News from Norway - Indexing in Nursing and Allied Health Literature

Authors

  • Patricia Flor

Abstract

Nursing and allied health libraries in educational institutions in Norway, in the past, indexed their book collections using uncontrolled terminology. MeSH was not popular because of the language barrier. With the reorganisation of higher education in 1994, the majority of these libraries joined BIBSYS, which is a joint library system for higher education and research in Norway.

Published

2015-04-02

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