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By the Numbers

Distinguished as the first library established by a medical school in the United States, the Health Sciences and Human Services Library (HSHSL) provides collections and services for faculty, staff, and students of the University of Maryland, Baltimore as well as for the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC).

The HSHSL also serves as the Regional Medical Library (RML) for Region 1, which provides programs, services, and dedicated support for NNLM Members in Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia.

FY2021
Use	108,316	Page Views of Website
	1,883	Reference Questions and Consultations
	161,890	Physical and Ebooks Circulated
	441	Consults
	156	Education Sessions Held
	3,824	Class Participants
	50	Online Tutorials
	111,675	Views of Online Guides
	27,288	Item Requests Fulfilled through Document Delivery and ILL for UMB users
	9,736	Loans and Documents Provided to Other Libraries
	46,174	Visitors to 601 W. Lombard Street

Holdings	106	Databases
	4,716	Currently Received Serial Titles
	17,544	E-Book Titles
	360,502	Print Volumes
	2,627	Items in Digital Archive

Outreach	60	Outreach Service Sessions
	7,301	People Served by Sessions
	0	Regional Medical Library (RML) National Exhibits*
	0	RML State/Regional/Local Exhibits (FY 2021)*
	18	Projects Funded by RML (FY 2021)*
	$248,441	Total Awarded to Projects Funded by RML (FY 2021)

Space	57	Public Access Computers
	2	Wireless Networks for Laptops and Mobile Devices
	3	Classrooms Fully Equipped with Computers
	2	Video Conference Rooms
	41	Group Study Rooms (18 technology-enhanced)
	101	Individual Study Carrels
	0	Bioinformation and Data Science Computer*
	0	Collaborative Learning Room*
	0	Innovation Space (3D printers and hands-on equipment)*
	0	Presentation Practice Studio (video recording and editing equipment)*

Staff	27	Faculty Librarians
	53	All Library Staff

*Due to COVID-19, building-related data was low or non-existent with reduced on-site services.

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