What does BMLA stand for?

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Estelle Brodman, assessing the book for the Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, concurring with the basic premise of Lancaster's volume, believes that there will still be many technical, intellectual, social, and psychological problems that must be addressed before the wide-scale adoption of a paperless system.

Aftermath of a prediction: F. W. Lancaster and the paperless society

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association 88(4), 289-309.

The Librarianship Conference report: convincing evidence; seeking out ...

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 59(3), 479-94.

Curriculum vitae for F. Wilfrid Lancaster

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 68(2), 220-229.

Collaboration and marketing ensure public and medical library ...

Later published in the Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, these papers consider policies related to collection access for members of the general public as well as opportunities for collaborations with public libraries.

Access to electronic health information for the public: analysis of ...

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 88(4), 314-322.

MedlinePlus[R]: the National Library of Medicine[R] brings quality ...

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association 87(4), 383-386 and Schardt, C.

Improving health care through information: research challenges for ...

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 68(2), 247-248.

Applying DEA technique to library evaluation in academic research ...