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Using dental library services.

H S Marlborough
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The proliferation of information sources (printed and electronic) at a time of rapid advances in computer technology is impacting on libraries and information centres. Although methods of storing, accessing, retrieving and disseminating information are changing, libraries and librarians are central to the information exchange.

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Computer Communication NetworksDatabases, BibliographicLibraries, DentalLibrary ServicesMEDLINEPeriodicals as TopicUnited KingdomJournal Article

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H S Marlborough. Using dental library services.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8948218/

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