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Special Libraries and Diversity: Ethical Considerations.

Peer reviewed

Strife, Mary L. – Reference Librarian, 1994

Considers ethical issues faced by special libraries concerning access to information and the needs of clients, the organization, and society. Topics discussed include collection development policies; physical access; user fees; organizational loyalty versus intellectual freedom; social responsibility; and personal values. (Contains 10 references.)…

Descriptors: Access to Information, Ethics, Information Needs, Intellectual Freedom

Information Needs of Special Populations: Serving People with Mental Illnesses Using Computer Aided Instruction in a Multimedia Library for Outpatients.

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Barsh, Adele L.; Jackson, Meliza – Reference Librarian, 1996

Reports on a use of computer-aided instruction and multimedia technology in an outpatient library to meet the information needs of people who have severe and persistent mental illnesses. Topics include funding, special needs related to schizophrenia, computers in mental health rehabilitation, collection development, and library usage. (Author/LRW)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Information Needs, Library Collection Development, Library Funding