hales, Robert E., 676, 1292, 1339, 1402 Handbook of research on informatics in healthcare Haley, Barbara A., 829, 1438 and biomedicine, 867 Hall, Judith, 1220 Handbook of the psychology of aging, 1389 Hall, Judith G., 322 Handbook of toxic plants of North America, 1602 Halsted, Deborah D., 665 Handbook of toxicologic pathology, 1600 Ham, Kelli, 657 Handbook of toxicology, 1601 Hamilton, Eva May Nunnelley, 1163 Handbook of vitamins, 1175 Hammond, Eugene Ashby, 452 Handbook on injectable drugs, 1260, 1268 Handbook for health care ethics committees, 598 Handbook on the toxicology of metals, 1603 Handbook of bioethics and religion, 600 Handbuch der historisch- geographischen Patholo- Handbook of bioethics: Taking stock of the fi eld from gie, 365 a philosophical perspective, 599 Handel, Marsha J., 5, 650 A handbook of bioethics terms, 587, 589 Hanin, Israel, 1255, 1383 Handbook of child psychology, 1378 Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine, 406 Handbook of clinical child psychology, 1379 Hänsel, Rudolf, 1287 Handbook of clinical health psychology (APA), Hansten, Philip D., 1251 1381 HaPI (Health and Psychosocial Instruments), 1326 Handbook of clinical health psychology (Wiley), Harborne, J. B., 1275, 1589 1380 Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, 74, 526, Handbook of clinical psychology, 1382 556, 838 Handbook of contemporary neuropharmacology, Hardin MD, 526, 556 1255, 1383 Hardy, Anne, 425 Handbook of death and dying, 171 Hardy, Gil, 1256 Handbook of drug- nutrient interactions, 1256 Harold Starke Publ., 422 Handbook of eating disorders, 1384 Harper & Row, 1410 Handbook of environmental health, 318, 1448 Harris, Barbara, 124, 685 Handbook of epidemiology, 1449 Harris, Dean M., 595, 863, 1014 Handbook of geographical and historical pathology, Harris, Joseph R., 156, 698 365 Harryman, Elizabeth, 260 Handbook of global bioethics, 601 Harty, F. J., 793 The handbook of health behavior change, 319, Harty’s dental dictionary, 793 1450 The Harvard guide to psychiatry, 1391 Handbook of health behavior research, 320 Harvard Medical School, 541, 711 Handbook of industrial toxicology and hazardous The Harvard Medical School family health guide, materials, 1596 711 Handbook of medical library practice, 6 Harvard School of Public Health, 476, 480, 766, Handbook of medicinal herbs, 1235, 1257 945, 949, 1188

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Harvard- MIT Division of Health Sciences and Health Forum, 461, 835, 876, 973 Technology, 964, 1532 Health fraud (MedlinePlus), 755, 1036 Haschek, Wanda M., 1600 Health in the Americas, 950, 969, 1510, 1547 Hast, Malcolm, 525 Health information for international travel (CDC), The Hastings Center, 622 640, 663, 923, 964, 1451, 1454, 1532 Hatfi eld, Gabrielle, 129 Health library information services directory Hathaway, Gloria J., 1461, 1610 (HSLISD), 271 Haubrich, William S., 249 Health on the Net Foundation (HON), 2, 527, 641 HAV (Historical Audiovisuals Collection), 36 The health professional’s guide to popular dietary Hawkins, Joellen Watson, 1120 supplements, 1176 Haworth Herbal Press, 647, 1238, 1291 Health professionals style manual, 350, 1094 Haworth Information Press, 243, 325, 660, 827 Health professions career and education directory, Hayes, Suzanne G., 488, 886, 910, 1512 547, 614 Haymaker, Webb, 450 Health professions education standards, 295 Hays, Judith C., 1107 Health professions library: Educational programs, Hazardous chemicals desk reference, 1604 standards, and careers, 295 Haz- Map, 1566 Health Reference Center (Facts on File), 115, 133, HCUP (Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project), 137, 150, 154, 156, 682, 691, 694, 696, 698, 483, 904 712, 988, 989 Health, United States (NCHS), 462, 481, 501, Health reference series (Omnigraphics, Inc.), 662 877, 880, 1430, 1508 Health Resources and Services Administration Health Administration Press, 595, 863, 869, 874, (HRSA), 518, 896, 906, 1469, 1517, 1533 939, 1014, 1019, 1455 Health sciences environment and librarianship in Health and British magazines in the nineteenth health sciences libraries, 6 century, 400, 1496 Health services cyclopedic dictionary, 851, 1010, Health and healthcare in the United States, 482, 1489 881 Health services research and public health informa- Health and human rights: Basic international docu- tion programs (NLM), 823, 1427 ments, 1015 Health services research methodology core library Health and medical care archive, 882, 903 recommendations (NLM), 831, 907, 1440, Health and psychosocial instruments (HaPI), 1326 1534 Health and wellness resource center (Gale/Cen- Health services technology assessment texts gage), 639, 1051 (HSTAT), 80, 335, 669, 832, 917 Health care almanac, 659, 826 Health statistics (MedlinePlus), 485, 498, 951 Health care careers directory, 293 Health statistics: An annotated bibliographic guide The health care crisis in the United States, 830 to information resources, 487 Health care defi ned: A glossary of current terms, Health system (MedlinePlus), 756, 909, 965, 850, 1009 1038, 1538 Health care policy and politics A to Z, 846 Healthcare cost and utilization project (HCUP), Health care reform around the world, 860, 931 483, 904 Health care resources on the Internet, 660, 827 Healthcare InfoSource, 282, 461, 855, 876 Health care state rankings, 883 HealthCare.gov, 905, 921, 1044, 1554 Health care systems around the world: Characteris- Healthfi nder.gov, 661 tics, issues, reforms, 861, 932 Health.gov, 294, 478, 962, 1494, 1530 Health care systems of the developed world, 862, HealthMap, 640, 923, 964, 1451, 1532 933 HealthSTAR (Ovid), 103, 104, 830, 839, 840, Health data tools and statistics from PHPartners 1452 (NLM), 484, 884, 1509 Healthy people, 486, 885, 908, 1236, 1511, 1535 Health dimensions of sex and reproduction, 476, Healthy women (CDC), 488, 886, 910, 1512 480 Healthy work: An annotated bibliography, 1441 Health education assets library (HEAL) collection, Heasman, Peter A., 793 557 Heggenhougen, Harald Kristian, 1483 Health & environmental research online (HERO), Heinemann dental dictionary, 794 1567 Hellier, Desmond, 1588 Health facilities (MedlinePlus), 754 Hellwig, Jennifer Pitzi, 1166

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Helvie, Carl O., 124, 685 History of Medicine digital collections (NLM), 19, Hemisphere, 430, 1311, 1320 437 Henderson, Donald A., 1433 History of Medicine Finding Aids Consortium Henderson, Virginia, 1057 (NLM), 378 Henry, Helen L., 138 History of Medicine Historical Collection website, Herbal drugs and phytopharmaceuticals, 1261, 16 1267 History of medicine in the United States, 420 Herbal medicine: Expanded Commission E mono- History of neurology, 414, 421, 1407, 1409 graphs, 1262 A history of nursing, from ancient to modern times, Herbal medicines: A guide for healthcare profession- 1113 als, 1198, 1263 History of periodontology, 813 Herndon, Robert M., 321, 1385 The history of pharmacy: A selected annotated HERO (Health & Environmental Research Online), bibliography, 1310 1567 The history of psychiatry: An evaluation of psychi- Herrmann, Eleanor Krohn, 1109 atric thought and practice from prehistoric times Hersen, Michel, 978, 982, 991, 1371, 1382 to the present, 1410 Hetico, Hope R., 231, 822 History of psychiatry and medical psychology, Heymans Institute of Pharmacology, 209 1412 HFA- DB (European Health for All Database), 943, A history of psychiatry: From the era of the asylum 1506 to the age of Prozac, 1411 HHS. See U.S. Department of Health and Human A history of public health, 1498 Services (HHS) History of Science Society, 402 HHS Data Council, 489, 887, 1513 History of science, technology, and medicine database, 16, 402 Higa, Mori Lou, 10, 28 History of surgery in the United States, 361 Higby, Gregory J., 1310 History of the health sciences, 403 Higgins, Loretta P., 1120 History of the health sciences world wide web links Hillstrom, Kevin, 875 (NLM), 379 Hippocrates Project (NYU School of Medicine), 83 A history of the National Library of Medicine, 380 HISTLINE database, 16 History of the statistical classifi cation of diseases Histoire de la médecine et des médecins, 422 and causes of death, 65 An historical account of pharmacology to the 20th History of vaccines, 1311, 1320 1309 century, A history of women in medicine from the earliest Historical anatomies on the web (NLM), 528 times to the beginning of the nineteenth century, Historical Audiovisuals Collection (HAV), 36 455 A historical dictionary of psychiatry, 1355 Historyofscience.com, 375 Historical dictionary of the World Health Organiza- HIV InSite Knowledge Base, 323, 1536 tion, 930, 1497 HIV, maternal conditions, perinatal disorders, and Historical encyclopedia of nursing, 1066, 1112 congenital anomalies, 476, 480 Historical statistics of the united states, 490 HIV/AIDS surveillance report, 137 History and bibliography of artistic anatomy, 23, HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service (ATIS), 401, 529 546 The history and evolution of surgical instruments, Hochadel, Maryanne, 1271 375 Hodder Arnold, 163 The history and infl uence of the American Psychiat- Hodgson, Barbara B., 1106 ric Association, 1408 Hodgson, Ernest, 1556 History of AMA Ethics (AMA), 602 Hofstetter, Henry W., 241 A history of chiropractic education in North Hollinger, Mannfred A., 1601 America, 412, 417 Holmes, Frederic Lawrence, 449 A history of dentistry from the most ancient times Homeopathic Trust, 216 until the end of the eighteenth century, 812 HON (Health On the Net Foundation), 2, 527, History of infectious diseases and the microbial 641 world, 418 Hong- Shum, Lily, 1169 A history of medicine, 418, 419 Horn, John R., 1251 History of medicine, 377 Hospital and health administration index, 104, 840

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Houdé, Olivier, 1348 IHTSDO (International Health Terminology Stan- Houghton Miffl in, 179, 431, 717 dards Development Organisation), 69, 79 Household products database (NLM), 642, 1568 Ilardi, Stephen S., 1390 How to report statistics in medicine, 351, 491 An illustrated Chinese materia medica, 1264 How to write and publish a scientifi c paper, 352 Illustrated dictionary and resource directory of envi- How to write, publish, & present in the health sci- ronmental and occupational health, 1490 ences, 353 Illustrated dictionary of immunology, 244 Howells, John G., 1415 Illustrated guide to the TNM classifi cation of malig- Howlin, Patricia A., 1400 nant tumours, 58 HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administra- Illustrated history of medicine, 422 tion), 518, 896, 906, 1469, 1517, 1533 The illustrated history of surgery, 381 HSDB (Hazardous Substances Data Bank), 1569 Illustrated manual of nursing practice, 1265 HSLISD (Health Library Information Services Images from the history of medicine (NLM), 382 Directory), 271 Imperial College Press, 413, 1406 HSR Information Central (NLM), 484, 492, 823, Incunabula scientifi ca et medica, 40 884, 911, 915, 1427, 1509, 1537, 1542 Index catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon- HSTAT (Health Services Technology Assessment General’s Offi ce, 19, 20, 81, 437 Texts), 80, 335, 669, 832, 917 Index medicus, 20, 81, 85 Huber, Jeffrey T., 8, 243 Index to dental literature, 85, 780, 782, 1054 Hughes, James P., 1461, 1610 IndexCat, 20, 51, 81, 377, 438, 1047 Hughes, Kerry, 1238 Indian Health Service (IHS), 1428 Human anatomy: From the Renaissance to the Infl uenza encyclopedia, 46, 373 digital age, 530 Informa Healthcare USA, 118, 686, 786, 1212, Human Genetics programme (WHO), 623, 1037 1215, 1266, 1605 Human Genome Project information archive, 558, Information access and delivery in health sciences 624 libraries, 6 Humana Press, 1195, 1256 Information gateway for psychiatry residents and Humphrey, Sheila, 1238 fellows (APA), 1360 Hurd- Mead, Kate Campbell, 455 Information resources in toxicology, 1557 Huth, Edward J., 360, 542 Information sources in the history of science and Hysell, Shannon Graff, 15 medicine, 383 Inglesby, Thomas V., 1433 I Ingram, Rick E., 1000 IAA (International Aerospace Abstracts), 98 Injury data and resources (NCHS), 499, 1429 ICD. International statistical classifi cation of dis- INSCD (International Nucleotide Sequence eases and related health problems (ICD- 10), 59, Database Collaboration), 77 63, 64, 65 Institut de Bibliographie (Paris), 81 The ICD- 10 classifi cation of mental and behav- Institute of Medicine (IOM), 24, 31, 559, 564, ioural disorders, 59, 61, 1333 1170, 1329, 1421 ICD- F (International classifi cation of functioning, Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), 1570 disability and health), 64 Integrative Medicine Communications, 1243, ICD- O (International classifi cation of diseases for 1246, 1262 oncology: ICD- O), 58, 62 Intellectual disability: Defi nition, classifi cation, and ICHI (International Classifi cation of Health Inter- systems of supports, 1334 ventions), 71 Interagency Council on Information Resources for ICIRN (Interagency Council on Information Re- Nursing (ICIRN), 1046 sources for Nursing), 1046 International aerospace abstracts (IAA), 98 ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Jour- International classifi cation of diseases for oncology: nal Editors), 354 ICD- O, 58, 62 ICTRP (International Clinical Trials Registry Plat- International classifi cation of functioning, disability form Search Portal), 82, 927 and health (ICF), 64 Idea Group Reference, 867 International classifi cation of health interventions Ig Nobel Prizes, 453 (ICHI), 71 Igoe, Robert S., 1154 International clinical trials registry platform search IHS (Indian Health Service), 1428 portal (ICTRP), 82, 927

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International Committee of Medical Journal Editors Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza (Italy), 402 (ICMJE), 354 ITER (International Toxicity Estimates for Risk), International dictionary of psychoanalysis, 1346, 1571 1356 IUPAC Glossary of Terms Used in Toxicology International dietetics and nutrition terminology (NLM), 1591 (IDNT) reference manual, 1158, 1177 Iverson, Cheryl, 346 The international encyclopedia of depression, 1000 International encyclopedia of public health, 1480, J 1483 J. & A. Churchill Ltd, 274 International Epidemiological Association, 1485 Jablonski, Stanley, 203, 245 International Food Information Service, 1155 Jablonski’s dictionary of medical acronyms and ab- International guidelines on HIV/AIDS and human breviations, 203 rights, 590, 934, 1016 Jablonski’s dictionary of syndromes and eponymic International health (medlinePlus), 965, 1038, diseases, 245 1538 Jacobs Institute of Women’s Health, 488, 886, 910, International health regulations (2005), 663, 935, 1512 970, 1017, 1453, 1454 Jacoby, David B., 689 International Health Terminology Standards Devel- Jacyna, Stephen, 425 opment Organisation (IHTSDO), 69, 79 Jaffe, Ellen, 873, 1395 International histological classifi cation of tumours Jalowica, Ken, 1441 series, 58 James, Delores C. S., 1151 International Labour Organization, 1471 James, James J., 726 International Nucleotide Sequence Database Col- Jellin, Jeff M., 644, 1272 laboration (INSCD), 77 Jinks, Martin J., 861, 932 International nursing index, 85, 101, 782, 837, JISC (Joint Informations Systems Committee), 48, 1050, 1052, 1054 91 International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), Johns Hopkins University, 74, 106, 308, 339, 1232 552, 747, 838, 928, 974, 1459 The International pharmacopoeia, 1298 Johns Hopkins University Press, 308, 370, 388, International research centers directory, 279 523, 598, 1240, 1305, 1399, 1498 International statistical classifi cation of diseases Johnson, Keith A., 541 and related health problems (ICD- 10), 59, 61, Johnson, Leonard R., 130 64, 65, 1333 Johnson, Marion, 1099 International toxicity estimates for risk (ITER), Johnson, Rebecca L., 1246 1571 Johnson, Suzanne Bennett, 1381 International travel and health (WHO), 663, 1454 Johnston, Marie, 341, 978, 1401 International Union against Cancer (UICC), 58, Johnstone, Eve C., 1369 220 Joint Informations Systems Committee (JISC), 48, Internet Archive, 26, 53, 386 91 Interpretation of diagnostic tests, 326, 327, 334, Jonas & Kovner’s health care delivery in the United 344 States, 868 Interpreting the medical literature, 324, 1095 Jonas, Steven, 868 Introduction to health sciences librarianship, 6, 325 Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 258, 604, 606, Introduction to health services, 824 851, 854, 864, 866, 870, 1010, 1021, 1023, Introduction to health services research, 833, 912 1083, 1084, 1489, 1493 Introduction to reference sources in the health sci- Jones, Kenneth, 1238 ences, 8, 81 Jonsen, Albert R., 608, 1029 An introduction to the history of dentistry, 812, Jorde, Lynn B., 132 814 Jorgensen, James H., 217 An introduction to the history of medicine, 423 Jossey- Bass, 835, 973, 1488 Introduction to the history of medicine, 419 Jotternad, Fabrice, 612 IOM (Institute of Medicine), 24, 31, 559, 564, Journal of the American Medical Association, 60 1170, 1329, 1421 Jovanovic, John, 510, 1466 Ireland, Robert, 790 JSTOR, 440 IRIS (Integrated Risk Information System), 1570 Juo, Pei- Show, 221

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K Kluwer Academic, 142, 159, 371, 599, 1220, Kagan, Jerome, 997 1372, 1479, 1481 Kahn, Tamar Joy, 578, 581 Knapp, Thomas R., 1071 Kaiser Family Foundation, 488, 518, 886, 896, Knickman, James R., 868 905, 910, 913, 920, 965, 966, 1038, 1469, Knopf, 419, 432 1512, 1517, 1538, 1539 Knupfer, Geoffrey C., 987 Kalisch, Beatrice J., 1108 Koehler, Peter J., 253 Kalisch, Philip Arthur, 1108 Kohn, George C., 374 Kaplan & Sadock’s comprehensive textbook of psy- Komaroff, Anthony L., 711 chiatry, 1416 Kongstvedt, Peter R., 866 Kaplan, Harold I., 1347, 1416 Konstantinidis, Giannis, 207 Karmac, 1346 Koocher, Gerald P., 1398 Kars, Marge, 328, 729, 1097 Koren, Herman, 318, 1448, 1490 Kastenbaum, Robert, 171 Korsmeyer, Pamela, 126 Katcher, Brian S., 330 Kovner, Anthony R., 868 Kattan, Michael W., 143, 845 Kozarsky, Phyllis E., 640, 923, 1451 Katz, Solomon H., 1145 Kranzler, Henry R., 126 Kaufman, Martin, 457, 1120 Krause, Marie V., 1178 Kay, Jerald, 1386 Krause’s food & the nutrition care process, 1178 Kay, Margarita Artschwager, 212 Kremers and Urdang’s history of pharmacy, 1312 Kayser, Daniel, 1348 Kremers, Edward, 1312 Kazazian, Haig H., 178 Kresheck, Janet, 260 Kazdin, Alan E., 990 Krieger, 245 Kazer, Meredith Wallace, 1062 Krieger, Robert Irving, 1597 Keating, Joseph C., 417 Krivatsy, Peter, 18, 395 Keats, 733, 1181 Krumbhaar, E. B., 419 Keil, Frank C., 1003 Krupp, Marcus A., 109, 679 Keller, Kathleen, 149, 695, 1478 Kruzas, Anthony Thomas, 296 Kellerman, Henry, 1354 Kuhar, Michael, 1255, 1383 Kellerman, Rick D., 312 Kuhse, Helga, 591 Kelly, Emerson Crosby, 399 Kelly, Howard A., 458 L Kelvin, Elizabeth A., 494, 890, 1122 Lab tests online, 326, 327, 334, 344, 345, 675, Kemp, Donna R., 1392, 1457 757, 1098 Kenealy, Pamela M., 1343 Laboratory tests and diagnostic procedures, 326, Kennedy Institute of Ethics, 578, 581, 582, 583, 327, 334, 344, 345 588, 617, 621 Laby, Daniel M., 238 Kennedy, Paul, 1380 Lackie, J. M., 184 Kent, Michael, 256 LactMed database, 1572 Kent, Raymond D., 174 Lacy, Charles F., 805, 1091, 1249, 1375 Kenward, Raymond, 1350 Lagua, Rosalinda T., 1159 Kernahan, Peter J., 366 Lance, Leonard, 805, 1091, 1249, 1375 Key, Jack D., 173 Land, Lucy, 1105 Key, Kristin, 708, 998 Lang, Thomas A., 351, 353, 491 Keyes, Daniel C., 1456 The language of mental health, 1357 Khan, Ikhlas A., 1150, 1217 Larner, A. J., 237 Khan, Namir, 1441 Larson, Christine A., 4, 649 Khushf, George, 599 Lassey, Marie L., 861, 932 Kier, Karen L., 1196 Lassey, William R., 861, 932 King, Robert C., 229 Last, John M., 176, 1487 Kinirons, Mark, 163 Laurence, D. R., 1224 Kiple, Kenneth F., 181, 364, 365, 1165 Laurent, Geoffrey, 152 Kirkup, John, 375 Law and risk management in dental practice, 603, Kizior, Robert J., 1106 806, 1018, 1020 Klebs, Arnold C., 40 The law and the public’s health, 869, 1019, 1455

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Law, liability, and ethics for medical offi ce profes- 1108, 1122, 1012, 1179, 1219, 1253, 1265, sionals, 603, 806, 1018, 1020 1274, 1295, 1312, 1359, 1365, 1416, 1456 Lawley, Richard, 1129, 1434 Lippincott- Raven, 236, 361 Lawlor, Brian, 1363 Lipscomb, Carolyn E., 6 Lawrence, Christopher, 425 List of journals indexed for MEDLINE, 47 Laws, Edward, 414, 1407 List of registered medical practitioners (UK), 273 Lawyers’ medical cyclopedia of personal injuries List of serials indexed for online users (NLM), 47 and allied specialties, 1001 Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Com- Lazakidou, Athina A., 867 munications, 89, 392, 434, 538, 627, 645, Le Fanu, William Richard, 441 658, 753, 783, 918, 968, 1040, 1056, 1136, Lea & Febiger, 812 1207, 1336, 1458, 1574 Leake, Chauncey Depew, 1309 Literature, arts, and medicine database (NYU), 83 Lee, Helen S. J., 185 Litin, Scott, 714 Lee, Kelley, 930, 1497 Litt, Jerome Z., 1266, 1605 Legal and ethical issues for health professionals, Litt’s drug eruptions & reactions manual: D.E.R.M., 604, 1021 1266, 1605 Legal medicine, 1022 LiverTox (NLM), 84 Legal, ethical, and political issues in nursing, 1096 Lives of the fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons Lehigh Valley Committee Against Health Fraud, of England, 441 630 Livesey, Steven John, 389 Lehmann, Christoph U., 523, 552, 747 Livingston, Ivor Lensworth, 1460 Leikin, Jerrold B., 677, 1285, 1593, 1608 Llewelyn, Susan P., 1380 Lerner, Brenda Wilmoth, 29, 580, 1442 LocatorPlus (NLM), 35, 36, 47, 51, 52, 55, 67, 87, 376, 377, 1047, 1332 Lerner, K. Lee, 29, 580, 1442 Lock, Stephen, 176 Lerner, Richard M., 1378 Lockwood, Brian, 1273 Leroy, Francis, 447 LOINC® (Logical Observation Identifi ers Names Lester, Ray, 13 and Codes), 79 Leung’s encyclopedia of common natural ingredients Longe, Jacqueline L., 165, 166, 170, 704, 705, used in food, drugs, and cosmetics, 1150, 1217 709, 1064 Levin, Beatrice, 435 Lopez, Alan D., 476, 477, 480, 945, 946, 949 Lewenson, Sandra, 1109 Lorenzini Ley, Laura, 190 Lewis, 246, 318, 429, 1448, 1491, 1592 Lorenzini, Jean A., 190 Lewis, R. E., 244 Loudon, Irvine, 426 Lewis, Richard J., 1604, 1611 Loue, Sana, 114, 159, 1472, 1481 Lewis, Robert A., 1592 LSIOU. See List of serials indexed for online users Lewis’ dictionary of occupational and environmental (NLM) safety and health, 246, 1491 Ludman, Mark D., 133, 691 Lewis’ dictionary of toxicology, 1592 Lund University Libraries, 42 Lexi- Comp, Inc., 781, 805, 1053, 1091, 1204, Lyle, Ian, 441 1249, 1375 Lyons, Albert S., 387 Lexicon of psychiatric and mental health terms, Lyznicki, Jim, 726 1358 Lexicon of psychiatry, neurology, and the neurosci- M ences, 1359 M.A.A.R.I.E. (method, assignment, assessment, LexisNexis, 1001 results, interpretation, extrapolation) frame- Libraries Unlimited, 15 work, 343 Library Association, 13, 271, 1110 Macmillan encyclopedia of death and dying, 171 Library of Congress, 977 Macmillan Reference USA, 112, 126, 171, 585, Liebermann, Jana, 653 586, 681, 985, 1151, 1304, 1356, 1480, Lindenmaier, Michael P., 1261 1556 Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 197, 198, 199, MacPherson, Brian R., 214 206, 236, 260, 303, 338, 340, 343, 345, Magalini, Sabina C., 236 358, 361, 494, 636, 671, 675, 796, 808, Magalini, Sergio I., 236 890, 1012, 1080, 1081, 1087, 1102, 1104, Magill’s medical guide, 713

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Magner, Lois N., 418, 439, 1111, 1121 MedEdPORTAL (AAMC), 531, 550, 560, 821 Mahy, Brian W. J., 240 MedHist (Wellcome Library), 56 Mailman, Richard B., 1556 Medical abbreviations and eponyms, 203, 204 Maisonneuve, 1297 Medical and health care books and serials in print, Malaria Atlas Project (MAP), 967, 1540 25 Malone, Patrick M., 1196 Medical and health information directory, 296 The managed health care dictionary, 247, 852 Medical books and serials in print, 25 A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), 283, 799 dissertations, 355 Medical dictionary (MedlinePlus), 189, 192, 720, Manual of laboratory and diagnostic tests, 326, 1074 327, 345 Medical dictionary in six languages, 208 A manual of orthopaedic terminology, 248 The Medical directory: London, provinces, Wales, Marcinko, David E. 233, 231, 822, 848 Scotland, Ireland, abroad, Navy, Army & Air Marcovitch, Harvey, 180, 1067 Force, 274 Markides, Kyriakos S., 135, 692 Medical discoveries: Who and when, 384 Markman, Maurie, 302, 464 Medical Economics Company, 195 Marks, Stephen P., 1015 Medical encyclopedia (MedlinePlus), 172, 532, Maro Publ., 815 715 Marshak, Helen Hopp, 1488 Medical ethics: Codes, opinions, and statements, Marshall Cavendish, 141, 689 605 Martin Dunitz, 1363 Medical fi rsts: From Hippocrates to the human Martin, E. A., 1070 genome, 384, 385 Martin, Edward A., 363, 444 Medical Group Management Association, 497, 892 Martin, Emily, 1414 Medical heritage library, 26, 53, 386 Martin, Lipsky S., 677 Medical humanities dissertations, 27, 404, 579, Martindale, William, 1299 834, 1048, 1201 Martindale: The complete drug reference, 1299 Medical Library Association (MLA), 6, 10, 11, 17, Martini, Luciano, 127 19, 277, 325, 379, 403, 416, 437, 487, 563, Martyniuk, Joy S., 11 633, 643, 650, 653, 743, 919, 1045, 1110, Mason, Pamela, 1247 1197, 1548 Matcha, Duane A., 862, 933 The Medical Library Association consumer health Matsumoto, David Ricky, 1344 reference service handbook, 665 Mayo Clinic, 664, 690 The Medical Library Association encyclopedic guide Mayo Clinic family health book, 714 to searching and fi nding health information on MCAT (Medical College Admission Test), 283, 799 the Web, 9, 666 McClure, Lucretia W., 6 The Medical Library Association essential guide to McCracken, Giles, 793 becoming an expert searcher, 330 McCullough, Laurence B., 576, 611 The Medical Library Association guide to cancer McDonald, Peter, 255 information, 667 McFarland, 116, 683, 1503 The Medical Library Association guide to fi nding McFerran, Tanya A., 1070 out about complementary and alternative medi- McGill- Queen’s University Press, 393 cine, 4, 5, 649, 650 McGraw- Hill, 109, 182, 307, 324, 372, 679, The Medical Library Association guide to health 1069, 1095, 1196, 1444, 1467, 1595 literacy, 328, 729, 1097 McGrew, Margaret P., 372 The Medical Library Association guide to managing McGrew, Roderick E., 372 health care libraries, 6, 329 McGuffi n, Michael, 1235 The Medical Library Association’s master guide to McHenry, Lawrence C., 421, 1409 authoritative information resources in the health McKee, Phillip H., 220 sciences, 10, 28 McKenna, Dennis J., 1238 Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System McKusick, Victor A., 308, 339 (MEDLARS), 90 McPhee, Stephen J., 109, 679 Medical meanings: A glossary of word origins, 249 McQueen, Charlene, 1582 Medical phrase index, 190 MDGs (Millennium Development Goals), 520, The medical practitioners in medieval England, 452 956, 1519 Medical records and the law, 606, 870, 1023

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Medical reference works, 1679– 1966, 11 Melloni’s illustrated dictionary of the musculoskel- Medical response to terrorism, 1456 etal system, 250 Medical school admission requirements, U.S.A. and Melloni’s illustrated medical dictionary, 191 Canada, 263, 266, 268, 281, 286, 297, 550 Melnick, Daniel, 504, 893 Medical statistics from A to Z, 500, 1492 Mendelian inheritance in man, 308, 339 Medical writing: A guide for clinicians, educators, Men’s health (MedlinePlus), 562, 760 and researchers, 356 Mental disorders of the new millennium, 1002 Medical/health sciences libraries on the web, 280 Mental health in America: A reference handbook, Medically speaking, 542 1392, 1457 Medicare handbook, 730, 871, 1024 Mental health, United States, 888, 1417 Medicinal plants of the world, 1195, 1267 The mental measurements yearbook, 1393 Medicine, health, and bioethics: Essential primary MEPS Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (AHRQ), sources, 29, 580, 1442 462, 493, 877, 889, 914 Medicine, literature and eponyms, 173 Merck Index Online, 1269 Medicine: A bibliography of bibliographies, 30 The Merck manuals, 331, 332, 731 Medicine: An illustrated history, 387 Merriam- Webster’s medical dictionary, 189, 192 Medicine in America: A short history, 388 MeSH medical subject headings, 10, 28, 47, 51, Medicine in quotations, 542 52, 67, 76, 85, 87, 330, 498, 531, 557, 560, MedicineNet.com, 201, 721 569, 578, 581, 782, 821, 857, 858, 1047, MedicinesComplete, 1198, 1219, 1241, 1259, 1052, 1054, 1082, 1231, 1322 1260, 1263, 1268, 1290, 1294, 1296, 1299, Meslin, Eric M., 610 1594 Methods in enzymology, 313 Medieval science, technology, and medicine, 389 Meyers, Linda D., 1166 MEDLARS (Medical Literature Analysis and Re- Meyers, Robert A., 147 trieval System), 90 Meyler’s side effects of drugs, 1218 MEDLINE: A guide to effective searching in Mezey, Mathy Doval, 688, 1061 PubMed® and other interfaces, 330 Micheli, Lyle J., 153, 697 MedlinePlus, 85, 1054 Micromedex products, 1055, 1205, 1573 Anatomy videos, 740 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), 520, Biodefense and bioterrorism, 742, 1522, 1523 956, 1519 Dental health, 746, 819 Miller, Benjamin Frank, 187, 1073 Directories, 267, 285, 290, 724, 748, 800 Miller, Jeffrey H., 131 Disaster preparation and recovery, 742, 749, Miller, Richard Lawrence, 680, 1211 1522, 1523, 1525 Millodot, Michel, 238, 239 Drug abuse, 750, 1034, 1192, 1420, 1526 Mills, Don, 265 Drugs, supplements, and herbal information, Milne, G. W. A., 1227 752, 1317 Misra, D., 488, 886, 910, 1512 Find a library, 267, 290 MIT CogNet, 174, 1003 Health facilities, 754 The MIT encyclopedia of communication disorders, Health fraud, 755, 1036 174 Health statistics, 485, 498, 951 The MIT encyclopedia of the cognitive sciences, Health system, 756, 909, 965, 1038, 1538 1003, 1348 International health, 965, 1038, 1538 MIT Press, 174, 1003 Medical dictionary, 189, 192, 720, 1074 Mitcham, Carl, 586 Medical encyclopedia, 172, 532, 715 Mitchell, Deborah R., 115 Men’s health, 562, 760 MLA. See Medical Library Association (MLA) Nutrition, 733, 765, 1181, 1187 MLANET (Medical Library Association), 563, 643 Videos of surgical procedures, 37, 774 Modern nutrition in health and disease, 1179 MedTerms dictionary, 201, 721 Modeste, Naomi N., 1488 MedWatch (FDA), 759, 1321 Moffat, Anthony C., 1241, 1594 Melloni, Biagio John, 191, 205, 250, 1075 Mohapatra, Asish, 1557 Melloni’s illustrated dictionary of medical abbrevia- Mollet, Annette, 1222 tions, 203, 205, 1075 Money for graduate students in the health sciences, Melloni’s illustrated dictionary of obstetrics and 333 gynecology, 251, 1076 Moorat, S. A. J., 396

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Moore, Elaine A., 115, 116, 682, 683 National Academies Press, 24, 31, 559, 564, Moore, Lisa, 116, 683 1166, 1421 Moore, Robert J., 397, 436 National Academy of Engineering, 24, 31, 559, Moorhead, Sue, 1099 564, 1421 Morgan Quitno Corporation, 883 National Academy of Sciences, 24, 31, 436, 456, Morman, Edward T., 1498 559, 564, 1170, 1421 Morse, David H., 6 National Agricultural Library, 637, 672, 925, Morton, Ian, 1220 1128, 1130, 1132, 1172, 1186, 1446 Morton, Leslie T., 397, 405, 436 National Cancer Institute (NCI), 94, 99, 189, 225, Morton’s medical bibliography, 397, 405 252, 468, 492, 495, 507, 512, 533, 551, 565, Mosby, 68, 224, 248, 391, 412, 655, 675, 686, 719, 720, 741, 744, 761, 911, 976, 1059, 757, 777, 790, 803, 811, 814, 1022, 1099, 1074, 1465, 1537, 1559, 1576, 1578 1101, 1106, 1117, 1215, 1404 National Cancer Insitute SEER (Surveillance Epide- Mosby’s dental dictionary, 795 miology and End Results), 62 Mosby’s dental drug reference, 732, 807, 1270 National Center for Biotechnology Information Mosby’s diagnostic and laboratory test reference, (NCBI), 3, 79, 85, 86, 89, 91, 93, 94, 107, 334 339, 584, 627, 669, 782, 783, 784, 841, Mosby’s dictionary of medicine, nursing & health 917, 918, 929, 968, 975, 1040, 1054, 1056, professions, 193, 1077 1058, 1059, 1136, 1138, 1207, 1208, 1336, Mosby’s drug reference for health professions, 1271 1338, 1458, 1464, 1574, 1575, 1576 Mosby’s manual of diagnostic and laboratory tests, National Center for Complementary and Alterna- 326, 327, 344, 345, 1098 tive Medicine (NCCAM), 73, 566 National Center for Environmental Health, 1541 Mosby’s medical dictionary, 194, 1078 National Center for Health Statistics, 63, 71, 462, Moss, Gerard P., 1275, 1589 473, 481, 482, 486, 488, 499, 501, 502, Mullan, Fitzhugh, 1499 513, 517, 877, 879, 880, 881, 885, 886, Mulligan, Pamela Khipple, 229 908, 910, 958, 1183, 1429, 1430, 1431, Mullner, Ross M., 844 1468, 1507, 1508, 1511, 1512, 1514, 1524, Multilingual glossary of technical and popular 1535 medical terms in nine European languages, 209 National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Mulvihill, John J., 308 517, 958, 1431, 1524 494 890 1122 Munro, Barbara Hazard, , , National Dental Association, 812 Munro’s statistical methods for health care research, National drug code directory, 773, 1209, 1300, 494, 890, 1122 1315, 1323 Murray, Christopher J. L., 476, 480, 945, 949 National Geographic Society, 1246 Murray, T. J., 542, 543 National guideline clearinghouse (NGC), 74, 335, 669, 898 N National Human Genome Research Institute, 189, NAACCR (North American Association of Central 567, 621, 625, 628, 720, 753, 1039, 1041, Cancer Registries), 512 1074 NACC (North American Collaborating Center), 71 National Information Center on Health Services Nadel, Lynn, 983 Research and Health Care Technology (NICH- Nahler, Gerhard, 1222 SR), 80, 832, 915, 1542 Nahrwold, David L., 366 National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Nakajima, Nina, 1441 Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), 84 NANDA (North American Nursing Diagnosis As- National Institute of Environmental Health Sci- sociation), 68, 1099, 1101 ences, 626, 1543 NANDA, NOC, and NIC linkages, 68 National Institute of Mental Health, 888, 1417, Nanstiel, Barbara, 1200 1422, 1544 NARA (Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews), 105, National Institute of Nursing Research, 1123 1137 National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), 1545 Narins, Brigham, 169, 638, 710, 716, 1063, National Institutes of Health (NIH). See National 1065 Library of Medicine (NLM) NASA (U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Ad- AIDSinfo, 243, 546, 648, 737, 751, 1203, ministration), 98 1316, 1564, 1577

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National Institutes of Health (NIH) (continued) HSR information central, 484, 492, 823, 884, Bioethics resources on the web, 618, 628, 911, 915, 1427, 1509, 1537, 1542 1033, 1041 Images from the history of medicine, 382 Offi ce of Rare Diseases, 88, 338, 571, 573, IUPAC glossary of terms used in toxicology, 671, 762, 768 1591 Online bioethics resources, 567, 625, 628, List of serials indexed for online users, 47 1039, 1041 LiverTox, 84 Online mendelian inheritance in man (OMIM), LocatorPlus, 35, 36, 47, 51, 52, 55, 67, 87, 339 376, 377, 1047, 1332 National League for Nursing, 101, 837, 1050, Motion pictures and videocassettes about the 1052, 1083, 1084 public health service and its agencies, 36 National Library of Medicine (NLM) National Library of Medicine guide to fi nding Abridged index medicus, 81 health information, 12, 670 Bioethics information resources, 615 NLM resource lists and bibliographies, 38 Catalog, 55, 87 OLDMEDLINE data, 90 Citing medicine, 347 Profi les in science, 434 Classifi cation, 67, 87 PubChem, 107 Current bibliographies in medicine, 38 Publications catalog, 39 DailyMed, 634, 751, 1191, 1203, 1316, 1564 Resources on the History of Psychiatry, 1414 Dietary supplement label database, 1135, TOXLINE, 1579 1202, 1563, 1577 Training center, 66, 336, 1606 Digital collections, 369, 553 Turning the pages online, 392, 538 Directory of history of medicine collections, National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/ 410 LM), 570 Diseases of the mind, 1405, 1419 National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD), Fact sheet, 48, 91, 276, 723 88, 338, 571, 646, 671, 762, 768 Fact sheet, access to audiovisual materials, 35, National Patient Safety Foundation (NPFS), 763, 376 916, 1124 FAQ drug information, 1319 National Quality Measures Clearinghouse Finding and using health statistics, 475, 823, (NQMC), 335, 669, 898, 917 944, 1427 National Research Council, 24, 31, 559, 564, Gallery of mobile apps and sites, 93, 392, 538, 1166, 1170, 1421 546, 561, 584, 634, 648, 668, 737, 751, National Science Digital Library (NSDL), 521 758, 784, 841, 929, 975, 1058, 1138, 1191, National Science Foundation (NSF), 557 1203, 1208, 1210, 1316, 1325, 1338, 1464, National Training Center and Clearinghouse 1555, 1564, 1572, 1575, 1581, 1618, 1620 (NTCC), 66, 336, 570, 1606 Gateway, 103 National vital statistics system (NVSS), 502, 1514 GenBank, 77 Natural medicines comprehensive database, 561, GeneTests, 78, 278, 316, 554 644, 668, 758, 1176, 1272 Genetics home reference, 658, 753 Natural standard, 561, 644, 664, 668, 758, GENE- TOX, 1565 1176, 1206, 1272 Guide to mental health motion pictures, 36, Nature Encyclopedia of the human genome, 175 1332 Nature Publishing Group, 140, 175 Health services research and public health Navarra, Tova, 123, 684 information programs, 823, 1427 Navin, Ava W., 640, 923, 1451 Health services research methodology core NCBI. See National Center for Biotechnology Infor- library recommendations, 831, 907, 1440, mation (NCBI) 1534 NCBi bookshelf, 80, 335, 347, 832 Historical anatomies on the web, 528 The NCBI handbook, 337 History of medicine digital collections, 19, 437 NCCAM (National Center for Complementary and History of medicine fi nding aids consortium, Alternative Medicine), 73, 566 378 NCI visuals online, 533 History of the health sciences World Wide Web Neal- Schuman, 8, 9, 10, 28, 328, 329, 665, 666, links, 379 667, 729, 1097, 1197 Household products database, 642, 1568 Negwer, Martin, 1228

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Nelson, Fred R. T., 248 North American Nursing Diagnosis Association Nelson, Lewis S., 1595, 1599 (NANDA), 68, 1099, 1101 Nerone, Barbara J., 350, 1094 Northwestern University, 525 NetAnatomy, 534 Norton, Neil Scott, 817 netLibrary, 123, 207, 684, 867, 950, 1168, 1174, Novartis, 535 1223, 1390, 1486, 1510, 1601 NPFS (National Patient Safety Foundation), 763, The Netter collection of medical illustrations, 535 916, 1124 Netter, Frank H., 535, 817 NQMC (National Quality Measures Clearing- Netter’s head and neck anatomy for dentistry, 817 house), 335, 669, 898, 917 Neurological eponyms, 253 NSDL (National Science Digital Library), 521 The new Blackwell companion to medical sociology, NSF (National Science Foundation), 557 828, 936, 1435 NTCC (National Training Center and Clearing- New Strategist Publications, 462, 877 house), 66, 336, 570, 1606 The new Walford guide to reference resources, 13 Nuland, Sherwin B., 432 New York Academy of Medicine Library, 54, 22, Nurse practitioner’s legal reference, 1025, 1100 446, 572, 1439 Nurse- midwifery: The birth of a new American New York Botanical Garden, 1599 profession, 1114 New York Public Library (NYPL), 26, 53, 386 Nursing history research resources, 1049, 1116, New York University (NYU), 83 1125 Newall, Carol A., 1198, 1263 Nursing home compare (HHS), 764 NGC (National Guideline Clearinghouse), 74, 335, Nursing interventions classifi cation (NIC), 68, 669, 898 1101 NIC (Nursing interventions classifi cation), 68, Nursing procedures and protocols, 1102 1101 Nursing studies index, 1057 Nicholi, Armand M., 1391 Nursing, Ahistorical bibliography, 1115 NICHSR (National Information Center on Health Nursing, the fi nest art: An illustrated history, 1117 Services Research and Health Care Technology), Nursing’s social policy statement, 597 80, 832, 915, 1542 Nutraceuticals: A guide for healthcare professionals, Nicolosi, Lucille, 260 1273 NIDA (National Institute on Drug Abuse), 1545 Nutrients A to Z, 1160 NIDDK (National Institute of Diabetes and Diges- Nutrition (MedlinePlus), 733, 765, 1181, 1187 tive and Kidney Diseases), 84 Nutrition: A reference handbook, 1180 NIH. See National Institutes of Health (NIH) Nutrition abstracts and reviews (NARA), 105, NLM. See National Library of Medicine (NLM) 1137 NLM resource lists and bibliographies, 38 Nutrition and diet therapy reference dictionary, NN/LM (National Network of Libraries of Medi- 1159 cine), 570 Nutrition and well- being A to Z, 1151 Nobel Prizes, 147, 229, 435, 447, 453 The nutrition desk reference, 733, 1181 NOC and NIC linkages to NANDA-I and clinical The nutrition source, 766, 1188 conditions, 1099 Nutrition.gov, 672, 1130, 1140, 1182, 1184, Norcross, John C., 1398 1186, 1190 NORD (National Organization for Rare Disorders), NVSS (National Vital Statistics System), 502, 1514 88, 338, 571, 646, 671, 762, 768 NYPL (New York Public Library), 26, 53, 386 NORD compendium of rare diseases and disorders, NYU (New York University), 83 338, 671 NORD guide to rare disorders, 88, 338, 671 O Nordberg, Gunnar, 1603 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 558, 624 Nordberg, Monica, 1591 Occupational Safety and Health Administration Nordquist, Joan, 830 (OSHA), 1546 Norman Publ., 391, 407 Ockene, Judith K., 319, 1450 Norman, Anthony W., 138 O’Daly, Anne, 141 Norman, Jeremy M., 405 OECD health data, 496, 891, 952 North American Association of Central Cancer Oermann, Marilyn H., 1107 Registries (NAACCR), 512 Offermanns, Stefan, 1216 North American Collaborating Center (NACC), 71 Offi ce of Dietary Supplements, 767, 1189

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Offi ce of Rare Diseases (NIH), 88, 338, 571, 573, The Oxford dictionary of sports science and medi- 671, 762, 768 cine, 256 Offi ce of the National Coordinator for Health Infor- The Oxford handbook of bioethics, 607 mation Technology (ONC), 79 The Oxford illustrated companion to medicine, 176 The offi cial ABMS directory of board certifi ed medi- Oxford reference online, 176, 256, 1004, 1070, cal specialists, 298 1487 Offi cial guide to graduate nursing programs, 1083, Oxford University Press, 176, 184, 218, 229, 1084 232, 253, 255, 256, 311, 322, 346, 349, The offi cial guide to the MCAT® exam, 297 426, 451, 477, 600, 607, 790, 792, 924, Offi cial guide to undergraduate and graduate nurs- 946, 990, 1004, 1070, 1153, 1180, 1264, ing programs, 1083, 1084 1345, 1353, 1355, 1370, 1398, 1485, 1487 OHCHR (United Nations High Commissioner for Ozarin, Lucy D., 1405, 1419 Human Rights), 590 Ohio State University Press, 1114 P OLDMEDLINE data (NLM), 90 P. B. Hoeber, Inc., 420 Olms, 23, 401, 529 Packard, Francis R., 420 OMIM (NIH), 308, 339 Pagana, Kathleen Deska, 334, 1098 Omnigraphics, Inc., 662 Pagana, Timothy James, 334, 1098 On the fabric of the human body, 525 Palmegiano, E. M., 400, 1496 ONC (Offi ce of the National Coordinator for Palmer, Christopher Ralph, 110, 242, 471 Health Information Technology), 79 Palmer, Richard, 396 OncoLink, 574, 769, 1126 Paloucek, Frank P., 1285, 1593, 1608 onco- MIM (Catalog of human cancer genes: McKu- Pan American Health Organization, 501, 941, 950, sick’s Mendelian inheritance in man for clinical 969, 1430, 1501, 1510, 1547 and research oncologists), 308, 339 Pan American Sanitary Bureau, 950, 1510 150 years of caring: A pictorial history of the Papadakis, Maxine A., 109, 679 American Pharmaceutical Association, 1313 Papier, Art, 222, 524 One hundred years of American psychiatry, 1413 Paradigm Publications, 210 O’Neil, Edward, 937, 1436, 1495 Parascandola, John, 1305 Online bioethics resources (NIH), 567, 625, 628, Parfi tt, Kathleen, 1299 1039, 1041 Parker, Richard G., 938 Online Mendelian inheritance in man (NIH), 339 1168 Open University Press, 1470 Parkin, Kirk, Ophthalmic drug facts: ODF, 1274 Parsons, Robert P., 420 Ophthalmic eponyms, 254 Parthenon, 185, 191, 205, 234, 250, 251, 368, Oppenheimer, Ernst, 535 537, 1007, 1075, 1076, 1213, 1583, 1598 Opus Communications, 262 Partners in information access for the public health Organic- chemical drugs and their synonyms, 1227, workforce, 919, 1548 1228 patientINFORM, 646 Organisation for Economic Co- operation and De- Patients’ rights in the age of managed health care, velopment (OECD), 496, 891, 952 734, 872, 1026 SourceOECD, 496, 891, 952 Patil, Popat N., 1306 Ornelas, Kriemhild Coneè, 1165 Patrias, Karen, 347 Oryx Press, 161, 443, 652, 700 Patterson, Richard M., 1001 OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Adminis- Patty, F. A., 1587, 1607 tration), 1546 Patty’s industrial hygiene, 1587, 1607 Osiris, 40 Patty’s toxicology, 1587, 1607 Osler, Sir William, 393, 407, 543 Payne, P. R., 1470 Osselton, M. David, 1241, 1594 Payne- James, Jason, 986 O’Toole, Marie T., 194, 1078 PDQ (Physician Data Query), 252 O’Toole, Tara Jeanne, 1433 PDR. See Physicians’ desk reference (PDR) series Otten, Jennifer J., 1166 Pearce, John, 253, 413, 1406 Ovid Technologies, 103 Pehler, Shelley- Rae, 128 The Oxford companion to the mind, 1004 Peiperl, Laurence, 323, 1536 Oxford dictionary of medical quotations, 255 Pennington, Jean A. Thompson, 1164

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PEP archive (Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing), PLoS. See Public Library of Science (PLoS) 1327 PMC (PubMed® Central), 48, 91, 92 Pergamon, 978 PMIC (Practice Management Information Corp.), Perlman, Adam, 123, 684 190 Perry, Nathan W., 1381 Podda, Maurizio, 145 Pescosolido, Bernice A., 342 Pohanish, Richard P., 1612 Pessar, Linda, 1386 Poisoning & drug overdose, 1598, 1609 Peterson’s graduate programs in business, education, Poisoning and toxicology handbook, 1285, 1593, health, information studies, law and social work, 1608 269, 299 Pollack, Burton R., 806, 1018 Peterson’s nursing programs, 1085 POPLINE (Population Information Online), 106, Petrucelli, R. Joseph, 387 928, 974, 1459 Pfaller, Michael A., 217 Porta, Miquel S., 1485 Pharmaceutical medicine dictionary, 1229 Porter, Roy, 367, 411, 415 Pharmaceutical Press, 348, 1198, 1219, 1225, Portrait of health in the United States, 504, 893 1241, 1244, 1247, 1259, 1263, 1268, 1273, Post, Linda Farber, 598 1290, 1299, 1594 Post, Stephen Garrard, 585 Pharmaceutical Products Press, 1226 Power, Sir D’Arcy, 441 Pharmacopoeia of the People’s Republic of China, Powers, Bethel Ann, 1071 1301 Powers, John M., 803 Pharmacy in history, 1314 Pozgar, George D., 604, 1021 PHIL (Public Health Image Library), 536, 1500, PQDT (Proquest Dissertations and Theses), 27, 1550 404, 579, 834, 1048, 1201 Philippsborn, H. E., 1157 A practical dictionary of Chinese medicine, 210 Phillipson, J., 1198, 1263 A practical guide to global health service, 937, Physician characteristics and distribution in the 1436, 1495 U.S., 503 Practice Management Information Corp. (PMIC), Physician compensation and production survey, 190 497, 892 Praeger, 257, 390, 853, 862, 933, 1002, 1460, Physician data query (PDQ), 252 1462 Physician socioeconomic statistics, 497 Praeger handbook of Black American health, 1460 Physicians’ desk reference (PDR) series, 195, 686, Prentice Hall, 861, 932 770, 801, 1103, 1234, 1246, 1276, 1277, Prentice, Andrew, 1148 1278, 1279, 1280, 1281, 1282, 1283, 1284, Presidential commission for the study of bioethical 1394 issues, 629 electronic library, 1103, 1276, 1278, 1279, Princeton Review, 264, 284 1280, 1281, 1282, 1283, 1284, 1394 Procedure coding handbook for psychiatrists, 873, Phytochemical dictionary: A handbook of bioactive 1395 compounds from plants, 1275 Proctor and Hughes’ chemical hazards of the work- Piazza, Gina M., 315, 727 place, 1461, 1610 Pickett, Frieda Atherton, 732, 807, 1270 Proctor, Nick H., 1461, 1610 Pictorial Histories Publ. Co., 810 Professional guide to diseases, 340 Pilch, Richard F., 1474 Professional guide to signs & symptoms, 340, 1104 Pilgrim, David, 342 Profi les in science (NLM), 434 Pinnella, John W., 604, 1021 The Progressive Era’s health reform movement, 257, Pioneers of bacteriology, 433 390, 853 Piotrowski, Nancy A., 1005 Proquest dissertations and theses (PQDT), 27, 404, Plagues and politics: The story of the United States 579, 834, 1048, 1201 Public Health Service, 1499 ProQuest statistical abstract of the United States, Plante, Thomas G., 1002 505, 894 Plarr, Victor, 441 Pryse- Phillips, William, 218 Plarr’s lives of the fellows of the Royal College of PsychiatryOnline, 676, 996, 1292, 1328, 1329, Surgeons of England, 441 1374, 1377, 1402 Plenum Press, 142, 159, 320, 1372, 1479, 1481 Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing (PEP) Ar- Plichta, Stacey Beth, 494, 890, 1122 chive, 1327

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Psychodynamic diagnostic manual (PDM), 1286, Reference Service Press, 333 1335 Regenstriet Institute, 79 The psychologist’s companion: A guide to writing Remington, Joseph P., 1219 scientifi c papers for students and researchers, Remington: The science and practice of pharmacy, 1397 1219 Psychologists’ desk reference, 1398 Repertorium commentationum a societatibus lit- Psychology & mental health, 1005 terariis editarum, 32 Psychology Press, 1348 Research centers directory, 270, 300 PsycINFO, 1337 Research Libraries Group, 402 PubChem (NLM), 107 Resource guide for disaster medicine and public Public health genomics (CDC), 1549 health, 54, 572, 1443 Public health image library (PHIL), 536, 1500, Resources for nursing research: An annotated bibli- 1550 ography, 1105 Public health in the 21st century, 1462 Resources on the history of psychiatry (NLM), The public health law manual, 1027, 1463 1414 Public health law program (CDC), 1042, 1551 Reuss, Jeremias David, 32 Public Library of Science (PLoS), 48, 49, 91, 92 The review of natural products, 1250, 1254, 1289 Publishing and presenting clinical research, 358 Rhodes, Lorna A., 1414 PubMed®, 94, 929, 975, 1058, 1059, 1138, Rhodes, Rosamond, 577, 972 1139, 1208, 1338, 1464, 1575, 1576 Richards, Daniel T., 6 PubMed® Central (PMC), 48, 49, 84, 91, 92, 369, Riegelman, Richard K., 343 782 Riekert, Kristin A., 319, 1450 Purich, Daniel L., 313 Rifkin, Benjamin A., 530 Puskar- Pasewicz, Margaret, 1141 The rights of patients: The authoritative ACLU Putnam, 1113 guide to the rights of patients, 609, 674, 1028 Ring, Malvin E., 811 Q Ritchey, Ferris Joseph, 235 Quackwatch, 630, 673, 755, 1036, 1043 Roach, William H., 606, 870, 1023 Quah, Stella R., 1483 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 469, 882, 901, Quarterly cumulative index medicus, 20 903, 1505 Quintessence Publishing Company, 806, 813, Roberts, Charlotte A., 451 1018 Roberts, Michael C., 1379, 1390 The quotable Osler, 543 Robinson, R. H. O. B., 441 Rockefeller University Press, 357 R Rodin, Alvin E., 173 R. E. Krieger, 173 Rodrick, Gary Eugene, 1171, 1445 Rabow, Michael W., 109 Rogers, Anne, 342 Rakel, Robert E., 312 Roget, Nancy A., 155 Ralston, D. Christopher, 612 Rognehaugh, Richard, 247, 852 Ramachandran, V. S., 157 Röhrl, Boris, 23, 401, 529 Ramirez, Luis F., 1399 Roitt, Ivan M., 1 Random House, 264, 284, 677, 726 Roland, Charles G., 406, 407 Rapport, Lisa, 1273 Romaine, Deborah S., 701 Raskin, Stephen P., 534 Rondinelli, Robert D., 60, 317 Rating scales in mental health, 1399 Rose, Vernon E., 1607 Rational phytotherapy: A reference guide for physi- Rosen, George, 1498 cians and pharmacists, 1287 Rosenthal, Walter, 1216 Raven Press, 208 Ross, Ivan A., 1195 Rawat, Rajiv, 922 Ross, James Paterson, 441 Raymond, Janice L., 1178 Ross, Lawrence M., 214 Red book: Pharmacy’s fundamental reference, 1288 Rossoff, Irving S., 1213, 1583 Rees, Alan M., 652, 654 Rotella, David P., 1239 Reference and information services in health sci- Rothfeld, Glenn S., 701 ences libraries, 6 Rouse, Beatrice A., 504, 893 Reference and Research Services, 830 Rousseaux, Colin George, 1600

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Routledge, 367, 389, 938, 995, 1008, 1142, Sarg, Michael J., 215, 718 1349 Sarubin- Fragakis, Allison, 1176 Routledge encyclopedias of the middle ages series, Saukko, Pekka J., 987 389 Saunders, 186, 187, 196, 203, 204, 211, 312, Routledge handbook of global public health, 938 344, 423, 817, 1072, 1073, 1079, 1106, Rovner, Julie, 846 1178 Rowe, Raymond C., 1259 Saunders nursing drug handbook, 1106 Rowman and Littlefi eld, 30 Saver, Cynthia, 1086 Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, Savitt, Todd Lee, 457 1268, 1296 Sax’s dangerous properties of industrial materials, Royal Society of Chemistry (Great Britain), 1129, 1461, 1604, 1610, 1611 1269, 1434, 1562, 1590 Say it in Spanish, 211, 1079 Royal Society of London, 32 Scarecrow Press, 34, 400, 416, 435, 487, 930, Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), 274 1441, 1496, 1497 Rozensky, Ronald H., 1381 Schaie, K. Warner, 1389 Rubin, Melvin L., 228 Scharnow, Hans- Georg, 1228 Ruckpaul, Klaus, 188 Scheid, Rickne C., 808 Ruiz, Pedro, 1416 Scheier, Lawrence M., 311, 349, 1370 Rupp, Mark E., 310, 1089 Schiller, Francis, 450 Rush, A. John, 1387 Schmidt, Chester W., 873, 1395 Rutkow, Ira M., 361, 391 Schmidt, H. Joachim, 258, 854, 1493 Ryan, Francis, 865, 1090 Schmidt, J. E., 384, 1006 Schmidt, Robert F., 151 S Schmidt, Ronald H., 1171, 1445 Saba, Virginia K., 1088 Schmidt, Ulrike, 1384 Sacks, Michael H., 1331 Schnall, Janet, 1046 Sadock, Benjamin J., 1347, 1416 Scholar Educational Systems (SES), 534 Sadock, Virginia A., 1416 Schullian, Dorothy M., 18, 395 Sage eReference, 44, 149 Schulte, Erik, 214 The SAGE handbook of developmental disorders, Schulz, Richard, 113, 1060 1400 Schulz, Volker, 1287 The SAGE handbook of health care ethics, 610 Schumacher, Udo, 214 The Sage handbook of health psychology, 341, Schünke, Michael, 214 1401 Schwab, M., 121 The SAGE handbook of mental health and illness, Schwartz, Richard B., 1456 342 Science and technology in medicine, 424 Sage Publications, 44, 45, 122, 125, 128, 135, Science.gov, 14 136, 143, 149, 153, 155, 341, 610, 692, Scientifi c and Technical Aerospace Reports (STAR), 695, 697, 842, 843, 844, 845, 865, 982, 98 1090, 1105, 1350, 1400, 1401, 1475, 1476, Scientifi c style and format: The CSE manual for 1478 authors, editors, and publishers, 357 Saint Catherine Press, 40 SciFinder (CAS), 95 Sajatovic, Martha, 114, 159, 1399, 1472, 1481 Scolar Press, 397, 405 Salem Press, 713, 1005 Scopus, 96 Salthouse, Timothy A., 1389 Scribner, 449, 1145 SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Scrivener, Laurie, 443 Services Administration), 680, 750, 772, 905, Sebastian, Anton, 185, 368 1034, 1192, 1211, 1361, 1420, 1423, 1526 Seccombe House, 265 Sammons, Vivian O., 430 Secic, Michelle, 351, 491 San Francisco Bay Area Regional Poison Control Secondary data sources for public health, 506, 895, Center, 1609 1437 San Francisco General Hospital, 323, 1536 Secondary sources in the history of Canadian medi- Sande, Merle A., 323, 1536 cine, 406 Santucci, Nina M., 604, 1021 SEER (Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results) Sardegna, Jill, 119 program, 468, 507

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SEER cancer statistics review, 468, 507 Slee, Debora A., 258, 854, 1493 Segen, J. C., 224 Slee, Vergil N., 258, 854, 1493 Segen, Joseph C., 182, 1069 Slee’s health care terms, 258, 854, 1493 A select bibliography of medical biography, 454 Sloane, Sheila B., 196 Selesnick, Sheldon T., 1410 Sloane, Sheila B., 204 Selin, Helaine, 371 Sloane’s medical word book, 196 Selinus, O., 1482, 1586 Smallman- Raynor, Matthew, 924 Sentz, Lilli, 1119 Smith, Barry H., 148 Servier Research Group, 1404 Smith, Jim, 1169 SES (Scholar Educational Systems), 534 Smith, Raymond A., 111 Shackleton, Emma, 522 Smoking and health resource library (CDC), 771, Shahrokh, Narriman C., 1339, 1357 1552 Shapiro, Fred R., 544 Sneader, Walter, 1307 Shapiro, Steven, 152 Snodgrass, Mary Ellen, 1066, 1112, 1503 Sharon, Michael, 1160 SNOMED (Systematized Nomenclature of Medi- Sheld, Harrison H., 251, 1076 cine), 68, 69, 79, 1088, 1101 Shepard, Thomas H., 1240 Snow, Bonnie, 1197 Sheskey, Paul J., 1259 Snyder, L. Michael, 345, 675 Shi, Leiyu, 864 Society for the History of Technology, 402 Shiel, William C., 201, 721 Somer, Elizabeth, 733, 1181 Shih, Richard, 1599 Sommer, Francis E., 18, 395 Shike, Moshe, 1179 Sommer, Marni, 938 Shils, Maurice E., 1179 Sonnedecker, Glenn, 1312 Shklar, Gerald, 813, 815 Source book in bioethics, 608, 1029 Shoe String Press, 277 A sourcebook of dental medicine, 815 A short history of neurology, 421 The Sourcebook of medical illustration, 537 A short title catalogue of eighteenth century printed SourceOECD, 496, 891, 952 books in the National Library of Medicine, 18, Sournia, Jean- Charles, 422 395 Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 594, Shorter, Edward, 1355, 1411 1013 Shortliffe, Edward Hance, 306 Southern Illinois University Press, 609, 674, 1028 Shumaker, Sally A., 319, 1450 Southwestern medical dictionary, 212 Shuman, Daniel W., 971, 1366 Spaeth, Kenneth R., 307, 1444 Sibley, David Robert, 1255, 1383 Special populations, 1391, 1553 Siegel, Jay A., 987 Specialized Information Services (SIS), 1135, Siegler, Eugenia L., 688, 1061 1202, 1443, 1527, 1563, 1577, 1581, 1615, Sigma Theta Tau International, 310, 1086, 1089 1618 Silberman, Edward K., 1386 Sperry, Len, 1008, 1349 Silvers, Anita, 577, 972 Spilker, Bert, 208 Simmons, John Galbraith, 431 Spon Press, 227, 1484 Simon, Robert I., 971, 1366 Sport Information Resource Centre (SIRC), 108 Singer, Peter, 591 SPORTDiscus (EBSCO), 108 Singh, Douglas A., 864 Springer, 58, 75, 100, 102, 113, 114, 117, 121, Sir William Osler: An annotated bibliography with 124, 148, 151, 162, 188, 231, 233, 237, illustrations, 407, 543 304, 306, 319, 350, 356, 359, 424, 601, SIRC (Sport Information Resource Centre), 108 612, 685, 688, 822, 848, 868, 980, 981, SIS (Specialized Information Services), 1135, 1000, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1071, 1088, 1094, 1202, 1443, 1527, 1563, 1577, 1581, 1615, 1107, 1109, 1119, 1154, 1216, 1287, 1351, 1618 1412, 1449, 1450, 1472, 1585, 1599 Sittig, Marshall, 1612 Springhouse Corp, 1025, 1100 Sittig’s handbook of toxic and hazardous chemicals Srodin, Sharon, 1199 and carcinogens, 1612 Stach, Brad A., 219 Skolnick, Phil, 1255, 1383 Stahl, Michael J., 45, 843 Skrondal, Anders, 466 Standard acupuncture nomenclature (WHO), 213, Sledge, William H., 991, 1331 259

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Stanovich, John E., 1196 Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Stansfi eld, William D., 229 (SNOMED), 68, 69, 79, 1088, 1101 STAR (Scientifi c and technical aerospace reports), Szilagyi, Peter G., 303, 1087 98 State and metropolitan area data book, 474 T State cancer legislative database program (SCLD), Tabakov, Slavik, 146 976, 1465, 1578 Taber, Clarence Wilbur, 200 State medical licensure requirements and statistics, Taber’s cyclopedic medical dictionary, 200 508, 547, 614, 739, 1030, 1032 Talbot, C. H., 452 State profi les on women’s health, 488 Taliaferro Blauvelt, Carolyn, 248 State snapshots (AHRQ), 920 Tamayose, Teri S., 1488 Statistical abstract (U.S. Census), 509 Tamir, Snait, 1156 Statistical abstract of the United States, 474 Tansey, E. M., 425 Statistical handbook on infectious diseases, 510, Tatro, David S., 1250 1466 Taylor & Francis, 183, 305, 418, 1156, 1167, Statistical record of health and medicine, 511, 1168, 1173, 1174, 1199, 1275, 1285, 1593, 1515 1608 Stedman, Thomas Lathrop, 197, 198, 199, 206, Taylor, John, 1245 796, 1080, 1081 Taylor, Robert B., 356 Stedman’s dental dictionary, 796 Taylor, Selwyn, 441 Stedman’s medical abbreviations, acronyms & sym- Templeton, Douglas M., 1591 bols, 206, 1080 Terminology of communication disorders, 260 Stedman’s medical dictionary, 197 Textbook of nervous diseases, 421 Therapeutic Research Faculty, 644, 1272 Stedman’s medical dictionary for the health profes- Thesaurus ethics in the life sciences, 588 sions and nursing, 197, 198, 206, 1080, 1081 Thieme atlas of anatomy, 214 Stedman’s medical eponyms, 199 Thieme Medical, 214 Stein, Alice P., 1119 Thomas, 384 Steinbock, Bonnie, 607 THOMAS (LOC), 977 Stellman, Jeanne Mager, 1471 Thomas, Clayton L., 200 Sternberg, Karin, 1397 Thomas, Richard K., 482, 881 Sternberg, Robert J., 1397 Thompson, C. J. S., 375 1113 Stewart, Isabel Maitland, Thompson, Laurie L., 10, 28 Stieb, Ernst Walter, 1308 Thomson Healthcare, 770, 1277, 1279, 1283, Stockley’s drug interactions, 1268, 1290 1284, 1288 Stöppler, Melissa Conrad, 201, 721 Thomson Medical Economics, 1276, 1394 Stover, Patrick J., 1175 Thomson Reuters, 72, 97, 1055, 1205, 1279, Stratton, Stephen E., 137, 693 1573 Strauss, Maurice B., 542 Thomson, Cynthia, 1176 Strickland, Bonnie B., 999 Thomson, Laurie L., 6 Stroud, Elaine Condouris, 1310 Thomson/Delmar Learning, 219, 824 Stuart, Mark, 348, 1244 Thomson/Gale, 29, 580, 1442 Studying a study & testing a test, 343 Thornton, John Leonard, 33, 454 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Thornton, Spencer P., 254 Administration (SAMHSA), 680, 750, 772, Thornton’s medical books, libraries, and collectors, 905, 1034, 1192, 1211, 1361, 1420, 1423, 33 1526 Tibayrenc, Michel, 139, 1477 Surgery: An illustrated history, 361, 391 Tierney, Lawrence M., 109, 679 Sutch, Richard, 490 Tietz clinical guide to laboratory tests, 326, 327, Sutker, Patricia B., 1372 334, 344, 345 Suttie, J. W., 1175 Timber Press, 1267 Sutton, Stephen, 341, 1401 Time Inc. Home Entertainment, 714 Swanson, Elizabeth A., 1099 Timmreck, Thomas C., 851, 1010, 1489 Swayne, Jeremy, 216 TNM classifi cation of malignant tumours, 58 Swienton, Raymond E., 1456 Tobia, Rajia, 10, 28

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Torrens, Paul R., 824 United States Adopted Names Council, 1230 Tox town, 1619 United States cancer statistics (CDC), 512 Toxic plants of North America, 1602, 1613 The United States pharmacopeia (USP), 1302, Toxics release inventory (TRI), 1580, 1616, 1617 1303 TOXLINE (NLM), 1579 United States Pharmacopeial Convention, 1170, TOXMAP, 1580, 1617 1230, 1302, 1303 TOXNET, 1581, 1618 Universal declaration on bioethics and human Tracking healthy people 2010, 486 rights (UNESCO), 631 Traditional medicine (WHO), 1322 University of Arizona Press, 212 Transforming Vesalius, 525 University of California Press, 323, 557, 690, Trease, George Edward, 1314 1144, 1536 Treasure, Janet, 1384 University of Chicago Press, 355, 522, 1403 TRI (Toxics release inventory), 1580, 1616, 1617 University of Copenhagen, 275 Triad Publ., 228 University of Iowa, 74, 280, 526, 556, 838 Triggle, David J., 1245 University of Michigan Center for the History of Trissel, Lawrence A., 1260 Medicine, 46 True, Bev- Lorraine, 1598 University of Michigan Press, 1162 Trugo, Luiz C., 1147 University of Oklahoma, 557 Truswell, A. Stewart, 1161 University of Pennsylvania, 574, 769, 1126 Truven Health Analytics, 1055, 1205, 1280, 1573 University of Pittsburgh, 27, 404, 579, 834, Tsiantoula, Stavroula, 207 1048, 1201 Tsur, Samuel A., 202 University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Library Tubbs, James B., Jr, 587, 589 System, 27 Turabian, Kate L., 355 University of Reading Library, 50, 398 Turkington, Carol, 115, 116, 139, 156, 682, 683, University of Rochester, 222, 524 698 University of Toronto Press, 922 Turner, J. Rick, 117, 981 University of Utah, 557 Turning the pages online (NLM), 392, 538 University of Washington, 78, 278, 316, 554 Twaddle, Andrew C., 860, 931 University of Wisconsin Population Health Insti- Tyler, Varro E., 647, 1291 tute, 469, 901, 1505 Tyler’s honest herbal, 647, 1291 University Publications of America, 593, 1011 Tyrl, Ronald J., 1602, 1613 Urdang, George, 1312 U.S. Agency for International Development (US- U AID), 106, 928, 974, 1459 Udvarhelyi, George, 414, 1407 U.S. Census Bureau, 470, 509 UICC (Union Internationale Contre le Cancer), 58 U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, UICC manual of clinical oncology, 58 905 Uijtdehaage, Sebastian, 557 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), 656, Ulrich’s periodicals directory, 25 1140, 1182, 1184, 1185, 1190 UMLS. See Unifi ed medical language system USDA nutrient data laboratory, 1140, 1182, (UMLS) 1184, 1190 UNAIDS Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/ U.S. Department of Energy, 14, 558, 624 AIDS, 590, 934, 1016 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epidemic, 137 (HHS) UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientifi c, HHS Data Council, 489, 887, 1513 and Cultural Organization), 631 Nursing home compare (HHS), 764 Unifi ed medical language system (UMLS), 69, 70, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 87 81 Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to U.S. Executive Offi ce of the President, 629 biomedical journals, 360 U.S. Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Union internationale contre le cancer (UICC), 58 Policy, 474 United Nations Educational, Scientifi c, and Cul- U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 759, 773, tural Organization (UNESCO), 631 1170, 1209, 1315, 1318, 1321, 1323 United Nations High Commissioner for Human U.S. Government Printing Offi ce (GPO), 16, 51, Rights (OHCHR), 590 362, 380, 1047

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U.S. health law and policy, 2001, 835, 973 Waltz, Vivian, 1348 U.S. health policy and politics: A documentary his- Wardwell, Walter I., 412 tory, 875 Warren, Catherine, 1331 U.S. National Academies, 24 Wataha, John C., 803 U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administra- Watstein, Sarah, 137, 510, 693, 1466 tion (NASA), 98 Watts, Jo, 1241, 1594 USDA nutrient data laboratory, 1140, 1182, 1184, Weaver, William Woys, 1145 1190 Web of Science (WoS), 96, 97 Using the pharmaceutical literature, 1199 Web- Based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting USP dictionary of USAN and international drug System (WISQARS), 499, 517, 1431 names, 1230, 1302 Webster, John G., 144 Webster, Raymond B., 428, 816, 1118 V Webster’s new world medical dictionary, 201, 721 The value of health: A history of the Pan American Weil, Andrew, 1599 Health Organization, 941, 1501 Weinberger, Bernhard Wolf, 778, 814 Van Deurzen, Emmy, 1350 Weindling, Paul, 383 van Furth, Eric, 1384 Weiner, Irving B., 979, 1388 Van Wyk, Ben- Erik, 1267 Weise, Frieda, 487 Vancouver Group. See International Committee of Weisfeld, Victoria D., 868 Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) Wellcome bibliography for the history of medicine, VandenBos, Gary R., 1341, 1342 408 Vanderburg, David, 1441 The Wellcome Historical Medical Library, 56, 394, Vanderburg, Esther, 1441 396, 402, 408, 452 Vanderburg, Willem H., 1441 Wellcome images: 2000 years of human culture, Veatch, Robert M., 608, 1029 540 Vesalius, Andreas, 385, 432, 525, 528 Wellcome Trust, 48, 51, 91, 967, 1047, 1540 Videos of surgical procedures (MedlinePlus), 37, Wendling, Dan, 347 774 West Group, 1006 Vier Bücher von menschlicher Proportion, 528 The Western medical tradition: 1800 to 2000, 425 Villanueva, Joyce Esperanza, 211 Western medicine: An illustrated history, 426 Villanueva, Maria Elena, 211, 1079 Wexler, Philip, 1557, 1584 Vincoli, Jeffrey W., 246, 1491 What your patients need to know about psychiatric Visible Human Project, 87, 539 medications, 676, 1292, 1328, 1402 Vohr, Hans- Werner, 162, 1585 Whitman, Barbara Y., 226 Volberding, Paul, 323, 1536 Whitworth, Judith A., 234 Volk, Ruti Malis, 667 WHO. See World Health Organization (WHO) WHO child growth standards, 513, 1183, 1468 W WHO drug information, 1324 W. W. Norton, 415 WHO family of international classifi cations, 71 Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 1163 WHO global infobase, 514, 516, 953, 954, 1516 Wagman, Richard J., 678 WHO historical collection, 409, 942, 1502 Walker, A., 414, 1407 WHO mortality data and statistics, 515 Walker, C. Eugene, 1379 Who Named It? website, 234 Wall, Patrick G., 1161 The whole brain atlas, 541 Wallace, Edwin, 1412 WHOLIS (World Health Organization), 57 Wallace, Robert B., 1467 Who’s who in medicine and healthcare, 301, 459, Wallace/Maxcy- Rosenau- Last public health and 859 preventive medicine, 1467 WHOSIS, 516, 519, 520, 954, 955, 956, 970, Wallach, Jacques B., 345, 675 1516, 1518, 1519 Wallach’s interpretation of diagnostic tests, 345, 675 Why not say it clearly: A guide to scientifi c writing, Wallevand, Karen, 714 356 Wallig, Matthew A., 1600 Wichtl, Max, 1261 Wallis, Faith, 389 Wickersheimer, Ernest, 452 Walsh, Raymond J., 534 Widdop, B., 1241, 1594 Walters, LeRoy, 578, 581, 608, 1029 Wildman, Robert E. C., 1173

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