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Direct linkGlockner, Brigitte – Australian Library Journal, 2004
Health librarians are very familiar with the accreditation process in hospitals. In 2000 the first ALIA National Policy Congress recommended that accreditation of special libraries should be implemented. The proposed guidelines have been roughly based on the EQuIP Program of the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards. This program is…
Descriptors: Special Libraries, Accreditation (Institutions), Foreign Countries, Hospitals
Lewis, Simon; Denz-Penhey, Harriet; Murdoch, J. Campbell – Australian Library Journal, 2006
The University of Western Australia's Rural Clinical School was set up to train a quarter of the medical students for a full year in rural and remote Western Australia. These students need full access to the resources of the medical library so that they are not disadvantaged in comparison to metropolitan students. Setting up library access for…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Library Services, Medical Students, Medical Libraries
Peer reviewedKeast, Don; Hooke, Julie – Australian Library Journal, 1985
Describes the growth, rationale, and operation of a no-charge cooperative formed in 1982 by group of small Australian health science libraries to combat rising costs of interlibrary loans (GRATIS), and its South Australian equivalent (GRATISSA). Membership, coverage, features, problems, applications, and future developments are noted. Nine…
Descriptors: Costs, Foreign Countries, Hospital Libraries, Interlibrary Loans
