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Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative

The HINARI program, set up by WHO together with major publishers, enables developing countries to gain access to one of the world's largest collections of biomedical and health literature. Over 3503 journal titles are now available to health institutions in 113 countries, benefiting many thousands of health workers and researchers, and in turn, contributing to improved world health.

NEWS

The future of HINARI now secured
A wide-ranging independent review of HINARI was recently conducted and many thanks if you participated in this. The review showed that HINARI is viewed as an important resource and is making a valuable contribution to research and teaching. As a result of this review, the partners agreed that HINARI, and its sister programmes AGORA and OARE, should be continued at least to meet the time scale of the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals. We are delighted to report that this means that the programmes will continue at least until 2015. The review also made several other key recommendations which we will be following up on and working to improve. These included the need for improved authentication processes which would make it easier for users to access the resources available, the need for increased training and promotion, and a more formal organization structure. More information on these planned developments will follow. (The HINARI Team)

New Partners this Year
We are pleased to recognize the following new publisher partners who have joined HINARI this year:


American Society of Plant Biologists
ARKAT USA
Association of Learned and Professional Society
University of California Press
Akademiai Kiado
Nepal Journal of Neuroscience
Institut fuer Klinische Psychologie und>
Gemeindepsychologie
IOS Press
Online Brazilian Journal of Nursing
Guildford Publications
Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung/Social Research
American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
American Journal of Neuroradiology
Arkivoc - Archives of Organic Chemistry
MedUNAB
Parsmedline, Iran
Psicologia Escolar e Educacional
Radcliffe Publishing
Siriraj Medical Journal, Thailand
Society for Endocrinology
Ukrainian Medical Association of North America

Partners

Information Training and Outreach Center for Africa (ITOCA) works with over 300 institutions
Full text

ITOCA homepage


The HINARI collection of full-text online journals now offers more than 3500 titles
If you would like to suggest other titles that would be good additions to the HINARI collection, please write to us at: hinari@who.int
Latest additions

NUMBERS

Journals
We now have more than 3503 full text online journals in our collection.

Total Registrations
HINARI has more than 2440 institutions registered in 107 countries
Map of Country Breakdown [pdf 303kb]

Languages
You may find full-text online journals in the HINARI database in fourteen different languages.

TIP OF THE MONTH FOR USING HINARI

Are you having trouble opening/downloading articles from journals published by Wiley ?
Using HINARI

2008 Cunningham Fellowship
Applications are now being accepted through November 30, 2006 for the 2008 Cunningham Fellowship. The award is given annually to citizens or permanent residents from countries outside the United States or Canada who have both an undergraduate degree and a master's level library degree and are working or preparing to work in a health sciences library in their countries. The program provides a learning experience that may consist of a stay in the United States at one or more medical libraries. Based upon an upcoming pilot program for the 2007 Cunningham Fellowship, the format and duration of the 2008 program could vary from two weeks up to a period of three months. For more information, contact Lisa C. Fried, credentialing, professional recognition, and career coordinator at 312.419.9094 ext. 28 or mlapd2@mlahq.org
Fact sheet and application

FEEDBACK FROM USERS

Dear HINARI,
We are very pleased to be afforded access to online HINARI journals. This is a great achievement for our library and institute and this will help our students, staff and researchers to keep abreast with new information. Zimbabwe, November -2006
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FIELD

HINARI national workshops in the WPRO region
National HINARI workshops in the WPRO region

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Information Training Outreach Center for Africa (ITOCA) workshops planned for 2006
ITOCA

Led by EMRO
Tunisia (November, 2006) (English)
Djibouti (November 2006) (English)
West Bank and Gaza (November 2006)(English)


Sitio HINARI em Português

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HINARI Leaflet [pdf 1.06Mb]


HINARI Bookmark [pdf 70kb]


HINARI Information Sheet [pdf 726kb]


Contact HINARI
World Health Organization
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HINARI
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