In the year 2000, South Miami Hospital Library received a facelift. It offered a place for employees at Baptist to read, take a break, or work on papers and presentations. The library subscribed to OVID and EBSCO, increasing access to 80 online journals. Additionally, the library held a series of trainings for staff on using its services.Explore articles published by Baptist authors in 2000 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.

In 1999 the library focused on bringing Evidence Based Health Care to Baptist staff. Diane Rourke BHS Medical Librarian and Dr. Andrew Egol hosted a presentation on finding EBP research in the literature and on the internet. The South Miami Hospital in the Victor Clarke Education Center was dedicated to the Marmot Foundation, acknowledging a decade of support, as well as a section of the library being named for Dr. Jose Ramon de Amezola Neuroscience Center.Explore articles published by Baptist authors in 1999 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.

In 1997 the library was focused on bringing the internet to the hospital community. The library offered internet demonstrations, including how to use Netscape Navigator, and how to find medical sites on the internet.Explore articles published by Baptist authors in 1997 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.

In 1996 the Library Letter was offered for the first time in electronic format. This year the hospitals merged with Baptist Health Systems of South Florida, including a system wide library service. In 1996, Dr. Tom Naidich was the editor of the new International Journal of Neuroradiology. Other publications include Shore Party and Other Tales of War by Michael Harac, Walt Disney World for Lovers by Gayle and Rick Perlmutter RN, and Asbestos Medicine on Trial by South Miami Hospitals Ilan Feingold MD. This year the library at Baptist Hospital was formally named after long time Library Committee member Dr. Marvin "Bud" Jaffee.Explore articles published by Baptist authors in 1996 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.

In 1994, the library worked on educating the Baptist community on the "information highway" also called the internet. In the Library Letter: learn about E-Mail, remote login with Telnet, and transferring files with FTP. The Internet was not available system wide at this point. Instead the library would help users get their own computers hooked up using "gateways," and telephone lines. This year the estate of Dr. Marvin "Bud" Jaffee gifted a set of "Classics in Medicine" which includes 58 titles from landmark medical publications.Explore articles published by Baptist authors in 1994 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.

In 1993 Author! Author! was celebrated during National Library Week with an afternoon tea event. The library was able to purchase nursing books with a grant from the Center of Nursing Excellence. The books were used to support the Performance Based Development System in Nursing Education.Explore articles published by Baptist authors in 1993 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.

In 1992 over 60 articles were published. The authors were celebrated during National Library week at the Author! Author! Day. This year the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology edited by Baptist's own Dr. Gary Becker was accepted as a journal to be indexed in the MEDLINE database. Additionally, Dr. Thomas P. Naidich edited the 1991 issue of the American Journal of Neuroradiology, as well as authored articles on pediatric neuroradiology. At the library, you could find books, and new NCME videos, which offered CME credits.Explore article published by Baptist authors in 1992 at Scholarly Commons.Library Newsletters are only available via local IP address or BHSF login.