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Access fees in a hospital library: a program for pharmaceutical company representatives.

Through this informal structure, faculty members have been able to identify others working on similar problems and to share information and experiences. Questionnaires sent to microcomputer users on the Health Sciences Campus indicated that word processors, spreadsheets, and many types of office software were being widely used. An Office Applications Microcomputer User Group was formed in December 1985 to deal specifically with these nuts-and-bolts processes and to support individuals in basic computer skills. This group focuses on office staff, but has attracted many faculty and administrative staff members. The library staff was aware that some computer users were working with advanced statistical packages, performing complicated pharmacokinetic analyses, writing their own programs, using sophisticated mathematical techniques, and telecommunicating with mainframes at this and other universities. To serve these interests, a third group began in April 1986. The Scientific User Group is particularly interested in learning about the activities of the main campus Computer Center, in identifying and obtaining scientific software, and in receiving the latest computer news from other universities. The Information Services Section of the library has an extensive bibliographic instruction program that includes seminars on database searching, particularly the use of MEDLINE. The campus has a rapidly growing group of end-user database searchers. Beginning in the summer of 1986, therefore, a fourth computer user group was formed, for online users. Software programs, search strategies, and specific search topics are demonstrated and discussed by the Online User Group.