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Librarians!
Evidence-Based Librarianship: An Introduction
ELLEN CRUMLEY, HealthInfo & Searching Practice, Inc.
Based upon the presentation made at the Saskatchewan Library Association
in May 2004, this session will offer an overview of the development of
Evidence-Based Librarianship (EBL). Presentations made at the 2003 EBL
conference are incorporated (with permission) in order to give an
international, more rounded perspective about EBL.
WHEN
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. Eastern time (12 noon Pacific Time)
TELECONFERENCE
REGISTER ON-LINE TODAY at www.thepartnership.ca. Click on '2004-2005
Calender' and then scroll down to March 8th and click 'register'.
THE BENEFITS
EUR Learn about making a positive profession change by
incorporating EBL into your daily practice
EUR Learn how you can contribute to the development of EBL
EUR Learn about the domains of librarianship research (e.g.,
reference, collections, etc.)
KEY TOPICS YOU WILL EXPLORE
EUR The development of Evidence-Based Librarianship nationally
and internationally
EUR How EBL has developed in health sciences librarianship and
branched out to include all areas of librarianship
METHOD OF INSTRUCTION
Audio teleconference session supported by a PowerPoint document.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Librarians interested in learning about research or who are conducting
research. Any librarians interested in learning more about EBL. All
librarians are welcome.
FEES
Member: $48.00 + GST
Non-Member $68.00 + GST
No limit on listeners per location. Includes all bridging and long
distance costs.
A Saskatchewan Library Association program for the Education Institute.
Presenter:
Ellen Crumley contributed three chapters to the 2004 Evidence-Based
Practice for Information Professionals handbook and has written several
articles about EBL in local and national journals. She is a Senior
Member of the Academy of Health Information Professionals. Ellen was the
Co-chair for the 2003 EBL conference in Edmonton and is a current member
of the Program Committee for the October 2005 Evidence based
Librarianship Conference in Australia. She started HealthInfo &
Searching Practice Inc. (www.hisp.ca) in September 2004 after
recognizing the need for consultant health sciences librarians.
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If you have questions please contact the appropriate Association
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