 Abstract  Presentation  Fulltext Wednesday, 16th June
| 08.00-09.00 | Registration Desk Open | | | 09.00-09.30 | Opening Ceremony - Chair: Margarida Meira
Suzanne Bakker (President of EAHIL)
Isabel Mota (Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian)
António D'Orey Capucho (Mayor of Cascais) | Auditorium | | 09.30-10.15 | Opening Lecture - Alexandre Quintanilha |
| | 10.15-10.45 | Opening of the Exhibition Area and Poster Session (more information) | | | 10.45-11.00 | Coffee Break | | | 11.00-11.30 | Plenary Session 1 - Chair: Isabel Andrade
Plenary speaker - António Vaz Carneiro
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| | 11.30-13.15 | Parallel Sessions A | | | Theme: Evidence-based practice | Theme: Health and Biomedical Informatics | Theme: User Statistics
| | Chair: Guillemette Utard | Chair: Arminda Sustelo | Chair: Oliver Obst | | Room: Auditorium | Room: Blue | Room: Yellow | | | | | First steps towards an Italian clinical guideline database. R.R. Cammarano, C. Di Benedetto, L. Felici, P. Roazzi, M. Della Seta (Italy) NHS Evidence: kidney diseases and male urogenital disorders: search strategies for annual evidence updates. Elinor Bastin (UK) A method for critical appraisal and evaluation of "clinical decision support databases for the practice of evidence-based medicine". Mariann Lund (Norway) Limbs and Spills: the use of a Clinical Librarian in supporting Orthopaedics Surgeons in the research process. Janet Harrison, Vera Beraquet, Renata Ciol, César Pereira (UK) | | Statistics management in the virtual library "Bibliosaúde"
M. Sobrido Prieto, M.C. Rodríguez Otero, U. Gutierrez Couto, J. Osorio Calles, A. Cibeira Badía, C. González Guitian (Spain)
Building a One Medicine / One Health Library Perspective with the views from veterinary and health sciences library users.
Esther Carrigan, Derek Halling, Christine Foster, Michael Maciel (USA)
Best Oral Presentation
The e-journals and their statistics: as broad as it is long?
Sílvia Sastre Suárez, Virgili Páez Cervi, Elena Pastor Ramon, Rámon Ordóñez Nievas, Maria Costa Marín (Spain) Usage data analysis for supporting decisions in LIS management Miranda Giovanna, Francesca Gualtieri (Italy) | | 13.15-14.00 | Lunch | | 14.00-16.00 | Parallel Sessions B | | Theme: Information Literacy I | Theme: Health Technologies Assessment | Theme: Health Librarians in the 21st Century I | | Chair: Patricia Flor | Chair: Tony McSean | Chair: Ghislaine Decléve | | Room: Auditorium | Room: Blue | Room: Yellow | | | | | An Information Literacy Strategic Project implementation at Universidade Nova de Lisboa: case presentation. Maria Manuela Prates, Isabel Andrade (Portugal) Hitting high: advocating the power of knowledge to the core of the organisation. Alison Little, Jo Marsden (UK) Library in your laptop: the subject librarian's role in supporting online learning. Fiona Brown, Marshall Dozier, Sharon Boyd, Jo-Anne Murray (UK) Library users training videos: a new way to teaching and learning. Angels Carles-Pomar, Ana Castellano (Spain) The Menu - not to eat but good to digest - How to improve hospital staff information literacy. Marie Källberg, Anneli Mindemo, Barbro Wiström, Natalia Berg, Maria Asberg (Sweden) | | Skills and knowledge required by the Twenty First Century health information professional.
Karen Davies (USA)
Educational needs and self-perceived skills of teaching librarians: a comparative Polish-Norwegian study.
Barbara Niedzwiedzka, Irene Hunskar (Poland/Norway)
Leading the Royal College of Nursing eHealth Programme.
Jackie Cheeseborough, Angela Perrett (UK)
Is there a role for medical librarians in the "brave new world" of systematic review development?
Jarmila Potomkova, Pavel Geier, Janusz Feber (Czech Republic)
The health librarians' multi-skills approach in in-site training and education: the experimental support activity carried out in a training course targeted to the advancement of diagnosis and research.
Salvatorica Masala, Elisabetta Piras, Giovanna Mulas Pietro Ruiu, Laura Lanza, Guido Sanna, Patrizia Gradito, Cristina Ferri, Aldo Marongiu (Italy) | | 16.00-16.15 | Coffee Break | | 16.15-18.15 | Parallel Sessions C |
| 19.00- ... | Welcome Reception (at the Hotel Palácio do Estoril) |
Thursday , 17th June
| 11.00-11.15 | Coffee Break | | 11.15-13.00 | Parallel Sessions D | | Theme: Emerging Technologies and Tools | Theme: Scholarly Publishing and Open Access | | Chair: Guus Van den Brekel | Chair: Arne Jakobson | | Room: Auditorium | Room: Blue | | | | | | HAL : from 2001 A Space Odyssey to the French national open access platform.
Guillemette Utard (France)
Multidisciplinary Writing Club in an NHS Trust .
Pip Divall, Louise Hull, Sarah Sutton (UK)
Mission possible: the role of university libraries in 21st century scholarly communication in Hungary.
Gyongyi Karacsony (Hungary)
Training in scientific writing and Open Access publishing in Europe and Latin American countries: common goals in different scenarios.
Paola De Castro, Elisabetta Poltronieri, Daniela Marsili, Eloy Rodrigues, José Carvalho, Ricardo Saraiva, and the NECOBELAC Working Team (Italy)
Supporting nurses towards publication: the librarian’s role.
Tatjana Petrinic (UK)
Development of a Digital Repository Prototype applied to Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Lisbon.
Sílvia Lopes, Pedro Faria Lopes, Fernanda Campos (Portugal)
Best "EAHIL First Time" Oral Presentation | | 13.00-14.00 | Lunch | | | 15.00-... | Library Tour - Visit to the Rococo library, the highlight of the Mafra National Palace, a Baroque and Italianized Neoclassical palace-monastery. | |
Friday , 18th June
| 08.00-08.30 | Registration Desk Open | | | 08.30-09.30 | Plenary Session 3 - Chair: Muriel Haire
Plenary speaker 1 - Blair Anton - An Embedded Informationist Service Model: expertise follows electronic resources wherever patrons are.
Plenary speaker 2 - Tamas Doszkocs - Integrating Semantic Search, Federated Search and Biomedical Knowledge Base Technologies for Improved Services by Medical Libraries. | Auditorium | | 09.30-10.30 | DEBATE - Chair: Manuela Prates
Theme: The Future of Libraries |
| | Participants | | Suzanne Bakker (The Netherlands) - The future of libraries | Bruce Madge (UK)- The future of libraries: a debate
| | José Borbinha (Portugal) - We are now all librarians | | Armando Brito de Sá (Portugal) - The Knowledge Community | | Andrew Booth (UK) - Future of Libraries Black, Future of Librarians Bright | | 10.45-13.15 | Sponsor Session - Chair:Henri Verhaaren | Blue Room | | Elsevier | Scopus by Eduardo Ramos
Health Sciences e-books on ScienceDirect and Brain Navigator by Eduardo Ramos | | ProQuest | Deep indexing of medical journals by Jody Burton (Publisher Health Sciences and Life Sciences) | | AAAS/Science | What is new in Science and what is next big thing in science? by Kiki Forsythe (M.L.S. Publisher Relations, e-Resourses Specialist) | | Ebsco | Generation Library solutions by Licia Marques (EBSCO Portugal Sales Controller) | | Wolters Kluwer OVID | Integration of the electronic medical record and the Library's electronic resources by Donna Flake (Library Director of Robert M. Fales Health Sciences Library, SEAHEC, Wilmington, NC USA) | | Faculty of 1000 | Faculty of 1000: the experts' guide to the best in biomedical literature by Georg Reimer (Sales Executive) | | | Nature Publishing Group
| Promoting science and medical communication by Sharlene Chiu (Corporate Marketing Manager)
| | | Theme: Bibliometrics | Theme: Information Literacy II | | Chair: Maurella Della Seta | Chair: Jarmila Potomkova | | Room: Auditorium | Room: Blue | | | | | | Understanding the unique needs of immigrant populations: a new challenge also for biomedical libraries in Italy.
Ivana Truccolo, David Wiljer, Anila Kardhashi, Michela Florio, Maurella Della Seta, Francesca Zanini, Daniela Capone, Paolo De Paoli (Italy)
Deepening our understanding of information behaviour in health librarianship: information literacy skills in praxis.
Ina Fourie (South Africa)
Online library tutorials - opportunity to improve users' literacy.
Bogumila Bruc, Witold Kozakiewicz (Poland)
Supporting the health care professionals in evaluating the quality of health educational materials for patients as a new task for medical librarians in Poland.
Ewa Dobrogowska-Schlebusch (Poland)
Continuing Education/Professional Development for Information Literacy Teachers at the Helsinki University Library.
Tiina Heino (Finland) | | 16.45-17.00 | Coffee Break | | 17.00-18.00 | General Assembly + EAHIL Council Report | | 18.00-19.00 | Awards & Closing Ceremony - Suzanne Bakker | | 20.00-... | Gala Dinner |
Saturday, 19th June
Post- Conference Optional Tours |
