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ebrary and EBL Data Study Sheds Light on Ebook Use

When it comes to ebooks, social sciences far outperform humanities and STM in the percentage of titles used and the average amount of use per book. However, users working with ebooks on STM subjects tend to be more active with their books in each session, downloading or printing content, etc. These are among the findings of new research from Michael Levine-Clark, Associate Dean for Scholarly Communication and Collections Services, University of Denver Libraries. Levine-Clark has completed an intensive examination of usage data supplied by ProQuest ebook businesses ebrary and EBL – Ebook Library. His findings are being presented at the American Library Association’s Midwinter Conference in Philadelphia and form the foundation of ongoing study.

“This is a particularly enlightening study because it dispels the widely-held notion that STM ebooks get higher usage,” said Levine-Clark. “Data provided by leading aggregators now shows us the importance of ebooks to research in the social sciences.”

Levine-Clark’s research also revealed the importance of quality content to users and that they prefer titles from university presses to those from other publishers. “University press ebooks are used at a higher rate by all measures,” said Levine-Clark. “Users of ebooks appear to be making some judgment about quality.”

The data set from ebrary and EBL was anonymized and provided to Levine-Clark in the aggregate. Collected over the course of three to four years, the data encompassed more than 7,000 libraries and included more than a half-million titles. Within the data, Levine-Clark explored sessions and user activities, such as views, printing, copying and full-title downloads. His findings are being captured in a white paper that will be available on both the ebrary and EBL websites in March.

Levine-Clark’s presentation is Friday, January 24, 4:00pm, in room 203A of the Philadelphia Convention Center. The initial findings being presented are aimed at benchmarking usage trends. Subsequent analysis will dive further into key areas and identify patterns useful for libraries and consortia for local planning.

Swets and Ex Libris Collaborate to Streamline Library Operations

Ex Libris® Group, a world leader in the provision of library automation solutions, has entered into a collaborative partnership with Swets, a leading provider of content management services for libraries. The collaboration will provide staff at academic and research libraries with a new, streamlined acquisition process compatible with both Ex Libris Alma and the SwetsWise platform. In addition, the collaboration will enable libraries to reduce costs associated with acquisitions and to avoid unnecessary spending.
Leveraging Alma’s open architecture, the first deliverable of this project will automatically update Alma with all print and electronic purchasing transactions that are made through the SwetsWise platform or any other Swets channel. A future deliverable will update the SwetsWise platforms with workflows that are initiated in Alma, thereby further streamlining workflows and processes for library staff. Ex Libris and Swets plan to release the first product of their partnership by mid-2014, and will extend the collaboration over the following months.
“We’re looking forward to using the end-to-end acquisition workflow being developed by Ex Libris and SWETS,” observed William Jordan, associate dean at the University of Washington Libraries. “Being able to search the SwetsWise catalog and create orders in SwetsWise that are automatically reflected in Alma will be a big step forward in efficiency. The kind of integrated life-cycle management planned for future development is also very exciting. It’s great to see two of our biggest vendors working together like this for the benefit of their mutual customers.”
“Our collaboration with Ex Libris clearly highlights our commitment to improving and developing integrated workflow components that simplify the day-to-day workload for our library customers,” said Ted van Dongen, chief technology officer at Swets. “Customers will benefit from a streamlined acquisition process, whether they purchase content via our SwetsWise online procurement platform or through our customer service channels. We are looking forward to cooperating with Ex Libris and enhancing our portfolio of selection and access management services for libraries.”
Denise Branch, head of continuing resources at Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries, noted: “This integration will benefit the VCU Libraries by making our acquisitions, e-resource management, and license management workflows more efficient. Relieved of some arduous workflow processes, library staff will be able to use the time to complete other tasks. The VCU Libraries will enjoy seamless data interchange, improved workflows, and more streamlined library operations.”
Dvir Hoffman, director of product management and marketing at Ex Libris, remarked: “I am delighted that Ex Libris is embarking on this exciting collaboration with Swets. One of the overarching goals of our company and of the Alma service is to empower librarians by simplifying administrative operations. Leveraging the system’s open interfaces, we can integrate Alma with Swets and expand the value of Alma. The integration will help Alma libraries avoid duplication and enable staff to dedicate their time to providing valuable services to end users. Feedback from our customers reinforces the conviction that we are on the right track with this collaboration and confirms Alma’s position as an advanced and innovative solution.”

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Oliver Pesch Appointed to NISO Board of Directors

The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) is pleased to announce the appointment of Oliver Pesch to the Board of Directors. Oliver was appointed to replace Patricia Steele, who stepped down as a Director. He will fill her remaining term, ending on June 30, 2014.

Mr. Pesch is Chief Strategist, E-resource Access and Management Services with EBSCO Information Services. In this capacity he helps set direction for EBSCO’s products. He devotes considerable time and energy to the creation and promotion of library standards. Currently, he serves as co-chair of NISO’s SUSHI Standing Committee and the Executive Committee for Project COUNTER as well being a member of several standards committees. Pesch joined EBSCO in 1986. He previously served as the NISO Board of Directors Chair in the 2008-2009 term.

“I have been involved with NISO for a number of years,” states Pesch, “and am impressed with how it plays a critical role in advancing information standards. It is an honor to serve on its Board of Directors.”

“Oliver has always been a strong supporter of NISO’s programs and standards in general,” states Todd Carpenter, NISO Executive Director. “He is very familiar with the information standards in our community and the key players in standards development. His insight and innovative thinking will be an asset to the NISO Board.”

OCLC introduces WorldCat Discovery Services

OCLC introduces WorldCat Discovery Services, a new suite of cloud-based applications that brings together the FirstSearch and WorldCat Local services. Set to launch in March, the new suite will enable discovery of more than 1.3 billion electronic, digital and physical resources in libraries around the world through a single search of both WorldCat and a central index that represents nearly 2,000 e-content collections. This will make it possible for more than 18,000 FirstSearch libraries to offer a richer discovery experience.

“Development of WorldCat Discovery Services is another significant step in our work with members to deliver innovations and new services that drive library costs down and information access up. We have enormous potential to use our collective talents and the capacity of cloud computing to deliver continuous innovation for our users,” said Skip Prichard, OCLC President and CEO.

WorldCat Discovery Services will offer library users and staff access to rich, global bibliographic content available only through WorldCat. A central index will enable information seekers from mutually subscribing libraries to search authoritative sources from providers such as EBSCO, Gale and ProQuest. Direct link resolution from citations to full-text resources will be available for libraries with holdings in WorldCatand the WorldCat knowledge base. Resources not available electronically can be delivered through integrated interlibrary loan.

“OCLC is letting its mission drive its actions,” said Angi Faiks, Associate Director of Access, Instruction and Research Services, Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and a participant in beta testing. “OCLC is reinforcing its public purpose by providing more access to more information for more people. Making library collections more accessible can only help us fulfill our mission as libraries.”

“I see WorldCat Discovery Services as an ideal combination of applications for librarians and end users alike,” said Kurt Munson, Resource Sharing and Reserve Librarian, Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, and part of the Reference Advisory Group. “WorldCat Discovery can help us do the complicated work librarians do, and yet it is simple enough for users to just walk up, use it and find what they need.”

WorldCat Discovery Services will be available to FirstSearch users in March as part of existing subscriptions. FirstSearch will operate in parallel during a year-long transition so libraries can choose when to move to the new service.

New features for FirstSearch subscribers include access to the central index that represents more than a billion articles, e-books and other e-content; a new user interface that adapts automatically to mobile devices; and the ability to manage access to digital collections.

Additional new features provided for libraries that maintain up-to-date holdings in the WorldCat database include direct links to full-text resources to which they subscribe, a built-in A to Z list, and their library’s resources listed first in search results. Libraries that maintain holdings in WorldCat will also continue to benefit from increased visibility of their resources through search engines and other popular websites where research often begins.

The WorldCat Discovery Services suite also offers subscribers several optional features for a fee, such as real-time availability, group view of available resources, management of course reserves or reading lists, or customized traffic and usage reports.

“WorldCat Discovery Services is an important advancement for our loyal FirstSearch users,” said Andrew K. Pace, Executive Director, OCLC Networked Library Services. “This new suite has been developed and refined based on input and feedback from a 30-member Advisory Group and more than 650 FirstSearch beta test libraries around the world over the past 18 months.”

WorldCat Local libraries will also move to WorldCat Discovery Services over the next 18 months. The transition will begin in April with a beta period when WorldCat Local subscribers can begin using the new services and plan transition activities.

WorldCat Discovery Services is OCLC’s second cloud suite. WorldShare Management Services, released in 2011, is a cloud suite of library management applications that is helping libraries reduce library management costs, streamline workflows, and improve access to their collections and services. There are currently more than 180 libraries using WorldShare Management Services and 100 more libraries and library groups in implementation.

Learn more about WorldCat Discovery Services during the ALA Midwinter presentation, “The Future of FirstSearch and WorldCat Local: What OCLC’s New Discovery Services Mean for Your Library,” on Saturday, January 25, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Room 108 B.

More about the new WorldCat Discovery Services suite is on the OCLC website.

American Chemical Society Implements Copyright Clearance Center’s RightsLink® for Open Access Solution

Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. (CCC), a global licensing and content solutions organization, announced today the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world’s largest scientific society, has selected CCC’s RightsLink® for Open Access to manage Article Processing Charges (APCs) for its Open Access publications.

ACS will use RightsLink for Open Access to streamline payments from authors by providing easy-to-use tools for paying Open Access charges. The RightsLink solution provides authors with invoices and utilities that ease the process of institutional reimbursement and increases efficiencies for customer service, finance and operations.

“We were looking for an automated solution to capture author payments efficiently,” said Brandon Nordin, Vice President, Sales, Marketing and Web Strategy, ACS. “ACS has a large base of authors and service offerings for them. It was important for us to select a partner that was flexible, could support our Open Access pricing models, including ACS Author Rewards, and grow with us.”

ACS currently offers an Open Access option for all its journals, which are hybrid-OA titles, but plans to offer a fully Open Access journal in 2014.

CCC’s RightsLink for Open Access securely manages APCs, as well as page and color charges. Additionally, RightsLink offers 24/7 OA-aware permissions services at the article level; complies with funding agencies’ mandates; provides author support, billing, and rapid collection services.

Since RightsLink for Open Access can be integrated with any journal production system and manuscript submission workflow, it helps publishers save time and money and allows their authors to place orders with confidence and ease.

CCC has been helping publishers improve the author experience in collecting APCs for more than six years and welcomes efforts toward standardization and transparency. It recently joined the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, working with its members on issues such as collecting APCs and Open Access-aware licensing. CCC was named one of “10 to Watch” by information industry analyst Outsell in its 2013 Open Access Market Report, recently endorsed the Research Information Network’s call for cooperation among funders, universities and publishers.

CCC, in collaboration with the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP), recently launched an Open Access Resource Center that links to the latest Open Access news, reports, industry whitepapers, webinars and websites. CCC hosts webinars and podcasts on many aspects of Open Access and works with organizations such as the National Information Standards Organization on creating standards related to Open Access.

ebrary’s Academic Complete™ Tops 100,000 Titles

Academic Complete™, the flagship ebook collection from ProQuest’s ebook platform, ebrary, has added 20,000 titles to its selection of in-demand scholarly academic monographs. The additional titles come from renowned publishers such as Ashgate, Edinburgh University Press, Harvard University Press, Peter Lang, MIT Press, and Wiley. Academic Complete now offers a selection of more than 109,000 ebooks, with more than 33 percent published since 2009.

“This is a very significant expansion in service and content from Academic Complete,” said Kari Paulson, ProQuest Vice President and General Manager, Ebooks.  “We’ve accelerated not only in quantity, but more importantly on quality and currency. These are high demand titles that researchers will use extensively, providing a high rate of return on the library’s investment.”

Winner of multiple awards, Academic Complete is a multidisciplinary subscription collection that provides a comprehensive foundation of ebooks for students at all levels – from undergrad to post-doctoral research. Libraries rely on Academic Complete as an affordable base of content, applying its precision usage statistics to determine where to apply additional budget in patron-driven acquisition, short-term loans and perpetual archive. Further, Academic Complete can be deduplicated against the library’s firm and PDA titles from both ebrary and EBL to eliminate overlap. Libraries also value the benefits of DASH!™ (Data Sharing, Fast), a unique service that gives libraries the opportunity to upload and integrate their own digital repositories.

Academic Complete is available on the ebrary platform, which has been developed over more than 14 years with input from librarians, publishers and end-users. It’s beloved by researchers for its ability to quickly connect them with answers, 24/7, from all devices including the iPad®, iPhone®, iPod touch® and Android. ProQuest is currently integrating ebrary with EBL – Ebook Library, a fellow ebook pioneer and ProQuest business. Together, the two companies will offer an unparalleled ebook experience with the widest content offering, most innovative acquisition models, and complete end-to-end workflow solutions. Customers will benefit from the ongoing enhancements to both the ebrary and EBL platforms in the interim and later the combined ebook platform in 2015.

Swets appoints Adam Gardner as Commercial Director for the UK & Ireland, Middle East & Africa.

Swets is pleased to announce the appointment of Adam Gardner as its new Commercial Director UK&I, ME & A. Adam joins Swets from CABI, where he held the position of Publishing Sales Director, responsible for the global sales and customer service departments for CABI’s extensive range of databases, full text, print and eBooks content.

“Adam is a well-respected member of the publishing community. He brings with him an excellent understanding of our industry and the commercial challenges and opportunities currently available to Swets,” said Michael Leuschner, Commercial Director EMEA at Swets. “His insider knowledge of the publishing market, coupled with a proven record at devising, developing and successfully executing sales strategies by geography, product and sector will be of great benefit to our organization. His exemplary leadership skills will undoubtedly help us to implement and succeed in our strategic and commercial goals for the UK&I, ME & A regions.”

“I have known Swets for many years and have observed the company transform and relaunch itself with new family members,” said Adam. “I have admired the way in which the company now presents its services to the outside world and am excited to now be a part of that transformation.”

Working out of Swets’ UK office in Abingdon, Adam’s role will see him take responsibility for the commercial activity for Swets in the United Kingdom and Ireland, as well as the Middle East and African regions. His background includes a decade of Sales Manager experience within the academic publishing sector, working both at CABI and Ovid – a Wolters Kluwer business. He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge and is an active member of the UK Serials Group, Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers and STM Publishing groups.

De Gruyter Open and Academy of Management in Poland announce collaboration on five journals

De Gruyter Open is pleased to announce a publishing agreement with the first private Polish Academy of Management (SAN)

The Academy of Management (SAN) is a teaching and research body founded in 1994. Over the past two decades SAN has quickly grown into a top-ranking university, earning a nationwide reputation as a modern and career-oriented institution, offering graduate and post-graduate education, doctoral seminars, postgraduate and MBA. Since its inception, SAN has focused on sustainable innovation and on building an international profile, which resulted in combining forces with Clark University – the oldest graduate institution in the United States. Founded in 1887, Clark, along with Harvard and Yale, is one of the three New England universities, to have instituted the prestigious Association of American Universities. The Academy of Management (SAN) in Poland has initiated cooperation with De Gruyter Open to publish five journals from a variety of disciplines, from Computer Science, Management and Business to Finance or Education.

The decision by SAN to commission the publishing of its journals with top Open Access service provider De Gruyter Open was driven in particular by the quest for international authors.

De Gruyter Open has been a trusted publisher of over 250 fully open access journals, issued in partnership with societies and academic institution customers from 25+ countries. The journals enjoy tailored-made production, marketing and distribution services, aimed to increase the discoverability of content, and thus citations. It is precisely this solid track record of developing the international reach of journals that has triggered SAN’s decision to commit to De Gruyter Open.  “We needed a leading publisher of open access scientific content,” says Michał Chmielnicki, a faculty member of SAN, adding, “As emerging journals, there is a clear aim for SAN’s offering to grow and expand.”

While the editorial policy remains at the discretion of SAN, De Gruyter Open is set to introduce a customized web presence for all the titles comprised in the agreement, along with their inclusion in the relevant abstracting services. The content will be stored on De Gruyter Online, ensuring premier alerting systems and a user-friendly interface.

CABI Automates its Semantic Enrichment Process and Interlinks its Content with TEMIS’s Luxid®

TEMIS, the leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions today announced it has signed a strategic agreement with CABI, an inter-governmental, not-for-profit organization providing information and applying scientific expertise to solve problems in agriculture and the environment.

CABI has scientific research, international development, knowledge management and publishing at its core. By generating and increasing access to scientific knowledge, and delivering change through development projects, CABI works to improve crop yields, combat agricultural pests and microbial diseases, protect biodiversity and safeguard the environment, which enables the world’s poorest communities to feed themselves.

Two key trends that CABI faces as a major publisher of scientific information are the exponential growth rate of the volume of published articles on one hand, and on the other the emergence of the “Web of Data”, which is shaping a demand for more structured data products in addition to traditional information products based on content.

To address these trends, CABI has decided to optimize its content indexing which was previously primarily manual, by integrating TEMIS’s Luxid® Content Enrichment Platform in its content management workflow. CABI’s first objective is to make efficiency gains through automation and reduce indexing costs associated with the increase of content volumes while ensuring high levels of metadata quality. The rich semantic metadata extracted from its content will enable more sophisticated search, navigation and discovery tools on CABI’s online portals, promoting greater user engagement. Luxid®’s semantic enrichment pipeline will furthermore enable the extraction from text of structured information as well as semantic relationships, enabling CABI to create linked data products connected to the larger Web of Data.

“As a database publisher with many decades of experience in metadata and content indexing, we are very excited to be working with TEMIS to take our semantic enrichment endeavors to a whole new level.  This will allow us to improve existing products, but more importantly to create new value from the rapidly growing content assets within our portfolio.  We see this as a major step towards achieving our goal to be the world’s leading source of knowledge and insights in agriculture and related disciplines,” said Andrea Powell, Executive Director, Publishing, CABI.

“We are truly delighted to start a new collaboration with CABI. TEMIS will help CABI produce high-value metadata to interlink its content and support its digital strategy in the coming years,” said Vincent Nibart, Sales Director, TEMIS.

Based on patented and award-winning Natural Language Processing technologies, Luxid® exploits off-the-shelf extractors called Skill Cartridges® to extract targeted information from unstructured content and semantically enrich it with domain-specific metadata. Luxid® also includes Content Enrichment Studio, a suite of productivity tools that enables end-users to customize Skill Cartridges® or develop their own. This will enable CABI to embed its own thesaurus within a dedicated Skill Cartridge® and consistently align its metadata across its product line with its thesaurus.

Springer expands its open access activities with Korean research societies

Springer is intensifying its open access activities in South Korea by signing agreements for two new SpringerOpen journals with the Korean Geotechnical Society (KGS) and the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles (KSCT). Starting in January 2014, both research societies will start publishing their official journals with Springer.Fashion and Textiles, a newly launched journal, is the official publication of the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles. The double-blind, peer-reviewed international journal is dedicated to promoting scholarly exchange among academic and industrial researchers in the field of fashion and textiles. The multidisciplinary scope of the quarterly journal includes the areas of textile science and technology, clothing science and technology, economics of the clothing and textile/fashion business, and fashion design and history

“We are delighted to publish Fashion and Textiles with Springer, a trusted and innovative global publisher. We believe that it will be the primary platform for innovative ideas and fresh perspectives as well as a hub for interdisciplinary fashion and textile research in engineering, natural science, social sciences and the arts. As an open access journal, Springer will offer diverse distribution channels and academic publishing expertise,” said Editor-in-Chief Professor Kyung Wha Oh from Chung-Ang University, Korea.

Professor Hyo Seon Ryu, President of the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles, said: “KSCT is pleased to collaborate with Springer, which is an excellent partner in our endeavor to promote the academic activity of the KSCT.”

The multidisciplinary International Journal of Geo-Engineering (previously published as the ‘International Journal of Geotechnical Engineering’) provides a forum to discuss the knowledge and experience of geoengineering from fundamentals to cutting-edge technologies. It covers the broad area of academic and practical aspects of geoengineering, including environmental geomechanics, engineering geology, geoenergy development, and the latest experimental, analytical and numerical methods.

Professor Seung-Ho Lee, President of the Korean Geotechnical Society, said, “We are delighted to cooperate with Springer in publishing our journal. There has been an intensive effort to publish a high-quality international journal with the active involvement of sister societies. We believe that the journal will contribute to the collection and distribution of the latest global geoengineering issues.”

“I am excited by the scope of the journal Fashion and Textiles. I believe that it will have a strong impact on the textile as well as clothing and fashion communities,” said Mark de Jongh, Senior Publishing Editor and coordinator of the Springer publishing program in Korea. “Springer has a robust publishing portfolio in the geosciences and we believe that theInternational Journal of Geo-Engineering will be an appealing addition to the program. We look forward to working with both research societies in Korea to make their official journals strong international publications.”

With these two additions to the SpringerOpen program, Springer is strengthening its publishing portfolio in Korea. Springer currently co-publishes 49 Korean society journals, of which seven are open access journals. The Korean book program comprises 50 new book titles from Korean authors per year.

The Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles is a non-profit academic organization working to make professional contributions to the progress of scholarly research and development in the field of fashion and textiles and related industries.

The Korean Geotechnical Society has served the public since 1986, advancing geotechnical engineering in both academic and technical ways. KGS has grown rapidly and is now recognized as the largest and most active society in the geotechnical engineering field.

Duke University Press Launches New Platform For E-Books

Duke University Press and HighWire Press are pleased to announce the launch of a new site for reading, searching, and sharing Duke University Press’s books: http://read.dukeupress.edu. Offering more than 1,600 titles and powered by the Folio eBooks solution, the site is the new home for the e-Duke Books Scholarly Collection, available to libraries for purchase.

Features of the new Drupal-based site developed by HighWire include responsive design, tailoring the attractive and functional interface to any device; DRM-free content; individual chapter downloads; and such tools as advanced search filters, social sharing, and reading recommendations, all of which deliver a rich, user-friendly reading and research experience.

“HighWire designed the Folio eBooks product to make it easy to find connections between scholarly content, regardless of whether the relevant information is published in journal articles or in book chapters,” states Tara Robenalt, HighWire’s director of product management.

The new site is open to all users and dramatically enhances the discoverability of Duke University Press’s content. It provides free access to the introductory chapters of every book in the collection and allows integrated searching and linking across book and journal content. “We at Duke University Press are very pleased that we have been able to start our long-planned and eagerly awaited move towards integrating our book and journal content with such a successful first step,” says Steve Cohn, director of Duke University Press.

The 2014 e-Duke Books Scholarly Collection will debut on http://read.dukeupress.edu, and older e-books purchased through the collection must be accessed there as well. Access via ebrary, the previous host for this content, will be discontinued in February.

Wolters Kluwer Health to be Exclusive Provider of New England Journal of Medicine Site Licenses in China; Companies Expand Global Distribution Agreement

Wolters Kluwer Health today announced it has extended its global distribution agreement with the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM.org),  the leading publisher of  breakthrough biomedical research and best practices in clinical medicine, to be the exclusive provider of NEJM site licenses in China. Under terms of the new agreement, Ovid, part of Wolters Kluwer Health, will be the exclusive provider of NEJM site licenses in China providing access to content upon publication on either Ovid or NEJM.org platforms as well as access to the NEJM archive on NEJM.org.

“China is an important growth market for NEJM and Wolters Kluwer Health brings extensive experience in this market to help us build our NEJM brand,” said Chris Lynch, VP for Publishing of NEJM Group. “The OvidSP research solution offers NEJM additional global reach, allowing us to bring important medical research and clinical content to even more healthcare professionals and researchers than ever before.”

“China is a fast growing market for medical research and our long standing presence and field sales force in this region offers tremendous advantage for partners like New England Journal of Medicine,” said Andrew Richardson, Vice President, Business Development, Wolters Kluwer Health, Medical Research. “We’re delighted to extend this partnership to bring highly valued content from NEJM to practitioners and students in China and around the world.”

In addition, Ovid will continue to provide access to current NEJM content to institutions globally through the Ovid platform. Ovid customers will have site-wide access to current issues of the New England Journal of Medicine back through 1990 in PDF format, plus links to NEJM’s Online First articles.

Ovid is a global information solutions provider offering clinicians, researchers, and students in the medical, scientific, and academic fields customizable solutions of trusted, evidence-based content, and tools and services that make research smarter, faster, and more effective. Ovid’s research platform is used by more than 12,500 institutions worldwide.

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