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Use and Impact of E-Resources among Faculty and Postgraduate Students in Selected Nursing College Libraries in Mangalore, Karnataka

Kumar Mamatha P.* , Kumar Mamatha P.* , Bhandi M.K.**

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Indian Journal of Library and Information Sciences 10(1):p 21-26, Jan-Apr 2016. | DOI: DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijlis.0973.9548.10116.3

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Electronic resources are an invaluable asset in the health sciences field of academic activities. They have altered the conduct of teaching and learning by allowing faculty and postgraduates a wide range of opportunity for accessing accurate and timely information. This paper examined the use of e-resources by nursing faculty and postgraduates in selected nursing college libraries in Mangalore, Karnataka. It also assessed the users’ level of satisfaction, usefulness and impact of e-resources on teaching, learning and research. A well structured questionnaire was administered to 288 nursing professionals to elicit their opinion and collect primary data for the study. A total number of 238 filled in questionnaires were received showing an overall response rate of 82.6%.  The paper revealed that nursing professionals use various types of e-resources and it does have a favourable impact on their academic work, but they faced various problems while accessing these resources.   

Keywords: CINAHL; Consortia; E-resources; Impact; Mangalore; Nursing; Use.


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