Imagine that you have to research ways to market health care services and you want to see what books, journals, and DVDs we have in the library about your topic. First, visit http://opac.libraryworld.com. You should see the following:
Or return to the home page. Return
Next to the words "Library Name", type "IHELLO” for (Institute for Health Education Lending Library Online”. You do not need a password. Now you can search for books, journal articles, and other materials by title, author, subject, or keyword. If you do not get any useful results—or if you get too many results to read—try searching again using different keywords. You can use more than one search term at a time.
Imagine
that you want to research how health care companies market their services. If you used the search terms “market health”
on IHELLO, your results might look like the page below. The comments in red would not really appear
on the website; they are here to explain the entries on the page. Remember that researching is not just finding
books and articles about a topic; it also requires you to make decisions about
which materials probably will be useful for your topic. Some of the comments in red explain why the
books on the list may or may not be useful to someone conducting research about
health care and marketing.
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We can ignore many of the things we see on this page, but some is useful and important to us. For example:
Physical Description :xviii, 167 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
The first part tells us how many pages the book is (“p.”
stands for “pages”). The second part
(“ill.”) tells us that the book is illustrated, which is useful if we are
looking for a picture. If the
illustration were in color, the description also would include the abbreviation
“col.” Finally, “28 cm.” explains the length of the cover.
Formatted Notes : Contents : The meaning of marketing -- Marketing strategy -- The environment of marketing strategy -- Buyer behavior -- Marketing research -- Market segmentation -- Developing customer loyalty -- Product strategy -- Price -- Distribution -- Promotion -- Advertising -- Sales and sales management -- Controlling and monitoring.
This is a list of chapter titles in the book. This probably will tell us exactly what
information we can find in the book—and whether or not the information is
relevant to our topic.
The subject-topical terms tell us the main focuses of the
book. Also, if we click on them, we can
find other books about the same subject.
Status |
Bar Code |
Branch |
Location |
Call Number |
Volume |
Issue |
Price |
30000801 |
Stacks |
RA410.56 .B46 2011 |
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30000802 |
Stacks |
RA410.56 .B46 2011 |
The Status column shows that both copies of the book are
“IN”—not checked out or reserved to anyone else. The Location column shows that they are in
the “Stacks” section, where most of the books are kept. The “Volume” and “Issue” are blank because
the book is not part of a series.
Entries on periodicals, on the other hand, usually do list volumes and
issue numbers.
Here is a list of locations in the library:
·
STACKS--books that any student or faculty
member may borrow that do not fit into any of the other categories
·
FACULTY--for the faculty only
·
CARDS--for sets of flashcards. These sets are in manila envelopes except the
red and green box of Mosby’s Medical
Terminology cards
·
DVDs and CDs
·
HCI –For books formerly used at the Harrison
Career Institute
·
LARGE BOOKS--for books too large to fit
vertically on a shelf
·
PERIODICALS--magazines, journals
·
BOUND PERIODICALS--issues of periodicals
place in a hard-bound cover
·
GOV DOCS--government documents
·
REFERENCE--not to be removed from the library
·
KITS--boxes with books and other materials
If the item you are looking for is in the sections FACULTY DVDs and CDs or VHS VIDEO, and you are a faculty member, see the librarian. (Students cannot borrow these items.)
If the item you are looking for is in the sections FACULTY DVDs and CDs or VHS VIDEO, and you are a faculty member, see the librarian. (Students cannot borrow these items.)
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