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Marketing the Hospital Library
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2005Many librarians do not see themselves as marketers, but marketing is an essential role for hospital librarians. Library work involves education, and there are parallels between marketing and education as described in this article. It is incumbent upon hospital librarians actively to pursue ways of reminding their customers about library services.
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Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2009
Many hospital libraries suffer from being poorly housed. This article describes a successful effort to find better space for a hospital library. Issues of planning, staff participation, and implementation are discussed, including constraints, what worked well, and what could have worked better.
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Many hospital libraries suffer from being poorly housed. This article describes a successful effort to find better space for a hospital library. Issues of planning, staff participation, and implementation are discussed, including constraints, what worked well, and what could have worked better.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1969
THE Medical Library Assistance Act of 1965 provided federal funds for the general upgrading of the nation's medical libraries as a response to the recognized inadequacy of these facilities.
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THE Medical Library Assistance Act of 1965 provided federal funds for the general upgrading of the nation's medical libraries as a response to the recognized inadequacy of these facilities.
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The Community-Hospital Library
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965The hospital library has been described as the "forgotten stepchild of the hospital." The average medical-society library, according to a recent survey, does not fare much better. Still, for physicians who cannot afford extensive and expensive private libraries, these neglected collections are apt to be the crucial link in the chain of medical ...
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Bibliographic Instruction in the Hospital Library
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 1994The nature of bibliographic instruction in this hospital library continues to evolve. As the library makes easy-to-master, menu-driven tools for online searching available to end users, the demand for this service and the accompanying training increases. The demand for formal sessions covering research techniques is also increasing.
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