Impact and use
Research that people can find and use
RSRC measures whether its evidence base is available, current, and helping visitors reach original research.
Rolling 30-day period: through
Recent activity
Research use
These measures focus on research discovery and movement toward primary evidence rather than raw pageviews.
- Library searches
- 10,552
- Searches returning results
- 93.7%
- Visitors opening original sources
- 1,859
- Original-source connections
- 3,516
Human-classified search actions during the reporting period.
9,889 searches returned at least one publication.
Privacy-preserving visitor identifiers associated with an original-source action.
Distinct visitor-publication pairs connected to an original source.
Available today
The evidence base these measures support
- Approved publications
- 212
- Living Evidence Syntheses
- 10
- Syntheses up to date
- 100%
- Quality-cleared synopses
- 209
- Newest source date
Published cross-study evidence products.
10 of 10 reflect the latest approved evidence.
Most recent publication date represented in the approved collection.
Evidence base last changed .
What these measures show
Visitors are using RSRC to search a focused research collection and continue from RSRC records to primary publication sources. The evidence base is also being maintained as its underlying corpus changes.
For visitors
The measures provide evidence that the Library is active, current, and used to reach original research.
For supporters
The measures connect support for corpus quality and research access with observable public use.