As more and more libraries are renewing their database offerings, more people are looking at CINAHL from EBSCO. So I draw your attention to the Electronic Resources Review in JMLA, CINAHL Plus (free online) by Maureen (Molly) Knapp. J Med Libr Assoc. 2006 July; 94(3): 355–356. For people who are interested in a direct comparison of CINAHLacrosss platforms, check out, Comparison of CINAHL via EBSCOhost,: Ovid, and ProQuest (subscription required), by Melody M Allison. Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries vol 3 (1) 2006 31 - 50.

Finally don't forget to sign up for the CINAHL email list group, which I mentioned last month. This list was created by the UBC librarians as an area for people to discuss their thoughts, concerns, experiences, and opinionsregardingg the EBSCO and Ovid versions of CINAHL

To subscribe to the list send an email to: Majordomo@interchange.ubc.caInclude the following command in the body of your email message:subscribe lib-cinahl your email addressi.e. subscribe lib-cinahl donaldduck@disney.com