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Most cited papers from Milwaukee Public Library

What are the most cited papers from Milwaukee Public Library?

The most cited paper from Milwaukee Public Library is "Research in health sciences library and information science: a quantitative analysis." (Alexandra Dimitroff, 1992), with 39 citations. Next come "Content analysis of research in undergraduate medical education" (38) and "The library company of Philadelphia: Historical survey, bibliography, chronology" (14).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Research in health sciences library and information science: a quantitative analysis. Alexandra Dimitroff · PubMed Open access Oct 1992 39
2 Content analysis of research in undergraduate medical education Alexandra Dimitroff, Wayne K. Davis · Academic Medicine 1996 38
3 The library company of Philadelphia: Historical survey, bibliography, chronology Martin H. Sable · International Library Review 1987 14
4 Multicultural Education and the Emerging Paradigm: An Essay in Cultural Epistemology John Agada · The Urban Review Mar 1998 13
5 Pornography and Sexual Representation: A Reference Guide Suzann Holland · Reference Reviews 2002 9
6 Digital Library Infrastructure: A Case Study on Sharing Information Resources in China Yan Quan Liu, Jin Zhang · The International Information & Library Review Jun 2001 8
7 Document delivery and interlibrary lending in the Arab countries Mohammed M. Aman · Interlending & Document Supply Mar 1989 8
8 Problem-based learning in a health sciences librarianship course. Alexandra Dimitroff, Ann Ancona, Sarah Black Beman et al. · PubMed Open access Jul 1998 8
9 Educational services in health sciences libraries: a content analysis of the literature, 1987-1994. Alexandra Dimitroff · PubMed Open access Oct 1995 6
10 A potência do não percebido: Hegel, Dewey e seu lugar na corrento principal do pensamento classificatório Hope A. Olson · InCID Revista de Ciência da Informação e Documentação Open access 15 Jun 2011 4
11 Electronic access in Russian medical libraries. Alexandra Dimitroff · PubMed Open access 2000 2
12 Teaching to Respect Intersectional Neurodiversity in LIS Classrooms and Practice Laura Ridenour, Heather L. Hill, Amy Tara Waldman et al. · Proceedings of the ALISE Annual Conference Conference paperOpen access 20 Oct 2022 1
13 The John Hunt Memoirs. Early Years of the Maumee Basin, 1812-1835 Paul Woehrmann, Richard J. Wright, John Hunt · Western Historical Quarterly Oct 1982 1
14 ANALYZING PRODUCTIVITY IN THE ERA OF ACCOUNTABILITY Judith J. Senkevitch · The Bottom Line Managing Library Finances Mar 1992 1
15 HOW TO LOOK A GIFT HORSE IN THE MOUTH Kathleen Raab Huston · The Bottom Line Managing Library Finances 1990 1
16 Real Story of the Ancient Olympic Games Suzann Holland · Reference Reviews Apr 2002 1
17 Foreword Donald J. Sager · Resource Sharing & Information Networks 19 Dec 1986 0
18 HeadlineSpot Suzann Holland · Reference Reviews Mar 2002 0
19 MILWAUKEE PUBLIC LIBRARY, 1942-1980: Henry E. Bates · Public Library Quarterly Jun 1980 0
20 ADULT PROGRAMMING ON A SHOESTRING Sandra Bokamba Lockett · The Bottom Line Managing Library Finances Mar 1990 0
21 Archival Education: The Next Step Susan Davis · Archival issues Open access 1989 0

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