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[Online publishing in the Internet age].

J G Dørup¹, N H Gylstorff, J Lous

¹Aarhus Universitet, Institut for Biostatistik. jd@hi.au.dk

Ugeskrift for Laeger

|November 4, 2000

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The internet is increasing access to medical journals, posing challenges for researchers, publishers, and libraries. This paper explores resources and projects addressing these digital information management issues.

Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Scholarly Communication
Digital Libraries

Context:

The internet has dramatically increased the availability of full-text medical journal articles.
This digital shift presents new challenges and opportunities for researchers, publishers, and librarians.
Resource access models vary, including free access and complex licensing agreements between publishers and library consortia.

Purpose:

To present an overview of available resources for accessing medical literature.
To discuss national and international projects addressing the challenges of digital scholarly communication.
To explore how researchers, libraries, and publishers can adapt to the evolving information landscape.

Summary:

The paper examines the impact of the internet on the dissemination of medical journal articles.

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It highlights the difficulties researchers face in navigating numerous online resources.

It also addresses the evolving roles of libraries and publishers in managing and distributing scholarly information.

The study discusses various national and international initiatives aimed at tackling these issues.

Impact:

Provides insights into managing digital scholarly resources effectively.
Informs strategies for researchers, librarians, and publishers in the digital age.
Contributes to understanding the future of medical information access and dissemination.