TAILIEUCHUNG - COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT MANUAL OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE

Concern about the use of threatened species in traditional Asian medicines grew in the late 1980s as numbers of rhinoceroses and tigers plummeted, largely because of poaching for the medicinal trade. Thousands of species of animals and plants are used in traditional Asian medicines and many of these species are controlled in international trade. In fact, in many cases such controls were partly as a result of demand for medicinal ingredients. Examples include: horn from rhinoceros, musk pods from musk deer, bile salts from bears, bones from tigers and leopards and stems from orchids | COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT MANUAL OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE Third edition 1993 Duane Arenales Margaret Byrnes Judith Eannarino Margaret Kaiser Carol Krueger Brenda Whittaker Lucas Daniel T. Richards . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Public Health Service National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine 8600 Rockville Pike Bethesda Maryland 20894 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE CATALOGING IN PUBLICATION Z N2705c 1993 National Library of Medicine . . Collection development manual of the National Library of Medicine Duane Arenales . et al. . -- 3rd ed. -- Bethesda Md. . Dept. of Health and Human Services Public Health Service National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine 1993. Rev. ed. of Collection development manual of the National Library of Medicine 1985 . Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service National Institutes of Health Technical Services Division National Library of Medicine. 1985. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. National Library of Medicine . 2. Book Selection 3. Libraries Medical - United States I. Arenales Duane II. National Library of Medicine . . Technical Services Division. Collection Development Manual of the National Library of Medicine 1985 III. Title. All or portions of this publication are protected against copying or other reproduction outside of the United States in accordance with the provisions of Article II of the Universal Copyright Convention. ii TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE. v INTRODUCTION. 1 PURPOSE. 1 COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY. 1 SCOPE OF THE COLLECTION. 3 COVERAGE OF THE COLLECTION. 3 PRESERVATION POLICY. 4 NLM AS A NATIONAL LIBRARY. 5 NLM AND OTHER BIOMEDICAL LIBRARIES. 5 HISTORY OF THE COLLECTION. 7 OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION. 9 POST - 1913 MATERIAL. 9 HISTORICAL AND SPECIAL MATERIALS. 9 ON-SITE USE COLLECTIONS. 11 SELECTION GUIDELINES BY SUBJECT. 13 SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SELECTION. 45 APPENDIX. 59 NOTES. 60 INDEX. 61 .

• Y học thường thức
• standard methodology
• prices and availability
• Eastern Mediterranean
• Chaperones Mirror
• Photosynthesis
• Light and Photosynthesis
• toefl
• an application of standard setting methodology
• mapping toefl
• Public health
• Tetanus toxoid
• Living standard
• Alkire andFoster methodology
• Infectious diseases
• Certified reference materials
• Chemical pharmaceutical materials
• Natural products
• Quantitative nuclear magnetic resonance based
• Pulcon methodology
• patient agrees
• families and carers
• information and support
• framework for assessing
• Recent Trends
• Geopolymer Composite
• Fire Resistance
• Features and Applications
• Natural Sources
• Composite Materials