Health Sciences Collection Management for the Twenty-First Century

Chapter 1: The Health Sciences Publishing Environment - T. Scott Plutchak
One Library's Story: Putting Together a Collection to Support a New Medical School - Elizabeth R. Lorbeer and Joseph A. Costello
Chapter 2: Managing a health sciences collection - Susan E. Swogger
One Library's Story: Duke University Medical Center Librarians Learn to Embrace Weeding Projects - Emma Cryer Heet
Chapter 3: Managing a Collections Budget - Steven W. Sowards and Joseph J. Harzbecker, Jr.
One Library's Story: Creating and Sustaining a Hospital Library Consortium for Purchasing Online Journals - Kathleen Strube
Chapter 4: User-Oriented Collection Assessment - Linda A. Van Keuren
One Library's Story: All or Nothing: The University of California Walks Away from ClinicalKey - Sarah McClung, Rikke Sarah Ogawa, and Bruce Abbott
Chapter 5: Collaborative collection management - Esther E. Carrigan, Nancy G. Buford, and Ana G. Ugaz
One Library's Story: Building a Texas-Sized Shared Print Repository - Esther E. Carrigan, Nancy G. Burford and Ana G. Ugaz
Chapter 6: Discovery of the Health Sciences Collection - Susan K. Kendall
One Library's Story: Supporting a Reimagined Medical School Curriculum with Targeted Library Collections and Licenses - Iris Kovar-Gough
Chapter 7: Usability and Accessibility for Health Sciences Collections - Jessica Shira Sender and Heidi M. Schroeder
One Library's Story: Developing Accessibility Procedures for Purchasing Materials at the Michigan State University Libraries - Heidi M. Schroeder
Chapter 8: Data Considerations for Collection Development Policy and Practice - Lisa Federer
Chapter 9: The Hunt of the Unicorn: Collection Development for Special Collections in Health Sciences Libraries - Stephen J. Greenberg
Chapter 10: The Future of Health Sciences Collection Management - Susan K. Kendall