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Join EAHIL and get to know your colleagues personally and you will be able to contact them (on a personal basis, better not by the EAHIL discussion list) and ask for a favor.
Otherwise brows for a medical library in Spain that is part of a larger medical hospital/institution and maybe a scottish sweetie will do...*

Best regards

Suzanne Bakker
Netherlands Cancer Institute
Amsterdam

*worked for me years ago with a request to Canadian colleagues; of course asking for Dutch chocolate was a joke, but I did send a box, which was well appreciated (better than IFLA ILL vouchers, or worse, sending money or a bank cheque)
 
On Apr 4, 2011, at 4:30 PM, Boulnois, Charlotte wrote:

Dear All
 
We’ve been asked by a user to facilitate his request for two abstracts from a Spanish journal (Medicina Intensiva). Unfortunately, the e-version starts in 2006 (he wants 1993) and the British Library’s hard copy (the only one in the UK) is in the bit with asbestos. According to the BL he’d/we’d need to contact the Spanish National Library. Has anyone got any ideas as to how we’d go about this as it’s a bit outwith our normal geographical area?
 
Thanks
 
Charlotte
 
Charlotte Boulnois
Library Services Manager (Resources)
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Glasgow Royal Infirmary
 
0141 211 4760 
Library Catalogue (NHSnet only) www.ggcolib.scot.nhs.uk
Out with the print, in with the digital – all your favourite print journals now available at www.knowledge.scot.nhs.uk
 
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