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A Bridge Too Far? Stepping Stones for Evidence Based Practice in an Academic Context

Andrew Booth The University of Sheffield Regent Court, Sheffield, UK
Pages 3-34 | Published online: 20 Aug 2009

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L. M. Olsen, J. M. Coleman & J. K. Oleen. (2015) Subject Matrices: An Innovative, Collaborative Approach to Serving the Agricultural Sciences. Journal of Agricultural & Food Information 16:1, pages 43-52.
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Andrew Booth. (2011) Barriers and facilitators to evidence-based library and information practice: An international perspective. Perspectives in International Librarianship 2011:1.
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Soon-Hee Pyo. (2010) The Study on the Applying Methods for EBLIP in Korean Librarianship. Journal of the Korean Society for Library and Information Science 44:3, pages 219-239.
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