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I Am Not a Specialist: Why We All Need to Be Worrying about Medical Information

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This is a 13-page juried paper presented on Wednesday, January 12, 2005, Session 4.4, Special Information Agencies and Issues, at the ALISE 2005 Conference.

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2000Public library consumer health information pilot project: results of a National Library of Medicine evaluation.2004Current Educational Trends in the Information and Library Science Curriculum 1986Education for health sciences/biomedical librarianship: past, present, future.2001Why I Still Teach Dialog 1997The Provision of Consumer Health Information by Public Librarians in Michigan. Final Report of a Research Project.

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