A Study on the Information Searching Behavior of MEDLINE Retrieval in Medical Librarian

의학전문사서의 정보이용행위에 관한 연구

  • 이진영 (청주대학교 문헌정보학과) ;
  • 정상경 (충북대학교 도서관 수서계)
  • Published : 1999.06.01

Abstract

This article aims at finding the ways, on the basis of the studies about the behaviors to search the existing CD-ROM databases, so that the searchers who retrieve the on-line MEDLINE used in the medical libraries can use the data more efficiently than now. We gave the questionnaires to the librarians in 60 medical libraries and searched the literatures and realities on the behaviors of the data uses to examine the search behaviors of the MEDLINE in the medical libraries. The result is as follows: 1) The medical data system rate for single users was $53\%$ and the ons for multi users $43\%$. As for the time which users retrieve for a week, under two hours was $75\%$, between 3 and 8 hours $18.3\%$, and eve. 9 hours $6.7\%$. 2) The increasing factors of the search result are (1) an enough discussion and interview between librarians and users, and (2) the use of the correct indexing terms, Thesaurus, and Keyword. In principle users must search directly. However, the librarians searched instead in case that the retrieval result was under two hours a week$(75\%)$. 3) As for the search fee, $91\%$ was free and $9\%$ was charged. Also search effectiveness was enhanced by the means of Inter-Library Loan Service & Information Network. 4) The medical librarians answered the questionnaire that they need the application education of professional knowledge, medical terms(thesaurus) and electronic medium, and also they need the computer education, interview technique and reeducation to give a satisfactory service. 5) As for the satisfactory degree of MEDLINE application, they answered $44.6\%$ for economy, $38.2\%$ for the conveniency of the time required, and $58.9\%$ for the users' search satisfaction answered respectively. 6) The application of MEDLINE system enhanced the medical libraries' image and had an effect on the users' satisfaction of using the data and search, the data activities and the research achievement. 7) In the past MeSH was used but as the time passes CD-ROM MEDLINE search behavior was preferred to On-line one.

본 연구는 기존의 CD-ROM 데이터베이스 탐색형태에 관한 연구를 기초로 의학도서관에서 사용하고 있는 온라인 MEDLINE을 검색하는데 있어 연구자들이 정보이용을 보다 효율적으로 제공할 수 있는 방안을 모색하는데 그 목적이 있다. 의학도서관에서의 MEDLINE 탐색형태를 조사하기 위하여 정보이용 행태에 관한 문헌조사와 실태조사를 설문지 조사방법으로 60개 의학도서관을 대상으로 의학전문사서의 정보이용 행태를 추출하였다.

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