RESOURCE CENTRE MANUAL
HEALTHLINK WORLDWIDE
CHETLEY, Andrew
Improving health, fighting poverty : the role of information and communication
technology (ICT) [whole issue]
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH COMMUNICATION :
FINDINGS No 1. London : Exchange, Jul 2001, 4 p.
Web location: http://www.healthcomms.org/findings
Available from: Exchange, c/o Healthlink Worldwide, Cityside, 40 Adler Street,
London E1 1EE, UK E-mail: [email protected]
Internet: http://www.healthcomms.org
DI LAURO, Anne and BRANDON, Ed
The MIBIS manual : preparing records in microcomputer-based bibliographic
information systems
2nd ed
Ottawa : IDRC Books, 1994, 353 p.
ISBN: 0 88936 728 0
MIBIS is a model database structure for development information. The manual
includes information on how to use the model to automate operations using
CDS-ISIS, and how to adapt it for use with Inmagic.
Now out of print but can be borrowed from: International Development and
Research Centre (IDRC), PO Box 8500, Ottawa, ON K1G 3H9, Canada or from
one of their depository libraries around the world E-mail: [email protected] Internet:
http://www.idrc.ca/books/728.html
Price: US$35.00
DUTTON, Sarah
Beginners guide to the CDS-ISIS formatting language
2001
An introduction to the formatting language in plain language, designed as a
training resource to help beginners build up complex formats gradually.
Web location: http://www.datahome.org.uk
Available from: http://www.datahome.org.uk/formatting.htm
Focus on information technology [special topic]
DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION No 1. Jan/Feb 97, p 8–17.
Note: A collection of articles focusing on the use of information technology in
developing countries.
HOPKINSON, Alan and SIMMONS, Peter (Eds)
CCF/B : the common communication format for factual information
Paris : UNESCO, 1992, 127 p.
The Common Communication Format (CCF) is a standard database format for
bibliographic and factual information. The document is aimed at those
developing databases.
Available from: UNESCO General Information Programme, UNESCO, 7 place
de Fontenoy, 75700 Paris, France E-mail: [email protected]
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