การวิเคราะห์ความสอดคล้องของการจัดหาและความต้องการใช้วารสารของอาจารย์คณะแพทยศาสตร์ มหาวิทยาลัยเชียงใหม่ Consistency analysis between the journals’ subscription and the journals’ needs of Academic staffs from Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University
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The objectives of this study are 1) to determine the scholarly journal the medical faculty academic staffs need, including the quantity, the quality and the scope of content, and 2) to analyzed the consistency of the journal the medical faculty staffs need with the journal provided by the Medical Library. Survey was sent to 22 departments of Faculty of Medicine, to range the most wanted scholarly journal regardless of its existence in the database of the Medical Library. The results found that 14 departments had returned the survey with the total number of 415 journal titles. The top 9 from the nomination frequency and ranging was; 1) Human Reproduction 2) PLOS One 3) Journal of Hand Surgery 4) The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 5) The Lancet 6) Injury 7) BMC Public Health 8) Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America and 9) New England Journal of Medicine. The journals which has its Impact Factor are 361 titles (87.0%). The subject-specific journals were found to be the majority with the total of 408 titles (98.13%).
The total of 332 wanted journal titles (80.0%) was available via electronic journals in the library’s database, and 83 titles (20.0%) was already in the print journal catalog the library provided. Only 38 titles (11.4%) was not registered in the library’s provided list. The library can use the results of the study to efficiently manage journals’ subscription and provide services that meet the users’ needs
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