This following page outlines the various submission processes for AIRR | ANZCA Institutional Research Repository.CURRENTLY BETA-TESTING.
Content to be included in AIRR:
A complete copy of the selection criteria framework can be found here:
Submission workflow overview
Before submitting items to AIRR, it is first necessary to register a user submission profile.
Steps 1 & 2 below may be completed by the person to be registered, or a library staff member:
This will automatically generate an email from the library to the email address nominated above - the email’s subject will be AIRR Account Registration.
Note: If you have completed steps 1 & 2 above on behalf of another user, please advise that user to check their emails and advise them to follow steps 3-6 below.
Note: Steps 3-6 must be completed by the person to be registered:
Note: Please allow 3 working days for library staff to authorise your account to submit to AIRR.
Once authorised, you will receive an email notification:
Once registered, the user can log into AIRR:
It is possible to create a researcher profile as soon as you have registered. It is also possible to edit an existing profile at any time.
See the downloadable instructions for full details.
Once your user profile has been authorised, it is possible to item records (articles/books/chapters/presentations) to AIRR. Note: Authorisation is not required to create/update your researcher profile.
See the downloadable instructions for full details.
Access & search AIRR
It is also possible to submit your research item or author profile via the Library.
Note: Please allow 3-5 working for your submission to be added to AIRR.
Once approved, item records and author profiles can only edited by AIRR administrators.
To update an existing record:
Keywords/subjects can be used to describe the subject of items (eg. articles, book chapters, presentations) as well as the key research interests of author profiles. The ANZCA Foundation has developed a list of relevant keywords that can guide the selection of the relevant keywords.
Alternatively medical subject headings can be located with MeSH on Demand.
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