2002

I have always had a lingering, peri-marginal sense of how frequently our preconceptions of human nature based on physiognomy are wrong.

Eleven years ago I joined the College’s Medical Library Service. I found a unique cross-provincial service with a dedicated staff, strong collection, and a diverse user group who appreciated the value of a good library. The library was used by over 40% of the College membership every year, an astounding level of use relative to other libraries of any kind. It became clear to me that even more members benefited indirectly through consultation with those that did use MLS and through using the hospital libraries supported by MLS.

Introduction

Introduction

Introduction