Hello all,
I just came across the January 2007 issue of American Journal of Obstetrics
& Gynecology. The cover says that "the PRINT version will present important
research in author-approved "summaries". The full-length articles can be
found ONLINE along with case Reports..."

That means that our users now have to go online to read the whole article. I
compared some print articles with the online version, and the print is 1-2
pages long, while the full-text online version is 5-7 pages. Also the print
version is quite different from the online version. I also checked in
PubMed, where the articles are not fully indexed yet. The citations give the
starting page number for the print and e-pages, e.g. 29, e1-6.

I would like to know how to best indicate to our users that the print
version is totally different than the online version and contains only part
of the article?
Any suggestions?

Thank you very much,
Hella Bluhm-Stieber

Hella Bluhm-Stieber, MLIS, AHIP
Medical Librarian
Milton J. Chatton Medical Library
Santa Clara Valley Health & Hospital System
751 S. Bascom Ave.
San Jose, CA 95128
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