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Friday, 30 April 2010 11:43 |
Colega, Refresque os seus conhecimentos e dê um mergulho no mar, tudo num só dia! Vai à 12ª Conferência EAHIL? Por que não tira um ou dois dias e frequenta um curso de formação contínua? Os cursos serão em Lisboa, o que lhe vai permitir também desfrutar de uma ou outra visita turística a esta cidade fantástica. E não se esqueça de visitar o belo Museu Gulbenkian http://www.museu.gulbenkian.pt/main.asp?lang=en , que está mesmo ao lado do local onde se realizarão os cursos, na Fundação Gulbenkian. Se vai à Conferência e prefere hospedar-se no Estoril, onde a Conferência vai ter lugar, vai haver transporte para o curso de manhã e regresso ao Estoril ao fim da tarde. Se, por qualquer motivo incontornável, não vai poder participar na 12ª Conferência EAHIL, tem na mesma a possibilidade de se inscrever nestes cursos. Basta contactar a empresa que trata das nossas inscrições, através do e-mail
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e informar de que não é participante mas que gostaria de frequentar um curso. Há uma grande variedade de cursos para todos os gostos. É um profissional experiente em Medicina Baseada na Evidência? Há um curso sobre registos que poderá ter para si excelentes perspectivas. E por que não aprender algumas dicas e truques para melhorar as suas técnicas de pesquisa no curso de PICO (patient intervention comparison outcome)? Há ainda cursos sobre biblioteconomia baseada na evidência, estratégias de busca para revisões sistemáticas, bibliometria, escrita para publicações científicas, publicação académica, tecnologias emergentes, grupos de reflexão para avaliação de projectos, planeamento estratégico e desenho de estudos. As instalações da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian são excelentes e os monitores dos cursos são experientes e entusiastas. Dê uma vista de olhos no programa em http://www.eahil2010.org/en/continuing-educationNão perca esta oportunidade! Estaremos lá para vos receber. A Comissão dos Cursos Noémia Canas, Helena Donato e Patrícia Flor |
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The use of group reflection to evaluate projects |
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Friday, 30 April 2010 11:35 |
CEC08 The use of group reflection to evaluate projects: using the knowledge we have to create seas of change
Many health information professionals are involved with projects in the workplace, ranging from small in-house Departmental projects to large collaborative projects that cut across departments or organisations. This workshop looks at the use of reflective techniques in the project evaluation process. Although this involves individual reflection, the workshop focuses on the use of group reflection in the project evaluation process. It considers the different perspectives of the project lead and other project team members. The workshop will cover:
The use of individual and group reflection as an evaluation tool throughout the different stages of a project.
· Reflection as an evaluative tool.
· Encouraging reflection.
· Reflective thinking.
· Reflective writing.
· Analysing reflective writing. 
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Barbara Sen has had varied experience as a library practitioner working in the corporate sector, academic sector and health sector. She then moved into academia, lecturing at Liverpool John Moores University in librarianship She is currently a lecturer in Librarianship and Health Informatics at the University of Sheffield, where she is Programme Co-ordinator for the MA in Librarianship. Her main interests are the strategic management of library and information services, continuing personal and professional development, reflective practice, and health information management. She is currently working on research projects involving market orientation of library services, career progression and library managers, reflective writing, and career development. |
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Writing for scientific/academic Publication |
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Thursday, 22 April 2010 10:43 |
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CEC 07 Writing for scientific/academic Publications
Introduction and needs assessment; the basic structure of the scientific paper (IMMRD); supporting information (tables, figures and references); practical exercise: appraisal of published papers; closure and satisfaction inquiry) | |
Biography
António Vaz-Carneiro is a specialist in Internal Medicine - Mount Sinai Hospital and Medical School, New York, USA (1983), Santa Maria University Hospital (1987) and Portuguese Medical Association (1986)
Specialist in Nephrology, University of California, San Francisco, USA (1985) and Portuguese Medical Association (1986)
Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine, European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (1991)
Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Lisbon School of Medicine (since 1994)
Diploma in Medical Education, University of Wales at Cardiff, UK (1997)
Head, Center for Evidence Based Medicine at the University of Lisbon School of Medicine (since 1999)
Master in Medical Education, University of Lisbon School of Medicine (2000)
Member of the National Council on Bioethics (designated by the Portuguese Parliament) (2003-2009)
Member, Steering Committees of the Red Guias - Ibero-GPC (since 2004)
Rater Consultant, de McMasterUniversity PLUS/PIER/EB Journals, Canada (2005- )
Member, Board of Trustees of the Guideline International Network (since 2006)
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Emerging technologies and tools |
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Thursday, 22 April 2010 10:39 |
CEC 06Emerging technologies and tools Exploration of relevant user environments, the use of new web-based technologies with Web 2.0 elements and a more structural, technical re-design of library information systems, is needed to deliver library services and resources at the place of need.
In the next few years, the further development of social, educational and research networks, semantic search techniques, mobile and online personal tools, will be dictating how users will look and search for information. The future success of medical libraries depends on the level of understanding and embracing the relevant emerging technologies. This course will look at Web 2.0 and beyond: the mobile library, virtualization, mash-ups, collaborative tools, social networks & new search technologies. A part of the course will focus on the issue of the accessibility of new technologies within your organisation. |
Biography
Guus van den Brekel is Coordinator Electronic Services of the Central Medical Library of the academic teaching hospital University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) in the Netherlands.
He is a Medical Information Specialist as well as IT coordinator and responsible for Library Services Development and Innovation. Developing and delivering library services in the users workflow is his main focus. In workshops and presentations he delivers a strong plea for a focus-shift for librarians, a focus on the environments "where the users are", instead of expecting them to come to us.
The development of -and systematically offering- of "Library widgets" to users plus a Netvibes Universe for educational and instructional purpose is his latest project. More information about Guus can be found at his personal blog called DIGICMB. |
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