Mental Health Information Access? Yes, But Not in My Neighborhood.
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1985
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| author | Jackson, Meliza |
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| contents | Mental Health Information Access? Yes, But Not in My Neighborhood. Jackson, Meliza Academic Libraries Higher Education Hospital Libraries Information Needs Library Services Mental Disorders Mental Health Psychiatric Hospitals Public Libraries Reference Services The advent of deinstitutionalization and consumer health advocacy has spelled changes in mental health information seeking by general public, by families of mentally ill, and by the mentally ill themselves. Their information needs have implications for academic and public libraries and libraries in psychiatric facilities and general hospitals. (14 references) (Author/EJS) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1985 |
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| spellingShingle | Mental Health Information Access? Yes, But Not in My Neighborhood. Jackson, Meliza Academic Libraries Higher Education Hospital Libraries Information Needs Library Services Mental Disorders Mental Health Psychiatric Hospitals Public Libraries Reference Services Mental Health Information Access? Yes, But Not in My Neighborhood. Jackson, Meliza Academic Libraries Higher Education Hospital Libraries Information Needs Library Services Mental Disorders Mental Health Psychiatric Hospitals Public Libraries Reference Services The advent of deinstitutionalization and consumer health advocacy has spelled changes in mental health information seeking by general public, by families of mentally ill, and by the mentally ill themselves. Their information needs have implications for academic and public libraries and libraries in psychiatric facilities and general hospitals. (14 references) (Author/EJS) |
| title | Mental Health Information Access? Yes, But Not in My Neighborhood. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Higher Education Hospital Libraries Information Needs Library Services Mental Disorders Mental Health Psychiatric Hospitals Public Libraries Reference Services |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ315719 |