British Journal of General Practice · 2007 · 21 citations · 0 references
Public HealthBiomedical InformaticsDocumentationHealth Information ExchangeManuscript StudiesAccess To InformationDigital AccessElectronic Document ManagementElectronic Transmission Of Requests
Isn't it sad that electronic access has all but put paid to written requests for reprints? They were such a boost to the young researcher, who could, for a little while, imagine that someone else was interested, before realising that many requests were sent automatically by secretaries. After one of my research papers appeared I received requests from three different people who all had the same handwriting. Now, with e-mail requests, no one could tell. Many journals with websites let us do far …