Development of a faculty research interest resource.

TitleDevelopment of a faculty research interest resource.
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1996
AuthorsFowler, J, Wheeler, DA, Camerino, PW, Bat, O, Burch, PE
JournalProc AMIA Annu Fall Symp
Pagination363-7
Date Published1996
ISSN1091-8280
KeywordsDatabases, Factual, Faculty, Medical, Hypermedia, MEDLINE, Publishing, Research, Subject Headings
Abstract

We have developed a faculty research interests resource by "mining" MEDLINE for relationships that are not directly queryable through the normal MEDLINE schema. Faculty citations are retrieved and World-Wide Web pages built to interconnect authors, their citations, and the MeSH terms that have been assigned to these citations. The design and development of the resource are discussed and examples of the results illustrated.

Alternate JournalProc AMIA Annu Fall Symp
PubMed ID8947689
PubMed Central IDPMC2233220

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