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- 1. Product OverviewHealth ScienceeBooksEmbaseSciVerse ScopusJessica HerzogCustomer Development ManagerSCC MLAOctober 2010
- 2. Product OverviewHealth ScienceeBooksEmbaseSciVerse Scopus
- 3. Health Science eBookson ScienceDirect83% of Librarians saytheir patrons’ workflow productivity has been positively impacted by using Online Books on ScienceDirect
- 4. A Brief Historyof eBooks on ScienceDirectLaunched in 2007
- 5. Approximately 700 newlypublished books added annually
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- 7. Academic Press, DigitalPress, Elsevier Science, Gulf Professional Publishing, Morgan Kaufmann, Newnes, North-Holland, Pergamon, Syngess, and more!
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- 12. Book SeriesScience DirectHealth Science eBooks
- 13. Why Science DirectHS eBooks? Over 850 titles containing valuable content never before available to ScienceDirect customers
- 14. From Elsevier’s HealthSciences division, the world’s largest health sciences publisher with a reputation for the highest quality content available from these imprints: Mosby, Saunders, and Churchill Livingston
- 15. Health Sciences eBooksare available in collections as well as pick and choose (with one exception)Why Science Direct HS eBooks?Health Sciences eBooks are not available on external third-party platforms
- 16. Health Sciences eBookCollections provide diverse coverage of Medicine and Allied Health topics with a more clinical focus than existing S&T titles on ScienceDirect
- 17. MARC records availablefree via OCLC - very complete - include library of congress subject headings - supplied by batch for easy uploading
- 18. Why Science DirectHS eBooks?24/7 Access: Researchers can access this content whenever and wherever they’d like
- 19. Simultaneous User Access: Multipleusers can access the same content simultaneously without delay
- 20. One Time Investment: Withonly a one time investment, you gain perpetual access
- 21. No Digital RightsManagement Collections include several Doody’s 5-Star Titles!The prestigious Doody’s Review Service features the Web’s most comprehensive database of reviews for health sciences books. Doody’s reviews include both the expert’s narrative and quantitative assessment, featuring Doody’s Star Ratings – the most trusted rating guide for health sciences titles. Your Health Sciences eBooks collection on ScienceDirect is home to 29 perfect 5-Star Rated titles by Doody’s Review Service AND88 HS eBooks are on Doody’s Core Recommended Titles List!
- 22. Most preferred eBookProvider: why?Most preferred eBook Provider: why?Most preferred by users…For several reasons…Most Recurring Reasons for Preferring eBooks on ScienceDirect1Most Preferred eBook Provider180%8. Good Reputation67%70%7. High Familiarity1. Easy Access60%Share of Users50%5. Most Comprehensive40%30%2. Better Usability4. Best Availability20%3. Quality Content10%12%10%6%4%0%Science DirectSpringer- linkWiley InterscienceTaylor & FrancisOtherSource: Elsevier eBooks user study (Monitor Group, 2008). 900 responses from faculty & students
- 23. Preferred Point ofEntry to Online Resources: Researchers’ PreferenceSource: 2009 SMS Research/Elsevier Survey Responses from Researchers Worldwide
- 24. HS eBooks Collectionsinclude healthy discounts! Applied depending on the amount of content purchasedCollection discounts:eBook Complete Backlist collection = 35%eBook CompleteFrontlist collection = 25%eBook SubjectBacklist collection = 25%eBook SubjectFrontlist collection= 15%*Complimentary 30-day trials are available
- 25. Product OverviewHealth ScienceeBooks Embase SciVerse Scopus
- 26. What is Embase?Theworld’s most comprehensive, intelligent biomedical research tool, providing the drug and drug-related research community with reliable and authoritative content, to advance new biomedical and pharmaceutical discovery
- 27. Why Embase? ConfidenceFindall relevant articles that may not otherwise be found by alternative databasesDeep biomedical indexingAll relevant, up-to-date biomedical information from the research literaturePrecise retrievalDeep and focused research through powerful retrieval tools
- 28. Embase coverage ina nutshellComprehensive coverage of 7,000 journals including entire MEDLINE content from over 90 countries
- 29. 2,000 journal titlesexclusively available in Embase
- 30. Over 23 millionrecords from Embase Classic (1950 onwards)
- 31. 900,000 + recordsadded annually; 3,500 added each day
- 32. 260,000+ Conference Abstracts;1,000 added each day
- 33. Indexed Articles-in-Press andIn-Process records Embase coverage in a nutshell900,000 + records added annually; [approximately 3,500 added each working day]260,000+ Conference Abstracts [approximately 1,000 added each working day]Indexed Articles-in-Press and In-Process records for over 20% and 50% of records respectivelyComprehensive coverage of 7,000 journals including entire MEDLINE content from over 90 countries Over 23 million records, 1 million from Embase Classic (1950 onwards)2,000 journal titles exclusively available in EmbaseOld Medline7,000 journals (5,000 Embase & 2,000 from Medline)AIP, Conferences, In-Process EmbaseEmbase Classic2009194719501965Ongoing1974
- 34. Embase Scope &ContentSummary data30 core pharmacology and clinical topics* represent over 70% of Embase content (over 5,000 journal titles)
- 35. With a totalcontent exceeding 7,500 journal titles; Embase covers over 60 topic areas
- 36. Over 25% ofEmbase journal titles are unique**, including 30% of titles covering core pharmacology and clinical topics“Other” includes traditional MEDLINE topics: dentistry, veterinaryscience,nursingEmbase covers all “traditional EMBASE” plus MEDLINE(just the core drug & clinical areas are highlighted here)
- 37. Articles-in-PressIndexed Articles-in-Press availablein EMBASE for approximately 30% of all records (1,000 journals) – alerts for AiP available
- 38. Initially from 6publishers These publishers (together) account for 20% of all EMBASE journalsElsevier 555 titlesSpringer 268 titlesKarger 91 titlesNature 66 titlesCambridge University Press 33 titlesIEEE 4 titles These publishers (together) account for 20% of all EMBASE journals
- 39. Conference AbstractsBeginning in2009, over 250 conferences (with more than 60,000 conference abstracts) each yearConferences published in more than 2,800 key drugs & clinical journals are included
- 40. Unique features:Every conferenceis summarized by a searchable review recordAll conference abstract records include searchable online abstractsAll conference abstracts & reviews are indexed with EmtreeConference name, date and location are searchable
- 41. Confidence: Conference Abstracts(Jan 2010)
- 42. Deep Biomedical IndexingAllrecords are indexed in-depth with Emtree terms
- 43. Drug and diseaseindex terms are qualified by subheadings which define the context of use of each term
- 44. Five key drugsubheadings are further qualified to show the linked drug or disease terms
- 45. Additional index termsinclude: drug and medical device trade names and manufacturer names, CAS registry numbers and molecular sequence numbers
- 46. Emtree includes over27,000 drug and chemical terms: three times as many as listed by MeSH (all MeSH terms are mapped to Emtree)Emtree – Unrivalled Drug Indexing Embase is supported by our unique life science thesaurus Emtree – providing a consistent description of all biomedical terminology, allowing unrivaled drug and disease indexing.Emtree includes:Over 56,000 preferred terms (of which more than 27,000 are drugs and chemicals) – more than twice as large as MeSH
- 47. More than 230,000synonyms (with over 144,000 drugs and chemical synonyms)
- 48. 7,500 explosion terms(terms that define the hierarchical structure)
Editor's Notes
- #6 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #8 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #9 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #10 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #11 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #12 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #13 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #15 We asked researchers what content is most valuable to their research workflow productivity, and they said that they want—and need:AccessibilityFlexibilitySearchabilityConvenienceLet’s take a closer look…Source: SMS Research, responses from researchers worldwide (50)
- #17 Journal coverage, when Embase Classic is included, back to 1947Over 23 million records, including over one million records from Embase ClassicOver 7,500 journals from over 90 countries are currently indexed, including all MEDLINE titlesOver 2,000 journals are unique to Embase, i.e. are not available from MEDLINEEach year over 900,000 records are added to Embase, with on average more than 3,500 records each working dayCoverage includes more than 100,000 conference abstracts indexed from over 500 conferences each year (from 2009)In addition, Embase now includes indexed Articles in Press and In-Process records for over 20% and 50% of records respectivelyYou can search EMBASE, EMBASE Classic, MEDLINE or all databases together without the need for de-duplication
- #18 Embase Classic is not part of the Embase subscription, it requires a separate subscription to the archival materialOld Medline was added in August 2009 and is part of the Embase package. If you purchase Embase Classic, Old Medline is deduplicated.Embase journal content is made up of 7,000 journals, 5,000 from Embase and 2,000 from Medline.Articles in Press1000 journals from core publishers (Elsevier, Springer, Karger, Nature, Cambridge University Press, IEEE)Introduced Oct 2009; will enhance currency Conference AbstractsConference Abstracts published in Journal Supplements50,000 abstracts per yearTopics corresponding to core areas for unique content:Pharmacology, Oncology, Cardiology, Neurology,Endocrinology, Immunology, Infectious diseasesAdditional key conferences in core areas under investigation (start end 2009)Pre-Embase was added from 2009 and these are recieved by Embase but NOT fully indexed.
- #21 You can search EMBASE, EMBASE Classic, MEDLINE or all databases together without the need for de-duplication
- #24 Comprehensive and polyhierarchically structured, Emtree provides a consistent description of all biomedical terminology, allowing unrivaled drug and disease indexing.
- #25 Easy to search: each term has on average more than four synonyms, enabling easy mapping of your search terms. Comprehensive drug searching: Emtree includes chemical names, trade names, and laboratory/research codes as well as generic names. Up-to-date: the latest drugs, diseases, organisms and procedures are indexed as candidate terms throughout the year, and the most frequently used terms are added annually to Emtree. This means you can search using even the newest terms. Explosion (tree) searching: facilitated by Emtree's extensive hierarchical structure, with up to 12 levels, you can broaden and narrow your search. Polyhierarchical structure: no need to know "where" terms are located in the Emtree structure, the Emtree tool will guide you. Natural language terminology: no need to know "how" terms are defined in Emtree, just use natural language. Inclusive terminology: includes all MeSH terms and many Enzyme Commission (EC) numbers, so you can search using these terms as well.
- #59 Our vision – collaborating with the scientific community Adding to our reputation for publishing the industry’s most trusted contentBy publishing services that empower scientists to develop applications that meet their needsAnd creating a marketplace/forum for the industry to identify new opportunities, bring them to market, and watch for the community feedback that continuously enhances those applications