1. CABI products and services for biomedical, food and nutrition specialists Informatio Medicata 2008, Budapest, 25 September 2008

2. CABI – A modern organization Not-for-profit, intergovernmental organization Multi-national (324 employees in 12 offices) Publishing (7 million abstracts on CAB Abstracts, 77 new books in 2006, 143 reprints) Bioservices (Microbial Services – testing, supply, identification, preservation and patenting and Fungal Products) ID (K4D, Commodities, Invasives, Biopesticides and Microbial Capacity)

3. CABI major subject area in the sphere of biomedical, food and nutrition sciences Public and International Health Human Nutrition and Food Science Parasitology and medical and veterinary mycology and entomology

4. Public and International Health Products 1. Global Health 2. Tropical Diseases Bulletin 3. Abstracts on Hygiene and Communicable Diseases Related products RMVE, RMVM, Prot Abs, Helm Abs, NARA

5. Human Nutrition and Food Science Products 1. Nutrition and food sciences database (CAB Direct) 2. Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews Series A – Human & Experimental (Abstract Journal) 3. Internet resource – www.NutritionandFoodSciences.com Related products: Global Health, CABI Blog

6. Parasitology and medical and veterinary mycology and entomology Products 1. Helminthological Abstracts 2. Protozoological Abstracts 3. Review of Medical and Veterinary Entomology 4. Review of Medical and Veterinary Mycology 5. Parasitology Database

7. CAB eBooks Key Facts Dynamic, subscription based front file (2005+ ) and static, one-off purchase back file (2000-2004) Subject coverage and metadata fully complementary to CAB Abstracts – key access point Over 400 titles and 7,000 records (front file); over 240 titles (back list) Unprecedented granularity; all titles indexed and available as chapters Key titles for CAB Abs core market E-books displayed as a PDF

8. Subject Collections CAB e-books Full Front File Collection Agriculture Agricultural Eng Applied Economics Animal Nutrition Animal Prod and Genetics Animal Science Animal Welfare Biotechnology, Plant Breeding and Gen Crop Science Horticultural Science Organic Agriculture and Sustainable Agriculture Plant Protection Veterinary Science Equine Science Animal Production and Genetics Parasitology and Infectious Diseases Aquaculture & Fisheries Veterinary Science Entomology Animal & Vet Science Env. Science Conservation Organic Farming & Sustainable Agriculture Forestry Soil Science Biodiversity Ecology Soil Science and Hydrology Environment Human & Food Sci Human Nutrition & Food Science Public Health and Communicable Diseases Leisure & Tourism Leisure & Recreation Tourism Plant Sciences Biotechnology, Breeding & Genetic Resources Forestry Crop Protection Horticulture Crop Science & Plant Biology Organic Farming & Sustainable Agriculture CAB e-books Archive Static Back File Dynamic Front Files

9. Global Health: more than public health Launched as ‘the only dedicated public health database’ in 2003. Unrestricted by language or location For academics, government, practitioners 2007 onwards broadening the appeal - repositioning as ‘public health with significant biomedical material’

10. GH – Key facts selective yet comprehensive coverage Collation of data from global sources electronic capture Over 95% of records have abstracts Database coding and indexing, including CABICODES and CAB Thesaurus abstracts for non-English material standardisation of terminology prepared by specialists

11. GH – Key stats Selective database 1.2 million records Plus 0.8 million in Global Health Archive (1910-83) 100,000+ added annually Indexed from 6000 serial titles last year from across the biological sciences Includes books, reports, conferences Serials from 158 countries in 50+ languages Open serials policy 26% of literature from N. America

12. Global Health Coverage Communicable diseases Bacterial viral and prion diseases Nosocomial diseases Zoonotic disease Bioterrorism Travel medicine Tropical diseases International health tropical medicine low-income and transitional economy health services Maternal and child health Women's health Sexual and reproductive health Refugee health Non-communicable diseases Environmental health Public health Community health Rural health Health education; promotion Epidemiology Disease prevention Public health aspects of disasters Public Health policy and planning Social medicine and behaviour Occupational health Traditional medicine

13. Coverage – cont. Global Health product also includes: Nutrition, Parasitology, Mycology, Medical entomology and vectorborne diseases - see other sheets New areas of coverage: Environment – i.e.pollution exposure and monitoring. We are already doing effects of climate and environment on disease epidemiology and risk, natural disaster response.

14. Community health Examples: a description of a nutrition intervention in a school a community-based healthy heart program health status of immigrants in a city

15. Sociology ‘the study of the individuals, groups and institutions and their relations that make up human society’ Cultural attitudes, beliefs Health service provision in rural areas and developing countries Health inequalities Community health programs Fertility rates, mortality rates Community nutrition programmes Paying for healthcare.

16. “To solve local problems with global information” and… opposite Community health studies around the world can inform local projects: Examples: Skin cancer prevention programs Dengue prevention AIDS prevention Work done in developing countries is applicable to immigrant communities in developed countries. Cultural beliefs and practices travel.

17. Competitors Medline -US National Library of Medicine about 5000 current journals bias to US. Embase- Elsevier 4900 active journals bias more to Europe and to drug development. Pubmed, Scopus, Google Scholar What unique content does Global Health have ?

18. Unique Content vs Medline (2004 & 2005) from S. Glover et al. In Health Information libraries journal 2008 Term GH total GH Unique Overlap (%) Bartonella henselae 9585 (89.5)10 (10.5) Candidosis (2005)375221 (58.9)154 (41.1) Dengue455270 (59.3)185 (40.7) Echinacaea2817 (60.7)11 (39.5) Obesity AND USA625433 (69.3)192 (30.7) Pneumonia281200 (71.2)81 (28.8) Schistosomiasis778682 (87.7)96 (12.3) Zoonoses690586 (84.9)104 (15.1)

19. Serials Comparisons with Embase and Medline GH vs Embase 3595 titles in GH not in Embase GH vs Medline 3542 titles in GH which are not on Medline. GH vs. Embase and Medline 3235 titles unique to GH. Many of these are ‘agricultural’ or multidisciplinary but about 300 journals are ‘pure medical’.

20. Summary GH: public health with significant additional medical content GH: significant community health and sociology coverage GH has unique content from (i) unique serial literature (ii) translated abstracts and (iii) non-serial literature We are refocusing and growing amount that is unique GH has substantial content distinct from its nearest competitors Medline & Embase GH will have wider appeal for medical market beyond public health

21. GH perspectives- Broaden the appeal I dentify new unique journals National medical journals (50)  we hope to take 45 unique journals until end of 2008 National public health association journals We cover the leading medical & public health journals for every country!

22. Advancing Global Health in 2008: Focus on endusers, grow unique content WE contact specific researchers WE network: prospects, contacts, user needs, feedback, promotion WE tailor support materials (searches for sales, flyers for marketing, new marketing messages) WE blog WE raise awareness* WE grow unique content: journals, reports, book chapters, full text

23. Example: Hot topics and blogs Chikungunya Hospital infections, drug resistance: Clostridiumdifficile XDR-TB MRSA (see Isobels blog) Ebola With all of these, don’t forget to check our blogs!

24. Relevant Blogs Chikungunya conquers the Swiss Alps 11/30/07 Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells: TB complacency is not acceptable 8/8/07 The new HIV or just an outbreak of boils? 1/21/08 Wash your hands…not your turkey! 12/14/07 Pass the Tamiflu! 11/22/07 Kiss - don't shake hands? 12/21/07 Finding that needle: searching tips 10/15/07

25. CABI Products Promotion Marketing Pieces Sample searches

26. Global Health Training Database user Guides http://www.cabi.org/datapage.asp?iDocID=598 Training sessions Training sessions for Trainers, Library Staff, Faculty or Students i. Via vendor ii. Through CABI via WebEX Chris Ison CABI Training Manager c.ison@cabi.orgc.ison@cabi.org

27. Testimonial "We have whittled it down to what we believe are the essentials - Global Health and Medline” Jean Shaw (Partnerships in Health Information, registered charity no. 1031674)

28. The CABI Mission & mine! Improving Human Health Through Access to Information www.cabi.org Krassimira Anguelova, Regional Manager Eastern Europe, CIS, Middle East k.anguelova@cabi.org Mission: