Medlib folks: I want to slap together a quick web application to let users quickly look up a journal title or abbreviation (look up either from either). What's the easiest way to get such a list in tabular format (csv, excel, whatever) with which to make this? Using the NLM catalog will only give me 200 records at a time, and not in an especially...
Could you start with something like http://www.library.uq.edu.au/faqs... which is the Journal Terms for Endnote from Queensland? That's the most comprehensive list of journal names and abbreviations that I've found.
- Hedgehog
How does one say Great Grandmother in Spanish? Julie?
Is it possible that part of the problem is the medical insurance industry's making sure it hangs on to its 30% of health care dollars by keeping things fragmented? By all reports, Kaiser Permanente makes effective use of EHR across the system, which suggests that it can be done if you can avoid Big Insurance's stranglehold. (Says I as a UHC member, like it or not.)
- Walt Crawford