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Open Access @ Harvard Medical School Observations: Facilitating support for federal & local OA policies Sustaining outreach & awareness across the university Expanding the corpus of open access scholarship Scott Lapinski Scholarly

  1. Open Access @ Harvard Medical School Observations: Facilitating support for federal & local OA policies Sustaining outreach & awareness across the university Expanding the corpus of open access scholarship Scott Lapinski Scholarly Communication & Research Librarian Countway Library Harvard Medical School

  2. Open Access @ Harvard Medical School NIH Public Access Policy: Voluntary Mandatory Seriously Mandatory 2005 2006 2008 2012 2014 $

  3. Open Access @ Harvard Medical School Harvard Open Access Policy: FAS HSPH HMS 2005 2006 2008 2012 2014 HLS HBS HGSE HDS HKS GSD

  4. Open Access @ HMS: Federal OA mandate & local OA policy

  5. Open Access @ HMS: Federal OA mandate + local OA policy

  6. Open Access @ HMS: Federal OA mandate + local OA policy Dec 2009: Inst_A Total Articles NIH supported = 2163 :: Compliant 63% Inst_B Total Articles NIH supported = 1856 :: Compliant 68% Inst_C Total Articles NIH supported = 711 :: Compliant 68% Inst_D Total Articles NIH supported = 1221 :: Compliant 69% Inst_E Total Articles NIH supported = 842 :: Compliant 63% Oct 2016 Inst_A Total Articles NIH supported = 14965 :: Compliant 93% Inst_B Total Articles NIH supported = 13243 :: Compliant 94% Inst_C Total Articles NIH supported = 5105 :: Compliant 96% Inst_D Total Articles NIH supported = 8477 :: Compliant 94% Inst_E Total Articles NIH supported = 6035 :: Compliant 96%

  7. One Research Center: NIH Supported Publications 2009 - 2015 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 Total Publications Non-Compliant 6000 4000 2000 0 Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

  8. Harvard Medical School: NIH Supported Publications 2009 - 2015 8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 Total Publications NonCompliant 3000 2000 1000 0 HMS HMS HMS HMS HMS HMS HMS 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

  9. Open Access @ Harvard Medical School Harvard Open Access Policy: FAS HSPH HMS 2005 2006 2008 2012 2014 HLS HBS HGSE HDS HKS GSD

  11. …and what about Harvard publications not supported by NIH? Harvard Publications in 2015: (first full year all Harvard Schools benefitted by Harvard OAP) Total number of journal articles published in 2015: 19,758 Total number of 2015 articles with NIH Funding: 8,003 Total number of 2015 articles for which Harvard OAP could share with our institutional repository (DASH): 11,755 Total number of waivers for 2015 : 5% (Web of Science InCites data pulled Oct 3 2016)

  12. So why are we doing this? Is OA content generating more academic discussion?

  13. Is OA content generating more academic discussion?

  14. Is OA content generating more academic discussion?

  15. Is OA content generating more academic discussion?

  16. Is OA content generating more academic discussion?

  17. Is OA content generating more academic discussion?

  18. Is OA content generating more academic discussion? …Yes.

  19. Open Access @ Harvard Medical School Thanks! Scott Lapinski Scholarly Communication & Research Librarian Countway Library Harvard Medical School

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