Denver Public Library : [a report].

Description based on: 1911; title from cover.

Report of the Virginia State Library.

Special reports and monographs are issued as part of some of the Reports.

Report of a survey of the Michigan state library for the Michigan state board for libraries, May, 1938.

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual report of the Library Board of the Virginia State Library.

Includes the annual report of the State Librarian.

Annual report of the Forbes Library.

Report year varies.

Report of the Director of the University Library.

1958/59-1959/60 issued in addition to Cornell University. Library. Annual report.

Report of the Iowa State Traveling Library : made to the Governor of Iowa for the biennial period ...

Report year ends June 30.

Report of the Queens Borough Public Library.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the Virginia State Library

Special reports and monographs are issued as part of some of the Reports

Trends in hospital librarianship and hospital library services: 1989 to 2006.

OBJECTIVE: The research studied the status of hospital librarians and library services to better inform the Medical Library Association's advocacy activities. METHODS: The Vital Pathways Survey Subcommittee of the Task Force on Vital Pathways for Hospital Librarians distributed a web-based survey to hospital librarians and academic health sciences library directors. The survey results were compared to data collected in a 1989 survey of hospital libraries by the American Hospital Association in order to identify any trends in hospital libraries, roles of librarians, and library services. A web-based hospital library report form based on the survey questions was also developed to more quickly identify changes in the status of hospital libraries on an ongoing basis. RESULTS: The greatest change in library services between 1989 and 2005/06 was in the area of access to information, with 40% more of the respondents providing access to commercial online services, 100% more providing access to Internet resources, and 28% more providing training in database searching and use of information resources. Twenty-nine percent (n = 587) of the 2005/06 respondents reported a decrease in staff over the last 5 years. CONCLUSIONS: Survey data support reported trends of consolidation of hospitals and hospital libraries and additions of new services. These services have likely required librarians to acquire new skills. It is hoped that future surveys will be undertaken to continue to study these trends.

Annual report of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

Report for 1936/37 includes the Biennial report of the State Librarian, 1935/37; and the Sixth biennial report of the State Library Commission, 1936/37.