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Drug information services : two operational models. Model I. A complete drug information service in a hospital, by Charles M. King, Jr. and Betty A. Hellums. Model II. A regional drug information service network, by Vern F. Thudium and Robert E. Pearson.

By: King, Charles M.

Contributor(s): Hellums, Betty A. (Betty Ann) Hellums, Betty A. (Betty Ann) | Pearson, Robert E. Regional drug information service network. Pearson, Robert E. Regional drug information service network | Thudium, Vern F. Regional drug information service network. Thudium, Vern F. Regional drug information service network.

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BookSeries: DHEW publication ; no. (HSM) 72-3030. Publisher: Rockville, MD : Pharmacy-Related Programs Branch, National Center for Health Services Research and Development; for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off., [1972]Subject(s): Drugs -- bibliography. -- Drugs -- bibliography | Information services | Libraries, Hospital | Models, Theoretical | Pharmacy Service, Hospital

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Drug information services : two operational models. Model I. A complete drug information service in a hospital, by Charles M. King, Jr. and Betty A. Hellums. Model II. A regional drug information service network, by Vern F. Thudium and Robert E. Pearson.

By: King, Charles M.