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eblip-20021	Druery, Jackie; McCormack, Nancy; Murphy, Sharon	Are Best Practices Really Best? A Review of the Best Practices Literature in Library and Information Studies	2013.0		.htm	text/html	8111	433	50	“Best practice,” correspondingly, is defined as “a practice that has been shown to produce superior performance,” and the adoption of best practices is viewed as a mechanism for improving the performance of a process, business unit, product, service, or entire organization (Szwejczewski, 2011, “Best Practice”, para. 1).   Best practices come about, the author reports, once one has assessed internal needs and identified current practices, and then identified alternate ways of doing things and modeled best practices on those alternate methods.	cache/eblip-20021.htm	txt/eblip-20021.txt