Medical & Hospital Libraries

Black, Alistair, and Peter Hoare, eds.. The Cambridge History Of Libraries In Britain And Ireland. Volume 3. 1850 - 2000. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 2006.

Mandelbrote, Giles, and K.A. Manley, eds.. The Cambridge History Of Libraries In Britain And Ireland. Volume 2. 1640 - 1850. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 2006.

Doe, Janet. “The Development Of Education For Medical Librarianship”. Journal Of The Medical Library Association 100. Journal Of The Medical Library Association (2012): 213-220.

Pun, Raymond, Patrice R. Green, and Nicollette Davis. “Medical Libraries And Their Complicated Past: An Exploration Of The Historical Connections Between Medical Collections And Racial Science”. Journal Of The Medical Library Association; Jul2023 111, no. 3. Journal Of The Medical Library Association; Jul2023 (2023): 740-746.

Simpson, Murray C.T., and Warren McDougall. “Institutional Libraries”. In The Edinburgh History Of The Book In Scotland. Volume 2: Enlightenment And Expansion, 1707-1800, 2:323-330. The Edinburgh History Of The Book In Scotland. Volume 2: Enlightenment And Expansion, 1707-1800, 2012.

Older, Priscilla. “Patient Libraries In Hospitals For The Insane In The United States, 1810-1861”. Libraries & Culture 26, no. 3. Libraries & Culture (1991): 511-531.

Parascandola, John. “An Active Contributor: Dr. Lindberg And Nlm's Historical Programs And Services”. Studies In Health Technology And Informatics 288. Studies In Health Technology And Informatics (2022): 189-200.

Whitsed, Nicky, Cheryl Twomey, Richard Gorring Osborn, and Beatrice Helene Doran. “Shane Godbolt, 1943-2019”. Health Information And Libraries Journal 37, no. 1-2. Health Information And Libraries Journal (2020): 1-2.

Mazzia, Faye, and Megan De Armond. “Causality Dilemma: Creating A Twenty-First Century University Archive”. Journal Of The Medical Library Association 109, no. 1. Journal Of The Medical Library Association (2021): 137-140.

Peay, Wayne J., and Helen-Ann Brown Epstein. “The Tenth Janet Doe Lecture: A Forty-Year Perspective: Still Relevant After All These Years”. Journal Of The Medical Library Association 108, no. 1. Journal Of The Medical Library Association (2020): 137-142.