Eahil Dublin 2009 Workshop

Assessment of the quality of Mighealthnet and other medical wikis using Health Summit Working Group Quality Criteria

Eva Dobrowska-Schlebusch and Barbara Niedzwiedzka (Poland)

Developing an embedded Information Literacy Programme in a new medical school and an established Health Science department curriculum: two case studies

Karen Smith and Sara Williams(United Kingdom)

Second Life as a tool for professional collaboration

Marshall Dozier, Fiona Brown (United Kingdom)

Assessing medical students´ information literacy skills in a problem-based setting: experiences from a joint effort between librarians and professors/senior lecturers

Eva Svensson (Sweden)

SUBLIMA - an open-source software for creation and maintenance of topic-driven portals

Anette Munthe (Norway)

Collaboration between librarians and teachers: a challenge for medical education in the information society era

Jamilla Potomkova (Czech Republic)

WikiVIKO : Information Literacy on a Wiki Platform - or how to secure equal Access for Students with Disabilities

Karen Johanne Buset and Sigvor Kvale (Norway)

Presidents Room D 203

Paper Session 3. Collaborative Work

Chair: Mrs Brigitta Stevinger

Strategic Innovation Fund Graduate Information Research Skills

Isolde Harpur, Ronan Kennedy ( Ireland )

Cross Cultural Work nurturing the skills - thinking outside the borders

Christine Goodair ( United Kingdom )

A National Document Supply Co-operative Among Healthcare Libraries in Ireland

Muriel Haire ( Ireland )

The collaboration of the library in the pursuit of Eurosurveillance impact factor

Ana-Belen Escriva ( Sweden )

Thursday 4 June 2009, Parallel Paper Sessions 14.00-15.30

Main Conference Hall

Bedford Syndicate Room E 214

Paper Session 4. Evidence Based Practice

Chair: Ms Tuulevi Ovaska (Finland)

Parallel Paper Session 5: Animal Health

Chair: Friedhelm Rump (Germany)

The InterTASC Information Specialists’ Sub-Group: collaboration to improve access to and evidence-based use of search filters

Julie Glanville (UK)

Grey Literature in Veterinary Medicine: Extending the Pelzer/Wiese Study

Robin Sewell, Taryn Resnick, Ana Ugaz, Esther Carrigan (United States)

Presenting author: Esther Carriagn

Collaborating to improve healthcare outcomes: the introduction of a Clinical Informationist service to Ireland

Beatrice Doran and Maura Flynn (Ireland)

The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) archives will be available to the public online

Marie Tessier (France)

Collaboration, partnership and interoperability aim to provide easy access to the best evidence for public health practitioners

Gordon Watson (United Kingdom)

Liaison librarian: prospects in information specialist’s tasks (case animal health)

Raisa Iivonen (Finland)

Finding the Evidence for Public Health Professionals

Richard Crookes (United Kingdom)

Collaborating Across Libraries and Institutions to Collect, Ensure Access and Preserve Veterinary Grey Literature

Esther Carrigan, Ana Ugaz and Joe Jaros (United States)

Presenting author: Esther Carrigan

Friday 5 June, Parallel Paper Sessions 11.30-13.10

Main Conference Hall

La Touche Room D 105

Parallel Paper Session 6. Learning & Literacy

Chair: Ms Pirjo Rajakiili, Finland (Finland)

Parallel Paper Session 7. Collaborative Work

Chair:

Information literacy competencies in health sciences curricula in Ireland

Kate Kelly (Ireland)

Researchers and their library - parties apart or invisible colleagues?

Birgitta Stevinger and Anna Persson (Sweden)

The librarian as a collaborator in teaching and learning

Marshall Dozier and Fiona Brown (United Kingdom)

Researchers and professional librarians as co-teachers
- collaboration in teaching using the theory of constructive alignment.

Yvonne Hultman Özek (Sweden)

The e-teaching collaborative : a unique partnership assisting medical faculty to adopt innovative educational technologies and methodologies

Laurie Scott (Canada)

Exploring the use of library and information services (including CAS) in oncology health care contexts

Ina Fourie (South Africa)

Collaborative Teaching: the nurse and librarian bridging the theory/practice gap

Jill Murphy and Donna O Doibhlin (Ireland)

Research Support Librarians in Irish Universities – A Case Study

Jessica Eustace (Ireland)

Bedford Syndicate Rooms E 207 and 208

Bedford Syndicate Room E 213

Parallel Paper Session 8. Virtual Collaboration

Chair: Dr Barbara Niedzwiedzka (Poland)

Parallel Paper Session 9: Consumer Health

Chair: Niamh Lucey(Ireland)

Imagine... The world without journals

Witold Kozakiewicz (Poland)

The right book at the right time

Alastair Smeaton and Miriam Leonard (Ireland)

Using Web 2.0 to Cultivate Information Literacy via Construction of Personal Learning Environments within a Medical Ethics Course

Sarah Whittaker, Joanne Dunham (United Kingdom)

Working on public health information in public libraries

Nada Trzan-Herman and Mirjana Becele (Slovenia)

Access to health information on the Internet: can social bookmarking systems replace expert gateways?

Valérie Durieux (Belgium)

Bibliotherapy in practice: implementation and analysis

Liz Brewster (United Kingdom)

Web 2.0 as a tool for improving communication among international MeSH translators

Maurella Della Seta (Italy)

The role of public libraries and librarians in providing consumer health information (CHI) to the public

Martin Coates and Peter Bath (United Kingdom)

International Partnership and Collaboration in a Multilanguage Translation Effort

Jacque-Lynne Schulman (United States)