If you don't have access to databases like ERIC or EBSCO through your
organization, try your local public library.  Most have a pretty good
selection of databases that can be accessed remotely.  

I've recently started in a RM position after working in a library for
several years, and I used the databases from my public library to read
through the back files of the major RIM publications.  I still have a
ways to go before I feel like I really know what I'm doing, but at least
I can understand most of the lingo.  

Good luck!  

Molly Montgomery
Records Management Specialist

American Heart Association
National Center
7272 Greenville Ave.
Dallas, Texas  75231-4596
214-706-1793 Voice
214-691-2704 Fax
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Dear all,

Where can we get FREE journal paper/ articles for record management
issues?



Regards,
Nelly

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