Abstract:Over the last 4 years this Regular Feature has looked at trends in health science librarianship in the 21st century. Although there are still a few more regions to be covered in this series, this issue explores general trends in academic and research libraries with a view to discovering whether the trends identified for health science libraries are similar. Are health science libraries unique? Or do their experiences mirror those found in the wider world of academic and research libraries? JM
“…Last but not least, the article by Murphy from ‘International Perspectives and Initiatives’ explores general trends in academic and research libraries and compares them to the trends identified for health science libraries through the feature's previous 4 years. She concludes that nearly all the top trends reported by health science librarians mapped to those identified by academic librarians, but with some key differences.…”
“…Last but not least, the article by Murphy from ‘International Perspectives and Initiatives’ explores general trends in academic and research libraries and compares them to the trends identified for health science libraries through the feature's previous 4 years. She concludes that nearly all the top trends reported by health science librarians mapped to those identified by academic librarians, but with some key differences.…”
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