A Hole in the Top: The AMA Endorsement Debacle.

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contents A Hole in the Top: The AMA Endorsement Debacle. Sullivan, Peggy Administrative Problems Business Comparative Analysis Cooperation Librarians Private Sector Professional Associations Responsibility In 1997, the American Medical Association (AMA) agreed to endorse untested home health care products of Sunbeam Corporation in exchange for royalties and the opportunity to include informative materials in the products. This article compares the AMA and the American Library Association (ALA) and presents the AMA experience as a cautionary tale for librarians. (PEN)
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Sullivan, Peggy
Administrative Problems
Business
Comparative Analysis
Cooperation
Librarians
Private Sector
Professional Associations
Responsibility
A Hole in the Top: The AMA Endorsement Debacle. Sullivan, Peggy Administrative Problems Business Comparative Analysis Cooperation Librarians Private Sector Professional Associations Responsibility In 1997, the American Medical Association (AMA) agreed to endorse untested home health care products of Sunbeam Corporation in exchange for royalties and the opportunity to include informative materials in the products. This article compares the AMA and the American Library Association (ALA) and presents the AMA experience as a cautionary tale for librarians. (PEN)
title A Hole in the Top: The AMA Endorsement Debacle.
topic Administrative Problems
Business
Comparative Analysis
Cooperation
Librarians
Private Sector
Professional Associations
Responsibility
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ561553