Over 132,000 English-language titles classified by some 28,000 Library of Congress subject headings. "A unique feature ... is that, where possible, equivalent National Library of Medicine MeSH subject headings have been provided." Covers health science literature as well as related disciplines, e.g., podiatry, psychology, and medical sociology. Intended for practitioners, researchers, students, and librarians. Subject index contains the main listing of entries. Each entry gives cataloging as prepared by the Library of Congress. Includes guides to MeSH/LC equivalent subject headings and LC/MeSH subject headings. Author, title indexes.

First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.

Guide to printed sources, audiovisual sources, and online databases for general works, basic sciences support, clinical medicine, social aspects of health sciences, and medical specialties. Entries give bibliographical information and discussion. Brief glossary. Index to authors, titles, and subjects.

Prepared in collaboration with the Medical Library Association, this completely updated, revised, and expanded edition lists classic and up-to-the-minute print and electronic resources in the health sciences, helping librarians find the answers that library users seek.

Over 132,000 English-language titles classified by some 28,000 Library of Congress subject headings. "A unique feature ... is that, where possible, equivalent National Library of Medicine MeSH subject headings have been provided." Covers health science literature as well as related disciplines, e.g., podiatry, psychology, and medical sociology. Intended for practitioners, researchers, students, and librarians. Subject index contains the main listing of entries. Each entry gives cataloging as prepared by the Library of Congress. Includes guides to MeSH/LC equivalent subject headings and LC/MeSH subject headings. Author, title indexes.

Information Sources in Science and Technology: A Practical Guide to Traditional and Online Use presents a selection of traditional and online methods of using information sources in science and technology, including people, organizations, literature, hosts, and databases. This text serves as a reference book that helps the reader choose sources of information and their guides, includes a routine for finding and using information, and offers tips on searching and obtaining literature in a usable form. This book is comprised of nine chapters and begins by explaining how to choose type(s) of information source that is likely to be most helpful. The chapters that follow present guides on people, organizations, and literature as sources of information. A chapter on information services focuses on those organizations that supply information or references to information that could be helpful. These services range from answering telephone queries to supplying collections of relevant documents, and from broadcast television information to direct connection with computer databases. The next chapters discuss ways of searching the literature and computer databases, obtaining literature in a usable form, and organizing and presenting information. This book concludes by considering current awareness or keeping up-to-date with information about recent developments. This monograph is intended for librarians and information officers, especially for those working in scientific or industrial environments, practicing scientists and engineers, and students associated with these professions.