The K.K. Sherwood Medical Library is a branch of the Health Sciences
Libraries at the University of Washington. K.K. Sherwood is located
at the Harborview
Medical Center, 326 Ninth Avenue, Rm. 104. Use of the library is
restricted to Harborview and University of Washington students, staff,
and faculty.
The library houses a small collection of non-circulating books and
provides a terminal for accessing UW Libraries electronic resources
and other Web based materials. The UW
Libraries Catalog includes the KKS holdings indicated by the shelving
location of KKSherwood Lib-Harborview.
LIBRARY CONTACTS
LIBRARY HOURS
K.K. Sherwood is accessible 8-5 Monday-Friday for those with an HMC ID.
Contact Amy Harper to schedule an appointment.
COLLECTION/EQUIPMENT at KKS
- About thirty textbooks on health related topics
- 1 PC with internet access
- One terminal for accessing ORCA
SERVICES
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Access to UW and other collections
Via the UW Libraries catalog users may request books from the
UW Libraries and other academic libraries in the region. Books
may be picked up at KKS, and returned at the bookdrop located
inside the 9th Avenue entrance to HMC. (More)
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Document Delivery (fee-based)
To borrow books or to obtain copies of articles, submit your requests using web forms
from either HSL
Document Services or Loansome
Doc. Depending upon what you need and where it is located, the cost and delivery
time will vary (see HSL
Document Services).
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Reference
If you would like to consult with a librarian, please send email to alharper@u.washington.edu or call 206-604-9876. Please note that questions
related to direct patient care will receive priority handling.
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Databases
Search PubMed/MEDLINE, PsycINFO, and other databases from HealthLinks Databases
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Librarian Assisted Searches
Searches of MEDLINE
and other databases
may be requested.
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User Education
Orientations, library computer classes, and course-related instruction can be arranged with the librarian. For specific classes see HSL Classes and Tours.
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Information Management
Suggestions regarding ways to manage and share information will be provided. This can
include: selection and use of bibliographic citation management software; organization
and maintenance of departmental collections; sharing information using the ERES
software; accessing appropriate UW resources and support services on the main campus.
If you would like a service not described above, please ask.
Amy Harper, Librarian
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