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• W1523741844 abstract "Introduction The enormous developments in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) have changed the world information scene. It has brought drastic changes in the way the information generated, stored, organized, accessed, retrieved and consumed. In the present time almost information sources are available in electronic form. Many printed journals have now been made available online. E-journals are major resources for scholarly communication. They take less time to publish, occupy less space and can access from remote location. Objectives of the Study The main objectives of the study are to know the usage of e-journals among the users of ICMR libraries in Delhi. The objectives include: 1. To discover awareness and extent of use of e-journals in ICMR libraries; 2. To identify the purpose of using e-journals; 3. To discover the frequency of using e-journals; 4. To discover the most used format for downloading e-journal articles; 5. To identify the problems being faced by the users while accessing e-journals. Literature Review Baljinder Kaur and Verma (2009) discuss the awareness level of IIT users towards use of e-resources particularly e-journals. They found that the impact of scholarly e-journals on academic community and suggested right ways to increases the usage of e-journals. They have raised the issue of accessing them at public domain that is accessing these facilities from outside the library for registered users. Khan and Ahmed (2009) explore the comparative use of e-journals among researchers of AMU and BHU. They found that the researchers of the both universities are much aware about the use of e-journals facility in respective universities. They sought the purpose of using e-journals facility. Deahpande and Pathak (2008) analyze the role of e-journals among astronomy and astrophysics libraries in India. The study discussed the matter of awareness, place, and frequency of accessing e-journals. They also have given emphasis to information literacy programmes. Moghaddam and Talawar (2008) explore the use of electronic journals at the Indian Institute of Science libraries in India. The questionnaire method was used to collect the data from respondents. Dhingra and Mahajan (2007) examine the use of electronic journals at A.C. Joshi Library of Panjab University, Chandigarh. It has taken several issues regarding usage of e-journals among users and highlights the major problems to accessing them. They found that lack of proper training and infrastructure facility hinders the use of e-journals. They have given prolific suggestions for further improvement. Raza and Upadhyay (2006) have studied the usage of e-journals by the researchers of Aligarh Muslim University. The article revealed the awareness level of researchers about e-journals, appropriate place for accessing them, purpose of use and the main obstacles which are faced by the researchers while accessing the e-journals. Its findings stress orientation programmes that should be conducted frequently by the library for researchers. The journal Nature, Science and Proceeding of the National Academy of Science are most popular journals among the respondents. Bhatt (2005) (9) has stated that e-journals play a pivot role in the research and development activities. He has discussed in details the concept of e-journals and its benefits. He has also evaluated the problems and perspectives of e-journals in an Indian context. Renwick (2005) determines the medical science faculty's perception regarding use of e-resources in number and frequency in Medical Science Library at The University of the West Indies. He found that the most of the respondents were computer literate, hence they were quite used to these resources. The most of the respondents felt need of training in the form of workshops. Tenopir, King and Bush (2004) investigated how medical faculty members use scholarly journals, whether print or electronic, what is the pattern to use them and what are the similarities and differences between the use of journals by medical faculty and faculty in other disciplines. …" @default.
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• W1523741844 title "Use of E-Journals by Medical Professionals: A Study of Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) Libraries in Delhi" @default.
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