Intended Audience
Faculty
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Date Created
2009
Description
Presentation discussing Open Access publications' promise to "unlock" a greater amount of evidence for use by researchers, and to provide an alternative to expensive journal subscriptions. Highlights how evidence-based research is hindered by limited availability of resources, as well as emphasizing the need for free and Open Access sources of original research and pre-appraised evidence.
Format
Presentation Slides
Recommended Citation
Isaac Gilman,
"Opening up the Evidence: Evidence-Based Practice and Open Access"
(January 1, 2009).
A repository of copyright educational resources for higher education.
Element 10.
https://open.clemson.edu/cheer/scholcomm/OA/10
Opening up the Evidence: Evidence-Based Practice and Open Access
Presentation discussing Open Access publications' promise to "unlock" a greater amount of evidence for use by researchers, and to provide an alternative to expensive journal subscriptions. Highlights how evidence-based research is hindered by limited availability of resources, as well as emphasizing the need for free and Open Access sources of original research and pre-appraised evidence.
Comments
Prepared/presented for the NN/LM PNR RML Rendezvous ("Scholarly Communications Update"), April 15, 2009. Seehttp://nnlm.gov/pnr/training/RMLrendezvous.html for details.