Library Access
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Can I bring my cell phone to the library?
- Cell phones are allowed in the library. There are designated areas where you can have a cell phone conversation (in the library courtyard away from other people). Be aware that voices echo in many of the library spaces including the...
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Can I eat and/or drink in the Library?
- Covered drinks are welcome in the library; enjoy your lunch in the courtyard, no food is allowed in the library building....
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Can I get access to the library after closing time for emergencies?
- When Lane Library is closed, you can get access for patient care emergencies. The on-duty, senior professional of your clinic must contact Hospital Security. Security will escort you to Lane Library. Materials may be checked out. Follow the procedures in...
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CINAHL is asking for an EBSCO username! What shall I do?
- EBSCO recently replaced Ovid as our database provider for CINAHL. Your SUNet ID should be all you need to go straight from Lane's Nursing Portal or databases page to the search interface. However, some people have reported difficulty with access...
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Do you have a Lost & Found in Lane?
- If you've lost something in Lane or in the Computer Labs upstairs, simply call 650-723-6831 or email the Lane Service Desk. You can claim your item any time the library is open. See hours. Items are kept in the Lost...
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Does Lane Library have a mission statement?
- Lane Library's mission and vision are stated in the strategic plan. A briefer statement is included in the Core Resource Description for grants....
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Does Lane Medical Library offer "chat" reference service?
- Lane Medical Library offers users the opportunity to chat with Service Desk staff for ready reference questions such as hours,quick information and citation look-up, and reporting concerns. The hours of service are: Mon. - Fri.: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM...
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eBook reading station
- eBook reading station It is difficult to read books online on small screens, which is why Lane Library has set up an eBook Reading Station in the Stone Room (See the Stone Room floorplan). You will need to log in...
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I am a Stanford Hospital resident. How do I get privileges to other University libraries on campus (such as Green Library)?
- Residents are eligible to receive a courtesy University ID card. The ID card will give you access and borrowing privileges at most libraries on campus, along with access to University athletic facilities and events. To obtain a Courtesy ID card,...
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Is there a phone I can use to answer pages in the library?
- There are two page phones available for medical affiliates for answering medical pages only. One telephone is on the main floor by the elevator, and the other is downstairs under the first stairwell. You should be as brief and as...
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Is there a staff directory for Lane?
- To find phone numbers and email addresses for Lane staff members, go to the staff directory. Click Contact Us at the foot of any page for general contact information, including tabs for the staff directory, liaisons page, and AskUs form....
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Welcome to Lane Library!
- The definitions and descriptions below will help you get started using the many services and resources available through Lane Library. Also see Getting Started: How do I ...? Lane's website, known as LaneConnex, is the obvious starting point for finding...
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What are guest access and Stanford access on LaneConnex?
- "Guest access" and "Stanford access" are two different modes of using LaneConnex when you are off campus. Giving users a choice between these modes enables us to better serve both the general public and our core users (current Stanford students,...
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What Are Lane's Hours?
- Fall 2009 Hours (August 27 - December 11) Mon - Thu: 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Fri: 8:00 A.M - 8:00 P.M. Sat: 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Sun: 12:00 P.M. - 12:00 A.M. Thanksgiving Week Exceptions Wednesday November...
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What are Lane's policies and guidelines?
- Backpacks, briefcases, handbags, etc. Lane Library reserves the right to search personal belongings for library materials. Book Trucks. Book trucks may be used in the library and if needed, book trucks can be checked out. Borrower's Obligation. You are responsible...
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What is a VPN? Does it provide access to Lane's eJournals?
- VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. Stanford's VPN provides off-campus affiliated users with a Stanford IP address, once they enter their SUNet ID. This IP address allows them to use Stanford resources as though they were on campus. IT Services'...
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What kind of privileges can I expect to receive as a user representing a company?
- Access to Lane Medical Library is free. Individuals representing a profit or non-profit institution, or those who are self-employed, may purchase a corporate membership to use the Lane Medical Library. Corporate Membership Rate $500 per year - Includes 2-hour electronic...
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What library services are available during the university's winter closure?
- Details of library hours and holidays are listed on Lane's website. During these open hours, the library and its resources are available as usual. There will be no service in the following areas: Special Collections and Archives Offsite requests for...
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What privileges do Stanford School of Medicine alumni receive?
- Alumni and alumnae enjoy lifelong free access to Lane Medical Library and may use our online resources from anywhere on campus, as well as in Lane. Within the library, the print collections, photocopiers, and other resources are freely available. In...
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What privileges do Stanford non-Medical School alumni receive?
- Non-medical-school alumni receive free access to Lane Medical Library's physical collections. Self-service database searching is available from selected computers in the library. Some databases may limit access. See the Service Desk if you have any questions. Community Membership, which includes...
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What should I do if I hear fire alarm sound?
- All alarms should be treated as serious emergencies. During all fire alarms, everyone must exit the library. Bring your belongings with you and exit through the main exit or through one of the emergency exits. Follow the 'EXIT' signs. There...
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When coming to Lane, where can I park and what is the cost?
- Connect to the following websites for info on directions and parking fees: Info for visitor parking at SUMC: http://www.stanfordhospital.com/directions/driving/index.html Info for visitor parking at the University: http://transportation.stanford.edu/parking_info/VisitorParking.shtml...
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Where are the restrooms?
- Restrooms are located outside the library, in the corridors between the Lane and Alway buildings, and between the Lane and Edwards buildings. Exit the library, turn right and then right again or left and then left again. In both corridors,...
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Where can I display postings and announcements?
- Medical Center campus events may be promoted via the Library's plasma screen located in the library entry way. You are welcome to submit announcements for consideration. Priority will be given to events that are: - open to the SUMC Community...
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Where do I go to get my Stanford University ID?
- The Stanford University ID card is issued by the the Stanford Card Office. To obtain your card, click here and follow the instructions. The Stanford ID card office is located at: George Forsythe Hall, 275 Panama Street, Rm. 190 Open...
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Where is a map to locate buildings?
- Bay Area Stanford University Hospital & Clinic Locations Inside Stanford Hospital (maps for each floor) Locating a Clinic Lane Library Classroom & Lab Directions Lane Library Classrooms & Study Spaces M202 Computer Labs...
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Who Can Use the Library?
- Everyone is welcome to use the library. All Stanford University Alumni have lifetime library privileges. Graduates enjoy access not only to the print collections, but also Internet access to our digital collections while visiting Lane. Borrowing privileges may be purchased....
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