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| author | Dali, Keren Dilevko, Juris |
| author_facet | Dali, Keren Dilevko, Juris Dali, Keren Dilevko, Juris |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Toward Improved Collections in Medical Humanities: Fiction in Academic Health Sciences Libraries Dali, Keren Dilevko, Juris Medical Libraries Academic Libraries Medicine Humanities Fiction Library Services Access to Information Library Materials Classification Indexing Although fiction plays a prominent role in the interdisciplinary field of medical humanities (MH), it is physically and intellectually isolated from non-fiction in academic health sciences libraries. Using the Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database (LAMD) as a tool for selection and subject analysis, we suggest a method of integrating fiction with non-fiction through the application of non-literary classification numbers and subject headings to improve physical and bibliographic access to medical humanities collections. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2006 |
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| spellingShingle | Toward Improved Collections in Medical Humanities: Fiction in Academic Health Sciences Libraries Dali, Keren Dilevko, Juris Medical Libraries Academic Libraries Medicine Humanities Fiction Library Services Access to Information Library Materials Classification Indexing Toward Improved Collections in Medical Humanities: Fiction in Academic Health Sciences Libraries Dali, Keren Dilevko, Juris Medical Libraries Academic Libraries Medicine Humanities Fiction Library Services Access to Information Library Materials Classification Indexing Although fiction plays a prominent role in the interdisciplinary field of medical humanities (MH), it is physically and intellectually isolated from non-fiction in academic health sciences libraries. Using the Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database (LAMD) as a tool for selection and subject analysis, we suggest a method of integrating fiction with non-fiction through the application of non-literary classification numbers and subject headings to improve physical and bibliographic access to medical humanities collections. |
| title | Toward Improved Collections in Medical Humanities: Fiction in Academic Health Sciences Libraries |
| topic | Medical Libraries Academic Libraries Medicine Humanities Fiction Library Services Access to Information Library Materials Classification Indexing |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ737621 |