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Tour of Library
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- Entrance to the library is from Morrison Place.
- No Library material can be removed from the library after hours
GENERAL AND REFERENCE
ENQUIRIES [TOP]
- The front desk is staffed during office hours to answer your queries
- Reference inquiries are also received by telephone, e-mail, post
and fax . Services provided include: Document
Supply service; bibiographic database searches (eg Medline,
Cochrane, Pubmed, EMBASE databases via the Library's Electronic
Resources Portal) and Internet searches; Past examination papers;
Advice to authors; Bibliographic services.
LOANS, OVERDUES &
INTERLIBRARY LOANS/DOCUMENT SUPPLY SERVICES [TOP]
- You can request references, interlibrary loans and have your loans
checked out at the Library's front desk. Journals are not loaned.
- Interlibrary loans are for when an item requested by a user is
not held within the Library. This includes texts, audio visual items and photocopies of articles or book chapters To apply for an interlibrary loan,
user must fill out a copyright declaration form (doubles as a request
form). See our Document Supply page for more details.
There is a charge for this service.
AUDIOVISUAL COLLECTION
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- Includes DVDs, CD-ROMs, DVD-ROMs, CDs and videocassettes. Please search the library's catalogue (external to RVEEH) or if you are at the RVEEH, please use our internal catalogue.
- Most material is available for loan, though some restrictions
may apply.
- All audio visual items are lent to onsite users for 7 days and to interstate
and country users for 3 weeks.
COMPUTERS AND DATABASE
SEARCHING [TOP]
- Most of the books on these shelves are for loan except those marked
"Not for Loan".
- Printing from all the computers goes to this machine, as well
as the photocopying. You need a card to use it. If you don't have
one ask library staff for more details.
- If you need to download a document please bring your USB flash drive to the library with you.
- Books published after 1978 are kept in the main library. These
books are available for loan. Bound journals are filed in alphabetical
order by title.
- Reference Collection - includes dictionaries, yearbooks, exam
papers and other useful information. These are kept at the beginning
of the book collection. They are not for loan.
LATEST JOURNALS &
NEWSPAPERS [TOP]
- The most recent issues are on display in the seating area along
with today's copy of The Age and The Australian.
These papers are kept for one week only.
- Older journals and little used titles are kept in the compactus
ARCHIVES ROOM [TOP]
- Old editions of certain ophthalmology and otolaryngological texts
are kept in the locked Archives Room. Users wishing to access them
should ask library staff.
Note : Between the Archives room and the Reading Room is an
emergency exit door. This door is permanently alarmed and must only
be used in an emergency.
READING ROOM [TOP]
- A quiet study area. It includes a Museum
display of Ophthalmological artefacts as well as a television, video
and DVD player with cordless headphones.
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