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Special collections of the library:
 WHO Depository Library
Documents of addictions
Address: H-1054 Budapest, Hold u. 1.
Telefone: (06-1)354-5372
E-mail: kovacs.beatrix@gyemszi.hu
Introduction
Informatics and System Analysis Directorate of National Institute for Quality- and Organizational Development in Healthcare and Medicines operates a special library providing nationwide services to Ministry of Health staff, health policy makers, health professionals, health care managers and other health workers. The library also provides information to professionals working in educational and health care institutes, as well as users of community health information.
The library has a full range of collection of Hungarian publications on health policy and related fields, statistics, social and family affairs. Selected publications from the foreign literature in the above fields are also available.
Services
| Online catalogue
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| Reading room (open access shelves)
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| Lending
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| Interlibrary loan
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| Reservation
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| Extension
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| Photocopying
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| Reference services
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Proprietary databases
Other information
List of journals available in the library
Hungarian and foreign periodicals
Library use
The library is open without restriction to any Hungarian and foreign citizen over 16 and can be used in person, on the telephone/fax or via e-mail. The reading room is available for using the international and Hungarian periodicals and monographs on the premises. All the library materials can be used in the reading room.
Lending/borrowing
Deadlines:
Books (maximum 4 volumes), CD-ROMs and/or videos (2 items): 1 month
A reader may have only six documents borrowed at the same time.
Not borrowable items:
- Books from reference library (marked with red ribbon)
- Periodicals (neither volumes, nor issues)
- Statistics
- Documents of the WHO
Photocopies of documents can be obtained upon request.
Requests for interlibrary loans are filled from the collection of our library and the associated libraries. We undertake the borrowing of foreign books or articles from international journals through the British Library.
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