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Intersecting Disciplines: Should LIS Competencies Include Social Work?
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  • 2017Libraries on the frontlines: neutrality and social justice138 cited
  • 2020What knowledge and attitudes inform public librarians’ interactions with library patrons in crisis?41 cited
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  • 2023Social Work in Public Libraries: An International Scoping Review21 cited
  • 2016“We're not allowed”: Public librarians' perspectives on providing health information to library users experiencing homelessness21 cited
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  • 2022LIS and social work3 cited
  • 2022MLIS Required? Rethinking the Skills and Knowledge Necessary for Managing in a Public Library3 cited

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