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Awards 2000
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Congratulations to the winners! This year's Research Section awards are for papers and posters given at MLA 2000. The Awards Committee was composed of Gary Byrd and Ruth Fenske.
- Best Research Paper Award Category
- Best Research Paper Award
Are Dragons Really Free? A Comparative Study of the Costs of Online Journal Access
Frances L. Chen, head, Collection Development, Arizona Health Sciences Library, The University of Arizona-Tuscon;
Judith L. Rieke, assistant director, Harley French Library, University of North Dakota-Grand Forks; and Paul Wrynn,
head, Collection Development, Ehrman Medical Library, New York University Medical Center-New York
- Best Research Paper Honorable Mention
Real-Time Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) Searching Instruction: a Randomized Controlled Trial in the Neonatal ICU (NICU)
Doreen R. Bradley, public services librarian; Patricia W. Martin, head, Electronic Services; Gurpreet Kaur Rana; Taubman Medical Library; and Robert E. Schumacher, Department of Pediatrics; University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
- Best Research Poster Award Category
- Best Research Poster Award
Representation and Uniqueness of Neonatology Acronyms in the UMLS
Ramak R. Amjad, post doctoral fellow; Timothy B. Patrick, assistant professor; Health Management and Informatics; MaryEllen Sievert,
professor, School of Information Science and Learning Technologies; University of Missouri-Columbia; Beth G. Carlin, McGoogan Library of Medicine/NNLM,
University of Nebraska Medical Center-Omaha; and John Pardalos, assistant professor, Child Health-Neonatology, University of Missouri-Columbia
- Best Research Poster Honorable Mention
Reference Statistics: Rethinking Data Collection in the Electronic Age
Kathleen Bauer, informatics fellow; and Lynne Sette, senior librarian, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library, Yale University, New Haven, CT
- Best New Researcher Award Category
- Best New Researcher Award
Comparing Credentialing Processes Across Professional Associations: a Benchmarking Study
Shelley A. McKibbon, reference librarian; and Martha C. Adamson, director, Libraries; Library, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center-Dallas
- Best New Researcher Honorable Mention
The NLM and Alternative Medicine: the Long History of a Trend
Catherine Arnott Smith, NLM medical informatics trainee, Center for Biomedical Information and School of Information Science, University of Pittsburgh
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