Obsolescence in Biomedical Journals: Not an Artifact of Literature Growth.

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Main Authors: Sullivan, Michael V., And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1980
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author Sullivan, Michael V.
And Others
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contents Obsolescence in Biomedical Journals: Not an Artifact of Literature Growth. Sullivan, Michael V. And Others Biomedicine Library Research Medical Libraries Obsolescence Periodicals Space Utilization Tables (Data) Use Studies Reports findings of a study of the 10-year use of 334 biomedical journals in the Lane Medical Library of Stanford University Medical Center. Use and density of use (use/shelf space occupied) statistics are tabulated and a ranked list of the journals, by use and use-density, is appended. (JD)
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spellingShingle Obsolescence in Biomedical Journals: Not an Artifact of Literature Growth.
Sullivan, Michael V.
And Others
Biomedicine
Library Research
Medical Libraries
Obsolescence
Periodicals
Space Utilization
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
Obsolescence in Biomedical Journals: Not an Artifact of Literature Growth. Sullivan, Michael V. And Others Biomedicine Library Research Medical Libraries Obsolescence Periodicals Space Utilization Tables (Data) Use Studies Reports findings of a study of the 10-year use of 334 biomedical journals in the Lane Medical Library of Stanford University Medical Center. Use and density of use (use/shelf space occupied) statistics are tabulated and a ranked list of the journals, by use and use-density, is appended. (JD)
title Obsolescence in Biomedical Journals: Not an Artifact of Literature Growth.
topic Biomedicine
Library Research
Medical Libraries
Obsolescence
Periodicals
Space Utilization
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ232540