A filing system for medical literature
Can Fam Physician.
1988 Feb.
Abstract
The author reviews the types of systems available for personal literature files and makes specific recommendations for filing systems for family physicians. A personal filing system can be an integral part of family practice, and need not require time out of proportion to the worth of the system. Because it is a personal system, different types will suit different users; some systems, however, are more reliable than others for use in family practice. (Can Fam Physician 1988; 34:425-433.).
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