id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
hypothesis-27410	Kirschner, Jessica; Monnin, Jenn; Andresen, Christine	Gaining Ground: OER at 3 Health Sciences Institutions	2023	15	.pdf	application/pdf	6556	412	40	The work is similarly an extension of both long-existing library services, such as instruction support, and emerging services, such as publishing support.11-13 Often in partnership with other university units, library OER initiatives educate about, advocate for, and support the adoption, adaptation, and creation of OER. In order to encourage OER usage, library resources and staff work to overcome this barrier, as well as other commonly articulated barriers to adoption, such as difficulty in locating appropriate resources or concerns about quality.14,16,17Libraries also often administer grant programs and/or provide access to platforms to enable the creation of resources.11 Research shows that these initiatives result in a higher adoption of OER resources.18 OER in health sciences Many case studies provide an overview of OER initiatives or analyze the impact of OER in academic courses (e.g., see the Open Education Group bibliography).19 However, few articles study OER specifically in the health sciences context.	cache/hypothesis-27410.pdf	txt/hypothesis-27410.txt
