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PHILADELPHIA'S MEDICAL LIBRARIES.

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association

|April 1, 1965

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Area of Science:

Medical Librarianship
Health Sciences Information Management
Archival Science in Medicine

Background:

Philadelphia's medical libraries represent a rich historical and evolving landscape.
These institutions serve a wide array of healthcare professionals across diverse medical and paramedical disciplines.
The region benefits from extensive resources, including those from pharmaceutical firms and neighboring states.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the historical significance and current scope of medical libraries in Philadelphia.
To underscore the collaborative efforts and future-oriented planning within these institutions.
To showcase the comprehensive nature of medical information resources available in the Philadelphia area.

Main Methods:

Descriptive analysis of existing medical library infrastructure in Philadelphia.

Keywords:

LIBRARIES, MEDICAL PENNSYLVANIA

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Review of historical contributions and current services offered by key institutions.

Examination of cooperative initiatives and future development plans.

Main Results:

Philadelphia hosts a robust network of medical libraries, including specialized collections at the College of Physicians, medical schools, and hospitals.
These libraries possess deep historical roots and are actively expanding to meet contemporary information needs.
Collaborative efforts, exemplified by the Regional Group of the Medical Library Association, are crucial for future growth.

Conclusions:

Philadelphia's medical libraries are vital hubs for medical knowledge, integrating historical collections with modern information services.
The strength of these libraries lies in their comprehensive scope and cooperative spirit.
Ongoing planning ensures these institutions will continue to support medical research and practice effectively.