Bibliografie, terminologie, przewodniki

Bibliografie
• David Small's Alzheimer Database: 1990-1994 ("Download this database and use a text editor or word processor to search for key words. Do not try to use your WWW browser which may not be up to the job because of the large size of the database.") (754K on 20 Jan. 1995).
  
• Bibliographic Databases (Seqanalref, Gentools, Population Genetics) gopher. (Seqanalref - Sequence Analysis Bibliographic Reference Data Bank; GenTools Bibliography; Bibliography of Theoretical Population Genetics)
  
• Bibliography of the Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States (searchable index).
  
• Bibliography of the Society of Neurosurgical Anesthesia and Critical Care (searchable index).
  
• Bibliography: Statistics on Allergic Diseases and Lung Diseases except Tuberculosis prepared October, 1995 by the National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine Gerald Tucker Memorial Medical Library.
  
• Kotlas, Carolyn. Bibliography formatting software: bibliography last revised: November 28, 1994.
  
• Bibliography of Recent Literature in Sleep Research and Clinical Practice.
  
• BiblioSleep (includes Sleep Research and Bibliography of Recent Literature in Sleep Research and Clinical Practice).
  
• BINAS Library Biosafety and risk assessment bibliography.
  
• Center for Investigative Neuroscience Reprint Database from Bowman Gray School of Medicine.
  
• Cost-Benefit bibliography by M.A. Kaufmann.
  
• Current Papers in Liver Disease: an annotated list of recent papers that relate to diseases of the liver edited by Howard J. Worman.
  
• National Center for Genome Resources Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Biotechnology ELSI: bibliography, an adaptation of the Kennedy Institute's Bibliography of bioethics.
  
• The Biomedical Resources bibliography from Field Guide to Sources On, About, and On the Internet.
• History of Women and Science, Health, and Technology: a Bibliographic Guide to the Professions and the Disciplines general editor: Phyllis Holman Weisbard; associate editor: Rima D. Apple. 2nd ed. Madison, Wisc.: University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian, 1993.
  
• Literature and medicine database at the NYU Medical Center Hippocrates Project.
  
• References and bibliography for "Guidelines for Serving Disabled Women" by Elaine Carty, Tali Conine, Angela Holbrook, and Lenore Riddell, published in Midwifery today 1993 Autumn; 27.
  
• Family Medicine Current Alert Articles from Mercer University School of Medicine's FAMNET.
  
• Emerson, Toni; Prothero, Jerry; Weghorst, Suzanne. Medicine and virtual reality: a guide to the literature (MedVR). HITL Technical Report No. B-94-1 I.
• Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Institut für Phonetik (FB11) Online Bibiliography: Phonetics / Speech Technology.
  
• Science Ethics Bibliography compiled by Vince Hamner.
  
  • Subject Guide to the Science Ethics Bibliography.
• Telemedicine bibliography: references to articles, books, and reports by Mary Moore.
  
• Scannell, Kristine M.; Perednia, Douglas A.; Kissman, Henry M. Telemedicine: past, present, future: January 1966 through March 1995 CBM 95-4. Bethesda, MD: National Library of Medicine, 1995.
  
• University of California, San Diego School of Medicine Learning Resources Center Virtual Reality - Multimedia Synthesis: Bibliography.
  
• Vocal Cord Dysfunction (VCD): When is Asthma not just Asthma?: a bibliography by the National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine Gerald Tucker Memorial Medical Library.
  
• Women's Health And Development: an annotated bibliography. Compiled by the Division of Publishing, Language and Library Services, Office of Library and Health Literature Services; with the collaboration of the Division of Family Health, Women, Health and Development Unit; Prepared for the 4th World Conference on Women, Beijing, 4-15 September 1995. Geneva: World Health Organization, 1995.
  

  Wskazowki

• African Index Medicus (AIM) experimental access provided by the World Health Organization and the Association for Health Information and Libraries in Africa.
  
• DIANA: an international human rights database established by the Schell Center, the Urban Morgan Institute for Human Rights, the Center for Electronic Text in the Law, the Yale Law Library and the University of Cincinnati College of Law Library.
  
• Eye Movement References from Medline.
  
• NCBI Genbank Medline Subset in Molecular Genetics.
  
• REHABDATA Literature Database produced by the National Rehabilitation Information Center.
  
• WHOLIS, the World Health Organization Library Information System, is a bibliographic database of WHO headquarters and regional office publications, periodical articles, technical and policy documents, and joint publications of WHO with other publishers and international organizations: the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), and the Council for International Organizations on Medical Sciences (CIOMS).
  

  Terminologia

• Breast Health/Breast Cancer Glossary from the EduCare Breast Health and Breast Cancer Network.
  
• American Brain Tumor Association's Dictionary for Brain Tumor Patients.
  
• The Dictionary of Cell Biology 2nd ed., editors J.M. Lackie and J.A.T. Dow. Academic Press, London. 1994.
  
• Centre for the Epidemiology of Infectious Disease's A Dictionary of Epidemiology.
  
• Genetics Glossary (portions of the glossary text were taken directly or modified from definitions in the U.S. Congress Office of Technology Assessment document: Mapping Our Genes The Genome Projects: How Big, How Fast? OTA-BA-373, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, April 1988).
  
• Glossary of biotechnology terms.
  
• Glossary of Diabetes Related Terms maintained by Donald A. Lehn at the University of Wisconsin Medical School.
  
• Glossary for healthcare standards by W. Ed Hammond. March 3, 1995.
  
• Psychiatry Glossary On-Line Psychiatry On-Line, 1995. Vol.1, Issue 7, Paper 1. Version 3.1.
  
• Glossary of technical and popular medical terms in eight European languages s commissioned by The European Commission and executed by Heymans Institute of Pharmacology and Mercator School, Department of applied Linguistics.
  
• Laura Larsson's Glossary of Recent Health Care Terms.
  
• Abbreviations and Glossary: Appendix G of Bringing Health Care Online: the Role of Information Technologies.
  
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Health Informatics Glossary of Terms.
  
• Medical Terminology and Abbreviations from the law firm of Bolte, Crisp, Tseng & Ramey.
  
• Telemedicine Glossary at the SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse.
  
• Virtual reality terms maintained by Joe Psotka and Sharon A. Davison.
  
• What is managed care? a glossary from the YOUR MONEY & YOUR LIFE: America's Managed Care Revolution WWW site.
  
• WHO Terminology Information System (WHOTERM).
  

  Artykuly

• International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals reprinted from New England Journal of Medicine 1991 Feb 7; 324(6): 424-428. Placed on the World-Wide Web by Neil A. Busis at his Neurosciences on the Internet site.
  
• Instructions to Authors from Key Health Services Journals maintained by Laura Larsson.
  

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