College Libraries
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13. MEDICAL LIBRARIES OF THE WORLD THE LIBRARY OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND
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14. Expanding the DOCLINE network to include nonmedical libraries in the state of Nevada.
Most libraries cannot meet patron demands for biomedical information using only their in-house collections. Consequently, many types of libraries request biomedical information through interlibrary loan, and these include not only academic health sciences libraries, hospital and special libraries, but also general libraries. In Nevada, with its small populat
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15. Chiropractic college libraries in the United States and Canada, 1981-1982.
Libraries in thirteen chiropractic colleges in the United States and Canada were surveyed in 1981/82. Data include operating expenditures, library resources, staffing levels and salaries, and size of physical plant. The survey identified wide differences among the population in all variables measured.
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16. Library instruction in the medical school curriculum: a survey of medical college libraries.
Future physicians must learn to cope with continuing changes in access to medical information. New instructional techniques, such as problem-based learning, emphasize the importance of research skills to medical students. To investigate the feasibility of establishing library instruction as a required part of the East Tennessee State University College of Me
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17. Subject Collections; a Guide to Special Book Collections and Subject Emphases as Reported by University, College, Public, and Special Libraries in the United States and Canada
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18. The Twin Cities biomedical consortium.
Twenty-eight health science libraries in the St. Paul-Minneapolis area formed the Twin Cities Biomedical Consortium with the intention of developing a strong network of biomedical libraries in the Twin Cities area. Toward this end, programs were designed to strengthen lines of communication and increase cooperation among local health science libraries; impro
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19. MLA Exchange and Medical Libraries in India
The paper deals with problems in obtaining single issues and complete volumes of medical periodicals through the international exchanges, mainly the Medical Library Association Exchange. It describes in detail how St. John's Medical College, Bangalore, acquires exchange material. It stresses the need to make the MLA Exchange known to those libraries which ar
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20. Library Support of Medical Education and Research in Canada. Report of a Survey of the Medical College Libraries of Canada, Together with Suggestions for Improving and Extending Medical Library Service at Local, Regional, and National Levels
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21. Interlibrary loan of audiovisual materials in the health sciences: how a system operates in New Jersey.
An audiovisual loan program developed by the library of the College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey is described. This program, supported by an NLM grant, has circulated audiovisual software from CMDNJ to libraries since 1974. Project experiences and statistics reflect the great demand for audiovisuals by health science libraries and demonstrate that
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22. A health sciences libraries consortium in a rural setting.
The coming of the East Tennessee State University College of Medicine and its effect on the health sciences institutions and practitioners in upper east Tennessee (southern Appalachia) required increased and improved information resources and arrangements for delivery and for use. The Tri-Cities Health Sciences Libraries Consortium was organized to facilitat
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23. The China Medical Board and Medical Libraries in the Far East *
The China Medical Board was created in 1914 to support the development of a medical college in Peking, China. However, its activity had to be discontinued due to the political change in China in late 1950, and the Board's new plans expanded into the whole area of the Far East in 1951. The primary program is to assist financially in the development of medical
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24. The NEOUCOM Cooperative Cataloging Service: development and review of the first four years.
The Basic Medical Sciences Library of the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine (NEOUCOM) provided a Cooperative Cataloging Service to fourteen of its affiliated hospitals' libraries since March 1978, using the OCLC system. Analysis of the first four years of service showed that the hospital libraries spent almost $30,000 to catalog more than 18