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Cataloguing in Medical Libraries

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Sabera Adal

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Wednesday, 11th Apr 2001 13:44

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Hi,

I'm a library studies student doing a project on cataloguing and classification in healthcare libraries for my industrial year out. Specifically I need to find out the different kind of classification schemes used in medical libraries in the UK and if possible the stats on approximately how many libraries use each one, eg. how many use Dewey, how many use NLM etc. Also what kind of management packages are being used.

I would appreciate any help possible.

Sabera

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