Heart 1998;80:107 ( August )
Editorial
Essential collection
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collaboration among the British Cardiac Society, the American College
of Cardiology, the American Heart Association, and the European Society
of Cardiology has culminated in the production of an innovative
electronic publication. CardioCollectionTM is a CD-ROM containing
complete contents (full text, tables, and graphics) for three years of
four major international cardiology journals:
Heart, Circulation, Journal of the American College of Cardiology, and the European Heart
Journal. In addition to the full contents of each journal
(1995-97) this fully searchable CD-ROM also contains ACC/AHA
guidelines and task force reports of the ESC, as well as the
MEDLINE subset
that is, abstracts of all references cited within the journals indexed by
Index Medicus.
The societies and publishers of the four journals have been working
with MultiMedia Software Inc of Maryland, USA to develop CardioCollectionTM over the past two years. The aim of the CD-ROM is to
provide a comprehensive library
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