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Medical school hotline: role of the Health Sciences Library at the John A. Burns School of Medicine in medical education.

Academic health sciences libraries, as supporting organizations within medical schools, find themselves in a world of constant change largely due to advances in information technology. The literature is rife with articles describing the tenuous landscape and prescribing solutions to maintain relevance in the face of change among health sciences libraries. The strategies provided to librarians recommend repurposing space, modifying services, and embedding oneself into the institution at large.1–3 Since its opening in 2005, JABSOM's Health Sciences Library (JABSOM Library) staff has made decisions predicated on these recommendations as well as the evolving needs of the medical school. The Library has responded to the demands of the digital world amid a widespread economic downturn. It has been a “wild ride”; one that could only be enjoyed by embracing change.