NLM information services and discussion of the evolution strategy_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 NLM information services and discussion of the evolution strategy [Keywords:] intelligence services, knowledge services, analysis and discussion Part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) The National Library of Medicine (The National Library of Medicine, NLM) is the world’s largest research libraries, is one of information and intelligence leading medical research center. NLM’s Medical Subject preparation Vocabulary (MeSH) is the authority of biomedical thesaurus indexing, integration of the MeSH, SNOMED-CT and ICD standardization of information resources such as Unified Medical Language System UMLS has been a variety of electronic documents, electronic medical records, document database, Knowledge Base and other widely used, NLM’s biomedical Medline literature search service system and for large-scale public health knowledge of the user’s service portal MedlinePlus is well known. Review, analyze and explore the NLM to the information from the information service product development, from the literature search services, information and knowledge services to the health and intelligence service strategy development process will change the future of medicine will work great benefit to intelligence research. 1 Medline literature search services and Began in 1964 based on the application of computer technology in the medical literature analysis and retrieval system, MEDLARS (Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System) research and development, marking the NLM began to get involved in the field of medical information research, the focus from the traditional medical literature Index Magazine - “lt;Medical Index (Index Medicine)gt;gt; editing, publishing shifted to the medical literature search service. In 1971, MEDLARS extended to on-line system upgrade (MEDLARS ON LINE, referred to as Medline), NLM’s document retrieval services expanded rapidly from the United States to overseas, Medline began coming into view. F