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In the last century a great progress was noted in all scientific disciplines.  With the increasing number of scientific research, researchers and  investment, the number of publications has grown exponentially. Besides, the  development of information technologies and the emergence of the Internet,  communication between scientists as well as the traditional roles assigned to  the institutions responsible for information processing and provision has  been changed. Due to the rapidly increasing subscription rates, libraries,  although the primary participants in the scholarly communication process,  lose their ability to meet user information needs. In order to overcome  commercialization of scholarly publishing, libraries intensify use of  different electronic resources, coordinate acquisition policy and form  consortia. In November 2001, leading research libraries in Serbia launched an  initiative to form the Consortium for Coordinated Acquisition of Serbian  Libraries (KoBSON). Subscribed services, funded by the Ministry of Science  and Technological Development of Serbia, currently include over 35,000  scientific journals, about 40,000 books and several citation databases. In  the field of Dentistry, Oral Surgery and Medicine, 73.4% of total number of  the most relevant dental journals is available in electronic form to Serbian  academic community. This article presents a comprehensive overview of basic  information about available journals: impact factor, productivity,  publication continuity and frequency, language, services that they are  available through, size of archives and existing formats. At present Serbian  academic institutions have access to more than two thirds of the world’s most  relevant dental journals, which justifies the Consortium founders’ initial  idea of wide accessibility of scientific information and requires greater  involvement of librarians in introducing available services to researchers in  order to ensure their full utilization

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