what the responsibilities of a medical library director?
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**Coordinates the services, facilities and collections of the medical library. \n\n**Assesses information needs of library users and evaluates how well the library meets those needs. \n\n**Monitors long range planning for the library. \n\n**Provides reference services and searches. \n\n**Develops, selects and maintains book, journal, electronic and audio/visual collections. \n\n**Instructs patrons in the use of the library, equipment and database bibliographic searching. \n\n**Keeps statistics, prepares reports, maintains accurate records, and coordinates security passwords on licensed material. \n\n**Supervises volunteers and interns.
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I'm working on my doctor of pharmacy, what are your questions?
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He created the Dewey decimal system. He's the reason your local library is arranged the way it is.
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Nothing much.\n\nHe should make sure that the physicians demands are fulfilled upto mark.\n\nTake a good picture.
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They might work for a physician in his office, or a hospital. They would take a medical record, or"chart" after the doc or division is done with it, and put  the papers in a certain order so the info in it can be easily found. They review it, looking for incomplete items like the lack of a physician's signature on a order and notify the physician. They put it in a color and number coded folder, and file it. They tag incomplete parts, and label  the different sections. When someone needs to see the chart, they verify who that person is, accept a fee if there is one attatched for making copies of certain parts of the chart, make the chart available, and refile it when the person is done with it. The clerk might have to deliver the chart to a hospital division if they work for a hospital. Only certain people are allowed access to a chart, so they would be expected to keep quiet about what they see, and cooperate with security measures.
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Alexander's Care of the Patient in Surgery is one of the best resources.  It may be available from a local college library.
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You transport items from one place to another.  Take flowers, newspapers etc to patients.  Help patients carry things out when then are discharged.
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I used this story when trying to teach a group of retired, and very confused people, how to use a PC.\n\nA little librarian has to get all the information together each time you open a program.  After some time adding new programs and using old ones the librarian has made a mess of the whole library.  When you go to open a program he's got to run around here and there to find the pieces of the program he needs for you to use it.  So once in a while (I do it every day) he has to fix it all up, get all the papers together and file the programs away in alphabetical order so that when you need him to open a program or do anything he can easily pick it off the shelf and it's ready to go.\n\nDefragmenting is organizing all the information on your hard drive and contiguous files are files that are in alphabetical order, nice and neat.
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Call the school's library.
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MRI of the head results, CT of head, CT of abdomen, your last kidney function, and last couple of progress notes as well as a complete history and physical exam done by your last doctor. don't bring in 200 pages of medical records. its painful to get through all that. bring in the most recent labs and medicine list. this should be the start and whatever else your new provider needs.
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Each hospital has its own set of bylaws delineating the categories, but in general it breaks down along these lines:\nActive staff, for those who routinely practice in the hospital;\nCourtesy staff, who may use the hospital on a quite limited basis;\nConsulting staff, which I hope is pretty self-explanatory; and there may be other special categories, for a professor emeritus, for example.\nAssuming an application for active staff, the physician will likely have a long check-list of general and specialty-specific procedures in which to apply for privileges.
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Well there are many different ways to do this but this is how i would go about it.\n\n1. set up a database to hold the information.\n\n2. program a userinterface for the liburary staff to use (in C++ or any other programming language).\n\n3. program a searchabel index using a server side scripting language and java script. This allows it to work in a normal web browser useful in a library system as it means that any computer with a internet browser can access it.  Saving on a lot of messing round installing software.\n\n4. test the system.
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duty of the hospital attendent is to take care of the hospital , its patient and other functions in the hospital.
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Do you mean diabetic medical information?  \n\nIf so, there are millions of books at the library.  the internet is full of info to but be sure to know who is backing the site.  A lot of pharmaceutical companies have there hand in what information you are reading.  TALK to a doctor about whatever information you learn.
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I DONT KNWO WHY U R U ASKING DIS QUESTION HERE...ITS AS EASY AS CALLLING THE CLINICAL GOVERNANCE DEPARTMENT OR HUMAN RESOURCE.. THEY WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER U... CHEERS
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They would be there in the library.