Doody’s Selects IGI Global Books for Special Topics List

First published in October 2020, Doody’s Special Topics Lists are adjudicated book lists on high impact, timely, and interdisciplinary topics that aim to enhance the collection development efforts of health sciences librarians. Published quarterly on topics selected by an Editorial Board of North American librarians, Doody’s Special Topics Lists have addressed topics such as health equity, telehealth, and the cost of health care, among other specialized topics. List selectors are experienced, board-nominated librarians and information professionals with a knowledge and passion for the area in which they are selecting.

Since 1993, Doody Enterprises has been the premier source of objective, timely information on health sciences resources, trusted by librarians worldwide when making collection development decisions. In addition to Doody’s Core Titles, Doody’s publishes Doody’s Review Service®, Doody’s Collection Development Monthly®, and Doody’s Special Topics Lists, all of which are tools aimed at making the acquisition work of health sciences librarians easier and more efficient.

Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA, IGI Global is a leading medium-sized independent international academic publisher of cutting-edge, high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarly reference publications in the three major academic subject areas of Business & Management, Scientific, Technical, & Medical (STM), and Education. With a commitment to facilitating the discovery of pioneering scientific research, this publishing house has empowered over 200,000+ expert researchers from leading institutions globally to bring advanced reference books and scholarly journals to the research community. IGI Global’s Open Access Journal Program includes nearly 200+ active fully open access journals and at present, IGI Global is one of the largest 100% open access journal publishers in the world. Through traditional and open access publishing workflows, IGI Global’s unique, swift, and agile proprietary processes (books release in roughly 6-9 months from start to finish) ensures that tomorrow’s research is published today.