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MEDLINE training within the library school curriculum: quality control and future trends.
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MEDLINE training within the library school curriculum: quality control and future trends. (1978)MEDLINE training within the library schoo…An experiment in teaching MEDLINE. (1976)An experiment in teaching MED…MEDLEARN:an orientation to MEDLINE. (1974)MEDLEARN:an orientation to ME…Need for Content Reengineering of the Medical Library and Information Science Curriculum in Iran (2011)Need for Content Reengineerin…Training techniques for chemical searching online: considerations in designing a course in continuing education* (1981)Training techniques for chemi…A workshop in systematic course design for educational planners in library science. (1978)Training and continuing education for on-line searching (1978)Information needs of student and beginning health sciences librarians. (1979)Metropolis redux: the unique importance of library skills in informatics. (2004)Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (2006)Librarians as agents of change: Working with curriculum committees using change agency theory (2008)MEDLEARN: a computer-assisted instruction (CAI) program for MEDLARS. (1978)Education and training for computer‐based reference services: Review of training efforts to date (1980)On-Line Bibliographic System Instruction (1978)
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  • 1974MEDLEARN:an orientation to MEDLINE.9 cited
  • 1976An experiment in teaching MEDLINE.7 cited

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  • 2011Need for Content Reengineering of the Medical Library and Information Science Curriculum in Iran6 cited
  • 1981Training techniques for chemical searching online: considerations in designing a course in continuing education*0 cited

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