Abstract
The Proposed Requirements for Professional Libraries in Hospitals to be Licensed in the Commonweath of Pennsylvania are presented and discussed. Indication is given of current trends in the development of hospital libraries as the single most important factor in continuing medical education and as the least-developed factor.
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