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Abstract
Though productivity measurement has been practiced in hospitals since the 1960s, librarians have not historically used productivity as a measure. This article suggests that productivity is a viable tool for hospital librarians to use when communicating with administrators. It provides guidelines for making the process less painful and time-consuming and notes that the process can be used in libraries of any size.