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Welcome
to the Medical Libraries at
Lee Memorial Health System
We provide current and
authoritative medical, nursing, allied health, and healthcare
management information, both printed and electronic resources,
to Lee Memorial Health System employees, clinical staff and to
the community, from our four locations.
It is the policy of Lee Memorial Health System (LMHS) to comply with Federal
copyright laws, state laws and regulations, licenses, and
contractual obligations that control the System's use of
copyrighted materials and intellectual property belonging to
others. The LMHS Medical Libraries will comply with the
Copyright Law (Title XVII U.S. Code, Chapter 1), including
Section 108, Reproduction by Libraries, and Section 107,
"Fair Use."
All Document
delivery requests and photocopying services are subject to
Copyright compliance. Library staff my refuse any request that
violates the Copyright law of LMHS Copyright Policy. Patrons
wishing to reproduce a protected work that does not meet the
Library Reproduction or Fair Use criteria must obtain
permission from the copyright
owner.
To determine
if you need a permission to use the copyrighted material, use
the
Exceptions for Instructors in U.S. Copyright Law E-tool from
the American Library Association.
New additions to Print and
E-Books collections
Change to circulation policy
of AHA books
Mobile
Library
Pass-free access
to the databases of the Medical Library
has been extended to the mid-level healthcare providers.
Single Sign-on with Athens
Password to library electronic resources from home
computers
Cochrane Collection Plus now
available
Video
programs from the Health e Galaxy (formerly, Network for Continuing Medical Education (NCME)
are now
available online. The most
recent release is:
Why Are We Still Talking About
Hypertension?
Read
information about important changes to this program
Staff of the
Lee Memorial Health System may now receive the current issues of
the New England Journal of Medicine and
other journals through e-mail at NO COST.
The
Natural Standard, the
evidence-based database of alternative therapies, herbs,
supplements and their interactions may be accessed from home
computers and from mobile devices. It offers
Continuing Education modules for
physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians and other health
care providers.
updated: May 16, 2013
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