CHSPR Publications

Repository Information

Repository Name
CHSPR Publications [English]
Repository Type
Institutional
Description
This site is an institutional repository collecting materials produced by researchers affiliated with the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research at the University of British Columbia. Materials from 1988.are available. Not all items are available on the site itself, with some materials existing as metadata only (bibliographic) entries linking to publisher sites. Access to these items will be limited by personal and institutional subscriptions of the individual reader.
Repository URL
http://www.chspr.ubc.ca/pubs/pub-search
Year Established
2007
Software Name
Other (HTML)
Languages
  • English
  • French
Content Types
  • Journal Articles
  • Bibliographic References
  • Conference and Workshop Papers
  • Unpublished Reports and Working Papers
  • Books, Chapters and Sections
  • Other Special Item Types
Subjects
Health and Medicine
Record Count
Metadata: 381

Organisation

Organisation Name
University of British Columbia [English]
Organisation URL
http://www.ubc.ca/
Department / Unit
UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research [English]
Unit URL
http://www.chspr.ubc.ca/
Country
Canada
Location
49.2636,-123.139 [openstreetmap]

Metadata Policy

Access
Anyone may access the metadata free of charge
Reuse
Not defined

Data Policy

Access
Anyone may access full items free of charge
Policy Status
No full-item re-use policy defined. Assume no rights at all have been granted.
Robot Harvesting
Allowed

Content Policy

Content Policy
Not defined
Repository Type
Institutional or departmental repository

Submission Policy

Submission Policy
Not defined

Preservation Policy

Preservation Policy
Not defined
Withdrawn Item Searchable
Yes

System Metadata

ID
993
Date Created
20 July 2007 10:10:09 UTC
Last Modified
27 October 2015 11:46:28 UTC
URI
http://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/id/repository/993
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