SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL PROGRAMME
| 09.00-17.00 | REGISTRATION | |||
| 09.00-14.00 | EAHIL BOARD MEETING. Room Nixe. | |||
| 14.00-16.00 | EAHIL COUNCIL MEETING. Room Nixe. | |||
| 17.00-18.00 | Opening Ceremony: Room
Convencion. CHAIR: Maria Francisca Ribes Cot (Spain). Conference: Fernando Rodriguez Alonso, Past Director of Bireme (Brazil) "Old and new challenges on information Management". |
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| 18.00-19.00 | OPENING EXHIBITION. | |||
| 20.00 | WELCOME RECEPTION.
Magdalena Palace. |
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| 08.30-18.00 | EXHIBITION | |||
| 09.00-10.00 | EXHIBITION Plenary Session 2. Room Convencion. CHAIR: Manuela Colombi Gary D. Byrd. Director Health Sciences Library. University of Buffalo (US) : "Integrated Advanced Information Management System (IAIMS)" Alison Turner. Library Partnership Co-ordinator. National electronic Library for Health (NeLH). NHS Information Authority (UK): "Finding Champions: our strategy for finding (and keeping) library advocates". |
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| 10.00-10.30 | Coffee break | |||
| 10.30-11.30 | Parallel
session 3a - VET session. Room Agumar. CHAIR: Teodora Oker-Blom (Finland) Rump, F; Kossovoi, A (Germany): Approaches to distributed search in the Internet for veterinary libraries. Nel , M(South Africa): E-journal collections: facilitating health information access at the University of Pretoria’s Veterinary Science Library. Pasleau, F; Vandeput, S; Fairon, N (Belgium): Evidence-Based veterinary Medicine. Szavay, J(Hungary): Quality efforts in an animal health information service at the beginning of the 21st century |
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session 3b - Scientific publication and evaluation. Room Nixe. CHAIR: Marta Viragos (Hungary) Cavazza, L (Italy): Online open peer review: a new brand tool to evaluate articles Sobrido, M; Gonzalez Guitian; Ribes-Cot, F (Spain): Plagiarism: Old wines in new bottles Burgos, C; Fernandez Luque, A; Bullejos, T; Rivas,C (Spain): Scientific Output at the Spanish Information and Documentation Workshops in the Health Sciences |
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session 3c - Information and people. Room Palma. CHAIR: Bruce Madge (UK) Potomkova, J; Bouzkova, H (Czech Republic): Medical librarians in the quest for best evidence. Jensen, M (Denmark): National coordination of search and appraisal methods for systematic literature reviews Thomas, B; McInnes, A; Sandercock, P (UK): The Cochrane Stroke Group – Helping Reviewers to Identify Trials |
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session 3d – PHING session. Room Convencion. CHAIR: Linda Lisgarten (UK) Moreno, Y; Becerril, M; Cebrian, S (Spain): The librarian as an internet user trainer; an experience of two years. Miranda, G; Bruno, F; Vercelleci, L (Italy): Helping doctors to put patients first. An innovative service from health libraries. Trzan-Herman, N; Puksic, M (Slovenia): SmPC and PIL databases in national languages in Enlarged Europe. |
| 11.30-12.30 | Parallel
session 4a - VET business meeting. Room Agumar. CHAIR: Teodora Oker-Blom (Finland) |
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session 4b - Scientific publication and evaluation. Room Nixe. CHAIR: Carole Lefebvre (UK) Garcia, J; Pardo, J; Bonfill, X (Spain): Handsearching: a old strategy in the era of the information Primo, E; Vazquez, M; Garcia-Sicilia, J (Spain): Comparative study of selection criteria used by MEDLINE and EMBASE and its application to Spanish biomedical journals |
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session 4c - Information and people. Room Palma. CHAIR: Antonia Pereira da Silva (Portugal) Guillo, S; Guy, A; Bosquet, L; Gory-Delabaere, G; Cosor (France): Elaboration and sharing of generic search strategy modules in the development of oncology evidence-based clinical practice guidelines Niedzwi Niedzwiedzka, B(Poland): Incorporating an information specialist in the process of management decision-making in health care. Barriers and possible solutions. |
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session 4d - PHING business meeting. Room Convencion. CHAIR:Linda Lisgarten (UK) |
| 12.30-14.00 | Lunch Hotel Santemar. |
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| 14.00-15.30 | "Attended Poster Session"
(details...). Santemar Hall. |
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| 15.30-16.30 | Parallel
session 5a - C 17 Meeting. Room Nixe. CHAIR: J. García Sicilia (Spain) |
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session 5b - Learning from the past. Room Convencion. CHAIR: Suzanne Bakker (Netherlands) Piegler, M (Germany): "All games and other disturbing amusements in the reading room are prohibited." - Highlights from 188 years of the library of the medical profession's history in Hamburg Fulda, A; Obst,O (Germany): The first doctorate in medicine for a woman at the University of Halle (Germany)in 1754 in a European context Hogsbro, B; Holst, S (Denmark): Highlights of the history of nursing from ancient times to Florence Nightingale |
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session 5c - Information and people. Room Palma. CHAIR: Yolanda Moreno (Spain) Tähtinen, H (Finland): Information literacy education as a part of medical education and cooperation with different departments in Turku University. Gardois, P; Lingua, C; Grillo, G; Jourdan, A; Piga, A; Fronteddu, S (Italy): Assessing the efficacy of EBM teaching in a clinical setting Wietze de Vries (Sweden): A driving licence for information literacy |
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session 5d - Hybrid and digital libraries. Room Agumar. CHAIR: Hilde Stromme (Norway) Rowlands, J (UK): Blending In: Becoming Involved in E-Learning as a Healthcare Information Practitioners Haire, M (Ireland): Web-Based Information Service for Nurses Engaged in Continuing Professional Education in Ireland Plavinsky, S; Yurieva, NA; Zhmychova, LI; Seletova, SV (Russia): Internet and Medline. How Frequently They Are Really Used? |
| 16.30-17.00 | Coffee break | |||
| 17.00-18.30 | GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Room Convencion. |
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| 20.30 | Dinner Party. Hotel Bahía |
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| 08.30-13.00 | EXHIBITION | |||
| 09.00-10.30 |
Parallel session 6a - The
future of medical libraries. Room Convencion. CHAIR: Maurella de la Setta (Italy) Bakker, S; Gerrebrand, M; Van Zoe, L; Van Der Durg, J (NL): A postgraduate training course for Clinical Librarians Echevarria, M; Barredo, P (Spain): Online journals:impact on interlibrary loan usage |
Parallel session 6b - WHO
Documentation Centres. Room Nixe. |
Parallel session 6c - Room Agumar |
Parallel session 6d - Hybrid
and digital libraries.Room Palma. CHAIR: Ulrich Korwitz (Germany) Soranzo, L; Candiloro, R; Dainese, L; Zane, A; Scarsi, T (Italy): The e-journals catalogue of Padua University: a proposal for a light solution to a heavy problem Cebrian, S; Moreno, Y (Spain): MEDES: Development of a completly new Spanish medical bibliographic database Saarnit, K (Estonia): The database of the publications by Estonian medical scientists at the Medical Information Centre of Tartu University Clinics |
| 10.30-11.00 | Coffee break | |||
| 11.00-12.00 | Plenary
Session 3. Room Convencion. CHAIR: María Asunción García Martín (Spain) Becky Lyon, Deputy Associate Director. Library Operations. National Library of Medicine (US). "US Health Sciences Libraries: Physical Places or Virtual Spaces in the 21st Century?" Peter Morgan, Librarian. Cambridge University Medical Library. Addenbrooke's Hospital (UK). "Developing a digital institutional repository: the DSpace@Cambridge project" CHAIR: Maria Asunción García Martín |
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| 12.00-12.30 | Closing ceremony. Room
Convencion. CHAIR: EAHIL President / LOC President / Future Events |
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| 12.30 | Farewell lunch. Hotel Santemar. |
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CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES PROGRAMMECoordinator: Suzanne Bakker |
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| courses schedule | Monday 20th | Tuesday 21st | Wednesday 22nd | |||
| 09:00-13:00 | 14:00-18:00 | 09:00-13:00 | 14:00-18:00 | 09:00-13:00 | 14:00-18:00 | |
| English for librarians | ||||||
| Human Genome Information ... | ||||||
| Copyright and the Electronic ... | ||||||
| Health economics Information ... | ||||||
| Conceptual fingerprinting as ... | ||||||
| How to make better decisions in ... | ||||||
| Finding the evidence to support ... | ||||||
| Structuring the Information on the ... | ||||||
| Negotiating for e-journal access ... | ||||||
COURSE TITLE: English for librarians
by Margo de Wolf, from “About English”, Utrecht, the Netherlands
This two-day training course will be tailor-made for EAHIL participants and aims to improve your oral communication in English in formal and informal situations. (See also issue 66 of the EAHIL Newsletter: Meet the CEC Teachers).
Two full-days (Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st) of 16 hours active training & exercises.
09,00-13,00 & 14,00-18,00 both days. Room Nixe.
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COURSE TITLE: Human Genome Information for Librarians
by Fernando Martin-Sanchez and Ana Yarte del Toro, from the Institute of Health ‘Carlos III’, Madrid, Spain
This type of information could mean a new role for documentalists that work in Health Science Libraries. Documentalists specialized in this area will acquire experience in handling the main resources and in information management techniques that take into account the special character of this information, which for the most part is available on the Internet.
Wednesday 22nd Half-day.
09,00-13,00. Room Saray.
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COURSE TITLE: Copyright and the Electronic Library
by Charles Oppenheim, Department of Information Science, Loughborough University, Leicestershire, UK
This workshop will include discussion of the principles of copyright, and the impact they have on the development of the electronic library; issues such as digitisation, electronic reserves, electronic journals and site licenses will be covered. This course was well attended in Utrecht and Cologne. Professor Oppenheim will inform us about the latest developments in this field. Charles Oppenheim is the author of "The legal and regulatory environment for electronic information", 4th edition published in 2001 by Infonortics.
Wednesday 22nd Half-day.
09,00-13,00. Room Palma.
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COURSE TITLE: Health economics Information: The Quest for Efficiency in Health Care
by: Moira Napper, Information Officer, Health Economics Research Unit, University of Aberdeen, UK
This is a half-day continuing education course designed to demonstrate an effective approach to identifying economic information in health care. The session aims to enhance participants’ professional role in the identification and utilisation of this information. This course was accredited by the Medical Library Association and presented at the MLA Annual Conference in Dallas in 2002 and subsequently by the Canadian Health Libraries Association for presentation at their annual meeting in June 2003. The EAHIL CEC coordinator is delighted to be able to offer this internationally accredited course at Santander.
Tuesday 21st Half-day
14,00-18,00. Room Palma.
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COURSE TITLE: Conceptual fingerprinting as both a literature discovery tool and a means of semantic interlinkage of bibliographic, sequence and image databases
by Les Grivell, EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany
(see also issue 66 of the EAHIL Newsletter)
The E-BioSci programme aims at developing tools and procedures to allow integration and retrieval of many kinds of biological information, such as linking genomic and other data with the biomedical literature.
This course aims to provide you with a practical introduction and background information to these new developments and the skills to be able to introduce the principles and searching techniques to your users.
Wednesday 22nd Half-day
9,00-13,00. Room Agumar.
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COURSE TITLE: How to make better decisions in library practice
by Anne Brice, Director of Knowledge & Information Sciences, Public Health Resource Unit, Oxford
Andrew Booth, Director of Information Resources and Senior Lecturer in Evidence Based Health Care Information, University of Sheffield
Aims of this course are:
- To provide a practical introduction to evidence based information practice.
- To equip participants with the skills required to practise evidence based practice in their workplace
- Be able to identify key areas of their practice that can be informed by research evidence
- Be able to articulate questions from common library practice which are answerable either from the literature or from good practice
- Understand the main types of research design and their contribution to addressing questions from professional practice
- Be able to work in teams to appraise and implement evidence from the research literature within their workplace
9,00-13,00 and 14,00-18,00. Room Nixe.
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by Andrew Booth, Senior Lecturer in Evidence Based Healthcare Information & Director of Information Resources, School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), University of Sheffield, UK and Anne Brice, Director of Knowledge & Information Sciences, Public Health Resource Unit, Oxford, UK
This course will cover the basic principles involved in Finding the Evidence. It will cover focusing the question, filtering the literature, and using pre-filtered resources. It will conclude with a brief look at the usefulness of the Internet as a source for evidence.
Both Anne Brice and Andrew Booth are experts in our field and very experienced teachers. For everybody who wants to improve their library management and information services, these courses are a must!
Tuesday 21st Half-day
14,00-18,00. Room Agumar.
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COURSE TITLE: Structuring the information on the Internet: the Dublin Core metadata, RDF and the Semantic Web
by Benoit Thirion, Rouen, France, and Ioana Robu, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Structuring the information on the Internet: the Dublin Core metadata, RDF and the Semantic Web by Benoit Thirion, Rouen, France and Ioana Robu, University Library of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj, Romania.
This course will emphasize the role of librarians in structuring medical information on the Internet.
Benoit Thirion has set up and is maintaining the Francophone website: CISMeF and is therefore the most suitable colleague to explain to us "how to do ..." and Ioana Robu is familiar with RDF and currently doing research regarding the semantic web.
Tuesday 21st Half-day.
9,00-13,00. Room Palma.
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COURSE TITLE: Negotiating for e-journal access: getting the best deal through a systematic and value-driven approach
by Albert Prior and/or Paul Harwood, Content Complete, North Leigh, Oxfordshire, UK
Albert Prior and Paul Harwood are the joint owners and Directors of Content Complete Ltd (CCL), a company established in June 2003 to help organisations negotiate preferential access conditions for digital content.
In June 2003, CCL was appointed as Negotiation Agent for NESLi2, the UK’s national electronic journals initiative for higher and further education. Since then, a number of other organisations in the public and commercial sectors have engaged their services. CCL either directly represents its clients in face-to-face negotiations with content providers or acts behind the scenes in a consultative and advisory capacity; the choice rests with the client.
Tuesday 21st Half-day
9,00-13,00. Room Agumar.
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