PubMed · 8524552
[While science grows and the number of libraries decreases, what will happen to information? (Decrease of medical journals in Hungary)].
Abstract
The differences between the 1982 and 1994 subscriptions of the leading medical journals were investigated. Sample journals were taken from the impact factor rank lists of the Science Citation Index. The 1994 level was 45% lower than that of 1982. The information supply of the medical universities has weakened too, especially because they have too many small institutional library units. They are not able to supply the literature necessary to their readers and to the Hungarian medical audience.
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E Szénási, R Virág, J Marton. 1995-11-05. [While science grows and the number of libraries decreases, what will happen to information? (Decrease of medical journals in Hungary)].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8524552/
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