Programme at a glance

Conference Programme

Monday 6^th June 09.00 – 12.30	CE Courses
REF.	TITLE	TEACHER/S	ROOM
C02	Searching Clinical Trials.gov, the WHO portal and other trials registers and regulatory sources to improve the reliability of systematic reviews	Carol LEFEBVRE	B

Monday 6^th June 15.10 – 15.30	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S0	How do you adapt to the changing needs for clinical information?	Alison HOPE, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Pharmaceutical Press, UK	Pharmaceutical Press	Room A
S1	STM Publishers representation to libraries in Europe	Nahriman DOUGAREM, The Netherlands	ACCUCOMS	Descubrimiento
S2	To Demostrate the ways in which BMJ is working with healthcare organisations to improve quality of care and achieve efficiencies with tangible results	Klara BRUNNHUBER, Clinical Engagement Manager, BMJ’s Evidence Centre, London, UK	BMJ	Ibiza B+C

Monday 6^th June 15.30 – 19.00	CE Courses
REF.	TITLE	TEACHER/S	ROOM
C03	Improving efficiency and confidence in systematic searching	Wichor M. BRAMER, Gerdien DE JONGE	B
C04	From Bibliometrics to Altmetrics: a new concept of Impact	Valeria SCOTTI	C

Tuesday 7^th June 09.00 – 12.30	CE Courses
REF.	TITLE	TEACHER/S	ROOM
C06	More appeal to systematic searching: a middle way to satisfy library directors, library patrons and the search theory	Maurizio GRILLI	A
C07	Community Managers tools for Health Sciences Libraries	Elena PASTOR	B
C08	Rigour, results and relevance-What there is to know about critical appraisal!	Mala MANN	C
C09	Mendeley: using reference manager software to help organizing the institutional scientific research	Silvia LOPES	D

Tuesday 7^th June 12.30 – 13.00	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S3	The Cochrane Library and its importance to healthcare professionals	Vanna PISTOTTI, Instituti di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico Mario Negri, Milan, Italy	WILEY	Descubrimiento
S4	ProQuest: enabling libraries to integrate all medical contents in the workflow of their libraries	Cristina BLANCA-SANCHO, Senior Product Manager, ProQuest, Cambridge, UK	PROQUEST	Descubrimiento

Tuesday 7^th June 13.00 – 13.20	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S5	McGraw-Hill Access Medical – the science behind learning, teaching and practicing	Yuan BOCK, European Digital Sales Manager, McGraw-Hill Professional, Germany	MCGRAW-HILL	Descubrimiento
S6	Can you measure Clinical Impact? Rethinking Altmetrics and Citations	Stephen BUETTGEN, Director of Analytics, EBSCO Health, Germany	EBSCO HEALTH	Ibiza B+C

Tuesday 7^th June 15.00 – 15.30	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S7	Perspectives on Using Ovid for Systematic Reviews	Mauro CASTILLO GARCIA-MAURIÑO, Director, Customer Engagement EMEA, Wolters Kluwer, UK	WOLTERS KLUWER	Descubrimiento
S8	Market your library	Alyssia SEBES, Licensing Manager, Saskia HOVING, Marketing & Events Manager SpringerNature, The Netherlands	SPRINGER NATURE	Ibiza B+C

Tuesday 7^th June 15.30 – 19.00	CE Courses
REF.	TITLE	TEACHER/S	ROOM
C10	Opportunities and Limitations of Bibliometrics in Research Evaluation: Planning Reports and Showing Results	Alicia F. GOMEZ	A
C11	The inevitability of Open Access. Why librarians have to foster it	Pilar TORO	B
C12	Increasing the visibility and impact of health science librarians & libraries	Aoife LAWTON	C

Wednesday 8^th June 09.45 – 10.15	WELCOME OPENING CEREMONY
TITLE	SPEAKER/S	ROOM
Welcome Opening Ceremony	Marshall DOZIER, President of EAHIL, UK Pilar ROQUE, Chair of the IPC, Spain Veronica JUAN, Chair of the LOC, Spain	Descubrimiento

Wednesday 8^th June 10.15 – 11.15	OPENING LECTURE
TITLE	SPEAKER/S	ROOM
On the value of knowledge	Prof. Bernat SORIA, MD, PhD, FRCP, Spain	Descubrimiento

ABSTRACT
Medical Libraries (and librarians) play a key role in healthcare knowledge management. This Lecture will describe the differences between price, cost and value and demonstrate the “Strategic Value of Healthcare Systems”. Subsequently how librarians contribute to the creation of value in the XXI century.

Wednesday 8^th June 11.45 – 13.25	Parallel Session A Education I	CHAIR Anna KAGEDAL, Sweden
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
A1	Development of a sequence of virtual learning on scientific information using an educational platform for hospital medical libraries	Eulalia GRIFOL-CLAR, M. Asunción GARCIA-MARTIN, M. Jesus SANTURTUN-DE-LA-HOZ, Noelia ALVAREZ-DIAZ, Spain
A2	The Global Resource for Online Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine Learning: a collaborative, open access learning tool	Fiona BROWN, Emma CROWTHER, Douglas GRINDLAY, Emma PLACE, Gween REES, Kristen REYHER, UK
A3	Teaching & Learning activities among the BiblioSan libraries: the result of a survey	Ivana TRUCCOLO, Silvia MOLINARI, Alessandra LORETTI, Moreno CURTI, Italy
A4	Meeting the increasing needs for differentiated health library support services in a large university hospital	Mette Brandt ERIKSEN, Janne Buck CHRISTENSEN, Denmark
A5	Patient education: the experience of a Project aiming at increasing health literacy level in Italy	Maurella DELLA SETA, Rosaria Rosanna CAMMARANO, Paola FERRARI, Tania LOPEZ, Scilla PIZZARELLI, Letizia SAMPAOLO, Antonio SETTE, Corrado DI BENEDETTO, Italy

Wednesday 8^th June 11.45 – 13.25	Parallel Session B Innovation I	CHAIR Erla P. HEYNS, USA
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
B1	Infosalut: The knowledge management tool of the Public Health System of the Balearic Islands	Virgili PAEZ, Silvia SASTRE-SUAREZ, Catalina PIZA, Monica FONT, Elena PASTOR-RAMON, Maria COSTA-MARIN, Spain
B2	#ukmedlibs: innovation once a month, online	Tom ROPER, Sam BURGESS, Holly CASE, UK
B3	Combating digital health inequality: libraries on the front line	Bob GANN, UK
B4	The “living” evidence review: embedding evidence in the development of new models of care	Sharon STEVENS, Shiona ALDRIDGE, Alison TURNER, UK
B5	CEBIS: Bringing research knowledge to the clinician and patient to inform evidence based practice	Anna BROWN, Amber DUNLOP, UK

Wednesday 8^th June 14.30 – 15.30	SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
REF.	TITLE	ROOM
SIG1	Public Health Information Group – Chair: Tomas ALLEN and Sue THOMAS	ROOM A+B
SIG2	Pharmaceutical Information Group – Chair: Francesca GUALTIERI	ROOM C
SIG3	Complementary & Alternative Medicine Information Group – Chair: Caroline VANDESCHOOR	ROOM D

Wednesday 8^th June 15.30 – 16.00	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S9	DynaMed Plus as the next-generation DynaMed	Peter OETTGEN, MD, MSPH, FAAFP, DynaMed Plus, EBSCO Health, USA	EBSCO HEALTH	Descubrimiento
S10	Medimecum Suite Clinica. Changing needs in clinical knowledge from healthcare professionals	Enrique MARINELLI, General Manager Anibis Medica, Luis VILLA ALCARAZ, MD, Editorial Coordinator Medimecum Suite Clinica, Hospital Puerta de Hierro, Spain	ANIBIS MEDICA	Ibiza B+C

Thursday 9^th June 11.30 – 13.10	Parallel Session C Education II	CHAIR Aoife LAWTON, Ireland
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
C1	The outreach librarian as a substitute course mentor to nurses and allied health professionals	Elinor HARRISS, Tatjana PETRINIC, UK
C2	Flipped classroom with master students in Sports Medicine	Karina SJOGREN, Sweden
C3	Big Wheel-big deal? Academic library contributes to education reform: case veterinary medicine	Raisa IIVONEN, Tuija KORHONEN, Tuula HUUSKONEN, Kirsi LUUKKANEN, Finland
C4	Helping our students in their Bachelor’s Degree Final Project (TFG): bibliographic resources and information skills	Angels CARLES-POMAR, Marta JORDAN, Spain
C5	Deepest into the sea: false information about CAM in Italian Web conversations	Mauro MAZZOCUT, Ivana TRUCCOLO, Carlo BIANCHINI, Italy

Thursday 9^th June 11.30 – 13.30	Parallel Session D Innovation II	CHAIR Tomas ALLEN, Switzerland
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
D1	Make the makers’ voices count: combining universal design and participatory ergonomics to create accessible makespaces for individuals with (physical) disabilities	Anika MEYER, Ina FOURIE, South Africa
D2	User engagement through innovative user experience techniques	Jo MILTON, UK
D3	Transition to a new model of academic library cooperation	Witold KOZAKIEWICZ, Bogumila BRUC, Poland
D4	Assessing the value of a librarians’ journal club Proceeding Appendixes	Tom ROPER, Igor BRBRE, Jil FAIRCLOUGH, UK
D5	Lending out Learning Resources on Tablet Computers: Benefits and Pitfalls	Oliver OBST, Germany

Thursday 9^th June 14.30 – 15.30	SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
REF.	TITLE	ROOM
SIG4	MeSH Information Group – Chair: Maurella DELLA SETA	ROOM A+B
SIG5	European Veterinary Libraries Group – Chair: Michael EKLUND	ROOM C
SIG6	Metrics Group – Chair: Alicia F. GOMEZ and Valeria SCOTTI	ROOM D

Thursday 9^th June 15.30 – 15.45	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S11	Pivot: Connecting Funding and Research Expertise	Gregory JUDELSON, UK	PROQUEST	Ibiza B+C
S12	A Wiley perspective on publishing trends in healthcare	Karen PETTERSEN, Wiley Editor for Cochrane Clinical Answers and Essential Evidence Plus, UK	WILEY	Ibiza B+C

Thursday 9^th June 15.45 – 16.00	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S13	Springer Nature Content for Hospital & Health	Alyssia SEBES, Licensing Manager SpringerNature, The Netherlands	SPRINGER NATURE	Descubrimiento

Thursday 9^th June 15.45 – 16.05	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S14	Transforming the way you Search, Discover and Deliver	Sami HERO, Vice President Global Customer Experience, Wolters Kluwer, USA	WOLTERS KLUWER	Ibiza B+C

Thursday 9^th June 16.05 – 18.45	Parallel Session E Research I	CHAIR Isla KUHN, UK
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
E1	Researchers and information specialists collaborating in the development of a guideline on prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage	Rosaria Rosanna CAMMARANO, Maurella DELLA SETTA, Serena DONATI, Ilaria LEGA, Alice MARASCHINI, Italy
E2	An opportunity for health librarians – improving on information provision for children about cancer	Janet HARRISON, Ina FOURIE, UK, South Africa
E3	The participation of Andalusian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare researchers in ResearchGate	Maria del Mar PEREZ-HIDALGO, Francisco RIVAS-RUIZ, Spain
E4	Reducing task’s redundancy – the strategy of Faculty of Pharmacy Library to centralize all scientific research	Silvia Costa LOPES, Antonio Manuel FREIRE, Portugal
E5	Locating research literature in social services research: case studies and challenges	Claire STANSFIELD, UK
E6	Developing Research Data Management Practices at a University Hospital Library in Australia – an International Collaborative ProjecT	Ann RITCHIE, Mari Elisa KUUSNIEMI, Australia, Finland
E7	Supplementary searches of PubMed to improve currency of MEDLINE (Ovid) searches for systematic reviews: time taken for record to move to MEDLINE	Steven DUFFY, Kate MISSO, Shelley DE KOCK, Caro NOAKE, Janine ROSS, Lisa STIRK, UK
E8	The added value of multiple databases in searching for systematic reviews: a prospective study	Wichor M. BRAMER, The Netherlands

Thursday 9^th June 16.05 – 19.09	Parallel Session F Metrics, Open Access & Technology	CHAIR Pilar TORO, Spain
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
F1	Research performance assessment in Europe, an analysis of involved professional	Giuse ARDITA, Massimiliano CARLONI, Italy
F2	The Impact of Altmetrics on library for biomedical research	Valeria SCOTTI, Funda TOPUZ, Chiara REBUFFI, Paola ABELE, Moreno CURTI, Italy
F3	(Alt)Metrics in practice: effective analysis and application of modern research metrics	Catherine WILLIAMS, Ben MCLEISH, UK
F4	The Inside-out library: CRO OpenDocuments digital institutional repository	Mauro MAZZOCUT, Jordan PISCANC, Nicolas GRUARIN, Roberto RICCI, Romano TRAMPUS, Ivana TRUCCOLO, Italy
F5	Open access to research results within the Italian National Health Service institutions: still or troubled waters?	Gaetana COGNETTI, Paola DE CASTRO, William RUSSELL-EDU, Elisabetta POLTRONIERI, Italy
F6	The EC FP7 Post-Grant Open Access Pilot funding initiative for Open Access publishing fees: a dissemination challenge	Saskia DE VRIES, Pablo de CASTRO. The Netherlands
F7	Learn, live, work and play: Mobile assistive technologies supporting users with learning disabilities (LD)	Anika MEYER, South Africa
F8	Medical students and textbooks as e-books – a survey	Katrine ARONSEN, Anja JOHANSEN, Jan Ove REIN, Norway
F9	Data Mining tools for Biomedical Discovery: a framework application in a Biotech Pharma Industry. A case report of working group	F. GUALTIERI, F. COLACE, P. GAROFALO, L. ROVATI, Italy

Friday 10^th June 08.30 – 09.50	Parallel Session G Research II	CHAIR Ana-Belen ESCRIVA, Sweden
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
G1	Is it possible to focus EMTREE without loss of sensitivity when searching Embase for systematic reviews? Analysis of Cochrane Reviews and HTA reports	Steven DUFFY, Janine ROSS, Kate MISSO, Shelly DE KOCK, Caro NOAKE, Lisa STIRK, UK
G2	Librarian-mediated literature searches for systematic reviews at Erasmus MC: Much faster but with equal quality	Wichor M. BRAMER, Frans MAST, Jos KLEIJNEN, The Netherlands
G3	Searching for systematic reviews: Can Epistemonikos replace The Cochrane Library?	Hilde STROMME, Gyri H. STRAUMANN, Ingvild KIRKEHEI, Marita HEINTZ, Elisabet HAFSTAD, Norway
G4	Evaluating the information retrieval quality and methodological accuracy of Systematic reviews and Meta-analysis on the congenital malformations (2004-2014)	Alicia F. GOMEZ-SANCHEZ, Mar GONZALEZ-CANTALEJO, Gaetan KERDELHUE, Pablo IRIARTE, Rebeca ISABEL-GOMEZ, Spain, France, Switzerland

Friday 10^th June 08.30 – 09.50	Parallel Session H Scholarly Dissemination	CHAIR Silvia LOPES, Portugal
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
H1	Reading habits among medical students: where does the library stand?	Mathilde PANES, Jolanda ELMERS, Switzerland
H2	Perspectives and insights into how evidence and knowledge can inform large scale change in health	Alison TURNER, UK
H3	Libraries for better research communication	Marta VIRAGOS, Hungary
H4	New directions: health librarians in the changing research landscape	Sally DALTON, Pat SPOOR, Deirdre ANDRE, UK

Friday 10^th June 09.50 – 10.50	Panel Session Sponsored by Elsevier	CHAIR Gabriel ANTOJA, Project Manager, Center for Research in Healthcare Innovation Management-CRHIM, IESE Business School, Spain
Clinical knowledge into daily practice-Clinical decision support tools	Aoife LAWTON, Librarian, Health Service Executive, Dr. Stevens Hospital, Ireland Josep M. NICOLAS, MD, Hospital Clinic, Director of the Medicine and Dermatology Institute, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Masters and Graduate Coordinator, Medical School, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain David NOVILLO, eHealth Program Coordinator, Pan American Health Organization, Regional Office of the World Health Organization for the Americas (PAHO/WHO),USA Carlos PARRA-CALDERON, Head of Technological Innovation and Information Security of Virgen Macarena and Virgen del Rocio Universities Hospitals. Head of Research & Innovation in Biomedical Informatics, Biomedical Engineering and Health Economy of Institute of Biomedicine of Seville, Spain

Friday 10^th June
09.50 – 10.50

Panel Session
Sponsored by Elsevier

CHAIR
Gabriel ANTOJA, Project Manager, Center for Research in Healthcare Innovation Management-CRHIM, IESE Business School, Spain

TITLE

SPEAKERS

Clinical knowledge into daily practice-Clinical decision support tools

Aoife LAWTON, Librarian, Health Service Executive, Dr. Stevens Hospital, Ireland

Josep M. NICOLAS, MD, Hospital Clinic, Director of the Medicine and Dermatology Institute, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Masters and Graduate Coordinator, Medical School, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain

David NOVILLO, eHealth Program Coordinator, Pan American Health Organization, Regional Office of the World Health Organization for the Americas (PAHO/WHO),USA

Carlos PARRA-CALDERON, Head of Technological Innovation and Information Security of Virgen Macarena and Virgen del Rocio Universities Hospitals. Head of Research & Innovation in Biomedical Informatics, Biomedical Engineering and Health Economy of Institute of Biomedicine of Seville, Spain

ABSTRACT
One of the current challenges in healthcare is improving patient care making it safer by reducing the variability of clinical practice. The incorporation, access and use of clinical knowledge in health professionals daily practice by adopting Clinical Decision Support (CDS) systems and tools, enable the improvement in the quality and outcomes of care, avoid errors and increase clinical processes efficiency. The purpose of the discussion is to assess the role of virtual libraries in the new decision models, where professionals would be located and how they contribute in these systems.

ABSTRACT

One of the current challenges in healthcare is improving patient care making it safer by reducing the variability of clinical practice. The incorporation, access and use of clinical knowledge in health professionals daily practice by adopting Clinical Decision Support (CDS) systems and tools, enable the improvement in the quality and outcomes of care, avoid errors and increase clinical processes efficiency.

The purpose of the discussion is to assess the role of virtual libraries in the new decision models, where professionals would be located and how they contribute in these systems.

Friday 10^th June 11.20 – 13.40	Parallel Session I Cooperation	CHAIR Tiina HEINO, Finland
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
I1	User training project – a collaborative strategy for the libraries of Faculty of Pharmacy (FF) and Faculty of Medicine (FM) at University of Lisbon	Susana Oliveira HENRIQUES, Silvia Costa LOPES, Portugal
I2	Working in Partnership to Deliver Knowledge for Healthcare: A Development Framework for NHS Library and Knowledge Services in England	Louise GOSWAMI, UK
I3	Regional Virtual Health Libraries in Spain: Where are we and where should we be going to?	Montserrat SALAS-VALERO, Jose Antonio SALVADOR-OLIVAN, Spain
I4	From class to clinic: the power of partnership in information skills delivery	Jo MARSDEN, Anthea TUCKER, UK
I5	Cross boundaries – join forces: challenging new frontiers	Meile KRETAVICIENE, Liubovi KARNAEVA, Lithuania, Moldova
I6	How can we work more efficiently and increase the quality of literature searches by sharing literature search blocks?	Gerdien DE JONGE, Regina KUFNER-LEIN, Marli VAN AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, Norway
I7	How to work together on an international project? Experiences from a benchmarking project of three European health libraries	Karen BUSET, Ghislaine DECLEVE, Tuulevi OVASKA, Norway, Belgium, Finland

Friday 10^th June 11.20 – 13.40	Parallel Session J Management & Leadership	CHAIR Maurella DELLA SETA, Italy
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
J1	Structure, organization, and functions of Medical Information Departments within the Pharmaceutical Industry in Spain: results of a survey	Elena GUARDIOLA, Angeles FLORES, Sylvaine BALMI, Monica ROJO, Patricia ORTEGA, Lurdes CABO, Marta DEL CANO, Nuria ESCUDERO, Jaime FRAGOSO, Daniel GARCIA-ORTIZ, Inmaculada IGLESIAS, Tamara POZO, Fernanda PULIDO, Monica RODRIGUEZ-SANGRADOR, Maria-Jose SANCHEZ-NAVARRO, on behalf of the AMIFE MI Working Group, Spain
J2	Room for new knowledge? The library as space and place	Anja JOHANSEN, Idun K. OSTERDAL, Norway
J3	A set of quality indicators for eHealth libraries	Idoia GAMINDE, Silvia SASTRE-SUAREZ, Victoria BARRAGAN, Pilar ROQUE-CASTELLA, Virgili PAEZ, Veronica JUAN-QUILIS, Spain
J4	Developing leaders in health knowledge and library services: the Knowledge for Healthcare experience in England	Sue Lacey BRYANT, David STEWART, UK
J5	Learning to Lead: experiences of a leadership development programme	Anthea SUTTON, UK

Friday 10^th June 15.30 – 16.00	Sponsor Session
REF.	TITLE	SPEAKER/S	EXHIBITOR	ROOM
S15	Micromedex insights	Beatriz FERNANDEZ SANZ, Sigesa Key Account Manager, Spain	SIGESA	Ibiza B+C

Friday 10^th June 16.00 – 17.00	Closing Lecture
TITLE	SPEAKER/S	ROOM
Challenges of Open Science and Open Research Data in Health Sciences	Remedios MELERO, Spain	Descubrimiento

ABSTRACT
There is not a unique definition of open science, but is commonly accepted that open science means the conduction of science in a way that others can collaborate and contribute, where research data, lab notes and other research processes are freely available, with terms that allow reuse, redistribution and reproduction of the research. The principles Open science is based are: Open Methodology (Methods, processes, relevant documents);Open Source (Soft- and Hardware); Open Data (data free to re-use); Open Access to scholarly outputs (gratis and libre); Open Peer Review (transparency in evaluation and quality criteria), and Open Educational Resources (MOOCs, OERs). Open Science (OS) offers researchers tools and workflows for transparency, reproducibility, dissemination and transfer of new knowledge. I will focus my lecture on open access to publications and open research data, how all stakeholders within the research lifecycle have reacted and adopted this new paradigm, and how open access and data sharing could foster collaboration, avoid redundant work, contribute to growth and innovation and particularly how this conception of open science could help to healthcare, always under an umbrella of respect for privacy and ethical codes of conduct.

ABSTRACT

There is not a unique definition of open science, but is commonly accepted that open science means the conduction of science in a way that others can collaborate and contribute, where research data, lab notes and other research processes are freely available, with terms that allow reuse, redistribution and reproduction of the research. The principles Open science is based are: Open Methodology (Methods, processes, relevant documents);Open Source (Soft- and Hardware); Open Data (data free to re-use); Open Access to scholarly outputs (gratis and libre); Open Peer Review (transparency in evaluation and quality criteria), and Open Educational Resources (MOOCs, OERs). Open Science (OS) offers researchers tools and workflows for transparency, reproducibility, dissemination and transfer of new knowledge. I will focus my lecture on open access to publications and open research data, how all stakeholders within the research lifecycle have reacted and adopted this new paradigm, and how open access and data sharing could foster collaboration, avoid redundant work, contribute to growth and innovation and particularly how this conception of open science could help to healthcare, always under an umbrella of respect for privacy and ethical codes of conduct.

Friday 10^th June 17.00 – 18.30	General Assembly
EAHIL Board

TITLE	SPEAKER/S	ROOM
Awards and Closing Ceremony	Marshall DOZIER, President of EAHIL, UK Pilar TORO, Co-Chair of the IPC, Spain Veronica JUAN, Laura MUÑOZ, Co-Chair of the LOC, Spain	Descubrimiento

Wednesday 8^th June 16.00 – 18.00	POSTER PRESENTATION	CHAIR Marshall DOZIER, UK

SCHOLARLY DISSEMINATION

TECHNOLOGY

COOPERATION

MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP

EDUCATION
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P01	What would the future be without history? Knowledge and research to preserving the past	Anna GASPARELLO, Saba MOTTA, Italy
P02	Beyond healthcare: Information and educations for patients and citizens	Saba MOTTA, Rosalind HENDRICKS, Annanisia CENTRA, Guilia FEDELI, Serena FERRARA, Anna GASPARELLO, Italy
P03	The Portuguese National Health Service and the Patient Health Information Workgroup	Silvia Costa LOPES, Susana Oliveira HENRIQUES, Silvia Almeida SILVA, Grupo de Trabalho de Informaçao ao Utente/CAIC. Portugal
P04	Bibliosan – BMJ: pooling resources in the creation of a new platform between library and training centre	Silvia MOLINARI, Raffaele CAROLI, Moreno CURTI, Luisa FRUTTINI, Renato GURIN, Stefano GUARISE, Alessandra LORETI, Saba MOTTA, Franco TONI, Italy
P05	What does Medical Residents 1 (MIR1) know about scientific information to enter the Hospital?	Susana GONZALEZ-LARRAGAN, M. Asuncion GARCIA MARTIN, Spain
P06	Time to connect: teaching information literacy skills in the online environment	Anthea TUCKER, UK
P07	Knowing the digital reading-writing habits of the Resident Medical Interns (RMI) in postgraduate training in the Health Area East of Malaga-Axarquia	Antonia M. FERNANDEZ-LUQUE, Victor GARCIA-NAVAS, Spain
P08	Gamifaction – games in user education, learning, exams	Bea WINKLER, Krisztina EGRI, Hungary
P09	Teaching PubMed: an Italian Academic Hospital experience	Ornella DAL BO, Claudia VIDALE, Luca ARNOLDO, Italy
P10	Five years of teaching experience at the Medical Library of the Autonomous University of Madrid	M. Amelia DE-LA-LLANA, M. Pilar BARREDO, Javier CULEBRAS, Spain
P11	Teaching Literature Search Skills to Undergraduate Students of Librarianship at Charles University in the Czech Republic	Helena BOUZKOVA, Eva LESENKOVA, Adela JAROLIMKOVA, Czech Republic

INNOVATION
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P12	Thematic web portal for different user profiles in a virtual health science library: Bibliosalut’s experience	Virgili PAEZ, Monica FONT, Elena PASTOR-RAMON, Silvia SASTRE-SUAREZ, Maria COSTA-MARIN, Spain
P13	Innovative Technologies in the Management of Electronic Medical Records: E-Pulse	Gussun GUNES, Huriye COLAKLAR, Turkey
P14	Fostering knowledge management in healthcare organisations: virtual KM platform TK3^TM	Conxi CARO BENITO, Angels JAEN MANZANERA, Antonia ROSELLO CALZADA, Laura BUGUÑA HOFFMANN, Spain

RESEARCH
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P16	Benefit of additional search techniques to support literature searches in systematic reviews: the “forward citation searching” and “similar articles” functions	Ulrike LAMPERT, Siw WAFFENSCHMIDT, Germany
P17	The BISON (Blodstream Infections and Sepsis Outcomes measurement Network) initiative: systematic overview of outcomes used in systematic reviews on interventions for sepsis and/or bloodstream infections	Luigia SCUDELLER, Cristina CAPITTINI, Federica MANZONI, Valeria SCOTTI, Elena SEMINARI, Lorenzo Roberto SIGNORINI, Liana SUARDI, Annalisa DE SILVESTRI, on behalf of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases working group on bloodstream infections and sepsis (ESGBIS), Italy
P18	Finding systematic reviews on pain: building the KSR Pain Evidence database	Kate MISSO, Lisa STIRK, Shelley DE KOCK, Steven DUFFY, Janine ROSS, Marie WESTWOOD, Sohan DESHPANDE, Jeanette KLEIJNEN, Antony MCLELLAN, Jos KLEIJNEN, UK, The Netherlands
P19	A Systematic Review of Survey Reports in Medical Libraries	T. Derek HALLING, Margaret FOSTER, USA
P20	20 years of handsearching in Germany – results and future prospects	Anette BLUMLE, Laura REHNER, Claudia BOLLING, Germany
P21	Information support for medical and health care research in Russia	Tatyana V. KAIGORODOVA, Irina A. KRIUKOVA, Russian Federation
P22	DIAMOnD: The Derby Integrated Model	Jane SURTEES, UK

METRICS
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P23	Altmetrics in the biomedical literature: appropriateness of statistical methods	Valeria SCOTTI, Annalisa DE SILVESTRI. Carmine TINELLI, Moreno CURTI, Luigia SCUDELLER, Italy
P24	Tag your research and enhance your citation rate: last call for author ambiguity problems	Giuse ARDITA, Elisabetta POLTRONIERI, Franco TONI, Italy
P25	Does research group enhance impact on scientific community or general public discussion: an alternative metric based evaluation	Valeria SCOTTI, Manuela DE GREGORI, Massimo ALLEGRI, Guido FANELLI, Cristina MINELLA, Carolina MUSCOLI, Marco BACIARELLO, Stefano GOVONI, William RAFFAELI, Andrea FANELLI, Dario BUGADA, Maurizio MARCHESINI, Christian COMPAGNONE, Moreno CURTI, Annalisa DE SILVESTRI, Italy

OPEN ACCESS
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P26	Supporting Open Science – Services for Openness Across the Research Cycle	Tiina HEINO, Mika HOLOPAINEN, Katri LARMO, Finland
P27	The Hospital Virgen Macarena’s research output in the Andalusia Health Institutional Repository	Inmaculada GOMEZ-BLAZQUEZ, Pilar TORO-SANCHEZ-BLANCO, Spain
P28	Exploring perceptions and attitudes toward Open Access among medical researchers at the University of Ljubljana	Vesna CAFUTA, Nana TURK, Anamarija ROZIC, Slovenia
P29	Impact and visibility to the Scientia repository: technical implementations	Nuria NEVADO-CHINE, Pilar ROQUE-CASTELLA, Ruben BOADA-NAVARRETE, Natalia TORRES-MORENO, Spain

SCHOLARLY DISSEMINATION
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P30	Consolidation of the institutional repository of the Belgian Health Care Knowledge Centre (KCE)	Luc HOURLAY, Aurelie LEBEAU, Patricie X. CHALON, Belgium, Luxembourg
P31	CoBRA: a guideline to standardize citations of bioresources in journal articles	Federica NAPOLITANI, Elena BRAVO, Alessia CALZOLARI, Anne CAMBON-THOMSEN, Laurence MABILE, Anna Maria ROSSI, Paola DE CASTRO, Italy, France
P32	Nurses’ online information use and literature searching skills: a survey in SBBL network	Chiara FORMIGONI, Idalia GUALDANA, Diego FORNASARI, Italy
P33	A data-driven digital transition: Reader expectations of the WHO Classification Tumours Series	Teresa LEE, Arthur PERRET, France

TECHNOLOGY
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P34	A tool to design complex bibliographic queries in your own language	Gaetan KERDELHUE, Julien GROSJEAN, France
P35	Tuuli for Smart research data management planning	Mari Elisa KUUSNIEMI, Finland
P36	Bibliographic Managers: tool for Document Delivery Service	Carme PEREZ-VENTANA ORTIZ, Spain
P37	A single search access point for a Digital Library. The GERION experience: the leap to information discovery	Francisco ALVARADO, Jose-Maria CARRION, Luis-Javier BORREGO, Antonio CORREA, Juan HERNANDEZ, Spain
P38	Upgrading the BV-SSPA DPC through automation and remote control. Working on open hardware: Arduino & Shiels	Jose-Maria CARRION, Luis-Javier BORREGO, Antonio CORREA, Juan HERNANDEZ, Salvador TOLEDANO, Spain
P39	Medical e-books: description and rating of discovery and access tools	Isabelle DE KAENEL, Switzerland

COOPERATION
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P40	Training in communication and health information literary to improve the quality of care of HIV patients in Ethiopia: CASA project holistic approach	Paola DE CASTRO, Raffaella BUCCIARDINI, Vincenzo FRAGOLA, Teshome ABEGAZ, Atakilt HALIFORM, Eskedar TADESSE, Michael BERHE, Katherina PUGLIESE, Stefano LUCATTINI, Andrea BINELLI, Roberta TERLIZZI, Luca FUCILI, Massimiliano DI GREGORIO, Marco MIRRA, Erika OLIVIERI, Federica NAPOLITANI, Elisabetta POLTRONIERI, Maria Cristina BARBARO, Annarita BARBARO, Donatella GENTILI, Gaetana COGNETTI, Tsigemariam TEKLU, Teame ZAGEYE, Stefano VELLA, Loko ABRAHAM, Hagos GODEFAY, Italy, Ethiopia
P41	Making it easy for people in Wales to find and use health and wellbeing information	Sue THOMAS, UK
P42	Collaboration between research and librarians	Annelie Ekberg ANDERSSON, Ingela KARLSSON, Mona PERSENIUS, Sweden
P43	From code to plaint text: the implementation of a new shelfmark system at the Biomedical Library, Gothenburg University Library, Sweden	Carina TORILDSSON, Lena LARSSON, Sweden

MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP
REF.	TITLE	AUTHOR/S
P44	The Andalusian eHealth Library, ten years of leadership	Maria-Teresa CAMPILLO, Laura MUÑOZ, Victoria BARRAGAN, Veronica JUAN-QUILIS, Spain
P45	Transforming the library into a knowledge management and learning tool	Pilar ROQUE-CASTELLA, Spain
P46	Measuring user satisfaction and expectations to improve service quality and support decision making	Maria de Lurdes BARATA, Maria Joao PAULO, Susana Oliveira HENRIQUES, Portugal

Uso de cookies