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PubMed1955

Book selection.

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Book Selection↗
PubMed1999

DOCLINE update.

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PubMed1970

Access to the scholarly record of medicine by the osteopathic physicians of southeastern Michigan.

This paper is one part of a continuing study to determine the availability of library service to physicians in southeastern Michigan not associated with academic institutions. The institutional affiliations of the 800 osteopathic physician community of the area were identified. As the availability of library service at these institutions was known, the conclusion is patent that 60 percent of these physicians do not have dependable access to the library resources of the area. Further, it is apparent from the way the institutions are distributed and the responsibilities physicians have, that the only hope of providing library service to the practicing physician is through hospitals.

Hospitals, Special↗
PubMed1986

The patient-centered bibliography: uniting library services with the mission of the psychiatric hospital.

The primary function of a hospital is patient care. The development of a patient-centered bibliography is suggested as the most effective way of organizing information and insuring its use in the psychiatric hospital. The patient-centered bibliography is a collection of readings which are especially pertinent to the care of an individual patient. It consists of a core of current literature organized around the patient's multiaxial diagnosis (including psychosocial stresses), but may also include articles on psychopharmacology, special psychotherapeutic techniques, and literature on family dynamics. The collection can be expanded to include patient-centered information for two other purposes as well: milieu therapy and patient education.

Bibliographies as Topic↗