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Re: OA benefits associations & is easy too
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- Subject: Re: OA benefits associations & is easy too
- From: Joseph Esposito <espositoj@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 20:10:54 EDT
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I would be interested to know if any librarians are now carrying malpractice insurance. It sounds like a growth market. Joe Esposito On 7/24/05, Marjory Waite <waite@email.unc.edu> wrote: > Mr. Banks, > > I must agree with Mr. Milliner. I am a librarian in an academic health > sciences library. I can assure you that the general public is very > interested in their own or their family member's health. They come to us > for the very literature you think that they cannot possibly understand. > Some people cannot , but a great many can. At the very least they could > pick up on questions to pose to their physicians. There have been many > articles written of late, in very prestigious journals, about the > importance of the well informed patient as a member of his or her health > care team. The days of keeping the patient in the dark are long gone. > > Would you like a recipe for a low fat, sugar free cookie? > > Marjory Waite
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