OBJECTIVE: The research obtained information to plan data-related products and services. METHODS: Biomedical researchers in an academic medical center were selected using purposive sampling and interviewed using open-ended questions based on a literature review. Interviews were conducted until saturation was achieved. RESULTS: Interview responses informed library planners about researchers' key data issues. CONCLUSIONS: This approach proved valuable for planning data management products and services and raising library visibility among clients in the research data realm.
OBJECTIVE: The research obtained information to plan data-related products and services. METHODS: Biomedical researchers in an academic medical center were selected using purposive sampling and interviewed using open-ended questions based on a literature review. Interviews were conducted until saturation was achieved. RESULTS: Interview responses informed library planners about researchers' key data issues. CONCLUSIONS: This approach proved valuable for planning data management products and services and raising library visibility among clients in the research data realm.
Keywords:
Libraries, Medical; Biomedical Research; Data Collection; Information Storage and Retrieval; Health Information Management; non-MeSH: Data management; medical libraries; health sciences libra-ries; interview methods
Authors: Susan Brown Trinidad; Stephanie M Fullerton; Julie M Bares; Gail P Jarvik; Eric B Larson; Wylie Burke Journal: Genet Med Date: 2010-08 Impact factor: 8.822
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