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The Development Course of Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Library
In recent years, the change of Heilongjiang Branch of China Traditional Chinese Medicine Literature Retrieval Center is more obvious. Since the establishment of 1995, the center has a local area network, a server, two working computers and eight user retrieval terminals, which constitutes the local area network of the retrieval center, and uses the modern office means of aluminum alloy screen to form a comfortable environment in which the retrieval work between users does not interfere with each other. Users can browse medical literature information resources freely.

In view of the demand of the vast number of Chinese medicine science and technology workers for massive information retrieval, the Center has provided a large number of retrieval databases, including Chinese periodicals database, Chinese medicine literature database, medical and health achievements database, Chinese biomedical literature database, MEDLINE database, American patent database, Chinese patent medicine commodity database, Chinese medicine enterprise database, and China medical journal literature database, which has included the literature reports of hundreds of domestic medical journals in recent 20 years. In the past three years, the retrieval center has completed 926 novelty retrieval services for scientific research topics and 153 general topic consulting services.

It is the purpose and starting point of library work to meet the needs of readers in all directions to the maximum extent. In recent years, we have taken effective measures to change the old service concept and traditional mode, change passive service into active service, and diversify service content and service forms. In addition to setting up readers' mailboxes on the library homepage and the lobby on the first floor to introduce new books, the opening hours are extended and open lending is implemented. One of the closing ways of traditional libraries is the closing of borrowing. Students can't directly and intuitively face the literature and materials, can't freely choose books and materials, and artificially isolate readers from the literature and materials, which greatly limits people's enthusiasm and affects the effective utilization of literature resources. Now we have adopted a comprehensive and open reading and borrowing, and achieved the goal of "one card" to visit the whole library, and all three stacks are open. Readers can choose their own books from the stacks and choose whatever books they like, and the utilization rate of literature has doubled.

The library of Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was founded in 1959, with a construction area of 9,000 square meters. There are 43 librarians, including 2 with senior titles, 2 with associate senior titles 12 and 4 with intermediate titles 14, including 3 doctors, 2 masters and 3 people studying for masters. There are offices, editorial departments, distribution departments, periodical departments and technical departments. Since its establishment 47 years ago, the library has made great progress and basically formed a collection system with Chinese medicine characteristics. Chinese and foreign language books 9 13764, Chinese medicine books 26 1528 and electronic books 297000. It mainly collects Chinese medicine and related disciplines, focusing on collection.

In 2009, our school plans to build a new building of 22,000 square meters. The layout and use of new buildings will break through traditional concepts and thinking, emancipate the mind and strive for innovation. It embodies the idea of "people-oriented" and the service concept of "reader-centered", completely changes the traditional lending service mode in the past, and builds it into a networked, open and modern library integrating collection, lending and reading, which fully embodies the service tenet of "readers first, service and education".