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    Authors
    Gaines, Julie K.
    Mears, Kim
    Blake, Lindsay
    Davies, Kathy J
    Shipman, Peter
    Ballance, Darra
    Seago, Brenda L
    Issue Date
    2013-03
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10675.2/993
    
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    The increased use of online information resources has allowed health sciences librarians to seek new roles outside of the physical library. A proactive approach is needed to provide information at the time and location of need. The Georgia Regents University (GRU) Librarians have responded to this shift by exploring a model of embedded librarianship that provides specialized assistance and deeper involvement at the college level. Embedded librarianship uses a service model that incorporates librarians as active university participants as opposed to the traditional role of service providers.
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