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The SEND (South Eastern Network on DOCLINE) project: a reciprocal document delivery network.

The SouthEastern Network on DOCLINE (SEND) is a group of 87 primary access libraries from the Southern Chapter of the Medical Library Association. SEND is a reciprocal interlibrary loan (ILL) network based on two fundamental iseas: (1) that basic health sciences collections can assume more of the ILL burden among themselves, and (2) that DOCLINE tables can be manipulated to ensure balanced ILL traffic. Using these assumptions, the SEND group has produced significant cost savings in document delivery and has become an unusual multistate network of libraries based on reciprocal interlibrary loan