The MEDLINE update on closed-circuit television

|March 5, 1988

Abstract:

An alternative format for presentation of the MEDLINE Update is presented. Utilization of a statewide closed-circuit television network is time-saving and cost-effective for the audience. Differences in and audience response to this alternative programming are described.

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