Nursing and allied health resources–Patron driven acquisition, a pilot at the university of alabama libraries

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This article is a report of a session presented by Mangala Krishnamurthy and Connie Stovall (a contributor to the presentation) of the University of Alabama Libraries at the 2015 North American Serials Interest Group conference. A patron-driven acquisition (PDA) pilot project was initiated in fall 2013 at the University of Alabama (UA) Libraries mainly serving the Nursing and Allied Health subject areas. Since the Capstone College of Nursing at UA offers an online Doctor of Nursing Practice program and partners with two other schools in the UA system, UA Libraries collaborated with the other libraries in the University System. The project uses Rittenhouse’s R2 Digital Libraries’ PDA module as the basic platform. The Capstone College of Nursing liaison discussed in detail the selection, management, assessment, promotion, and communication part of the project in addition to second year plans for the project.

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Krishnamurthy, M., & Stovall, C. (2016). Nursing and allied health resources–Patron driven acquisition, a pilot at the university of alabama libraries. Serials Librarian, 70(1–4), 325–332. https://doi.org/10.1080/0361526X.2016.1157009

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