**Apologies for cross posting**
Dear Colleague,
There are now less than 5 weeks to go until the 5th International Clinical Librarian Conference 2011.
Please see our new updated programme below!
The 5th International Clinical Librarian Conference 2011 is to be held at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens in the UK.
This will be a fascinating and stimulating two day conference, that will be of interest to all librarians and health researchers, who help clinicians find the evidence they need to do their work. It follows on from the very successful 4th International Conference, that brought together librarians from all over the world at a joint conference with the International Congress of Medical Librarians in Brisbane, 2009.
Fiona Godlee, editor of the BMJ, will be delivering the keynote speech. There will also be a wide range of international speakers including John Brassey, Director of the TRIP database, Sara Clarke talking on developing a CL service in Norway and Yongtao Lin on a logic model for embedded research.
The cost of the conference has been held since last year. For full attendance of the event, the cost is £250. If you can only attend one day, the cost is £150.
Please see details of the conference programme below.
Please visit conference.euhl.org.uk<http://conference.euhl.org.uk/> for more information and to register your attendance.
Monday 13th June
10.00
Welcome
10.10
Keynote address
Fiona Godlee
Editor, BMJ
11.00
Break & opening of exhibition
11.30
Developing the CISS system and structures
Pip Divall
Clinical Librarian Service Manager, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, UK
11.50
Effect of a Clinical Librarian intervention in a tertiary care centre: a controlled study
Elizabeth Aitken
Librarian, Health Information Network, Alberta, Canada
12.20
Looking for patients in guidelines: development of a search filter for identifying articles that address patient issues
Lian Hielkema
Medical Information Specialist, Dutch Order of General Practitioners, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Monique Wessels
Medical Information Specialist, Dutch Order of General Practitioners, Utrecht, The Netherlands
12.50
Implementing Evidence into Practice
Anne Woods
Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Wolters Kluwer Health, US
1.00
Lunch
2.00
What frustrates me about evidence and what changes I'd like to see!
John Brassey
Director, TRIP Database, Bristol, UK.
2.20
The birth of CEBIS within neonatal care: a Clinical Evidence Based Information Service Case Study
Aislinn Conway
Clinical Evidence Based Information Service Specialist, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, UK
2.40
A logic model for embedded research librarianship in a Health Information Network
Yongtao Lin
Librarian, Health Information Network, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
3.00
Break
3.30
The Oxford transplant Nurse Blog: current awareness for specialists
Eli Bastin
Information Specialist and Outreach Librarian, Bodleian Healthcare Libraries, Oxford, UK
4.00
The role of a Clinical Librarian: a diffusion of innovations interpretation
Lisa Lawrence
Clinical Librarian, Royal Derby Hospital, UK
4.30
Close
Tuesday 14th June
10.00
Welcome
10.10
User research at NHS Evidence: What's in it for Clinical Librarians?
Jacqueline Kearney
User Research Programme Manager, NHS Evidence, Manchester, UK
11.00
Break and exhibition
11.30
What's new from MLA
Sarah Sutton
Clinical Librarian, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, UK
12.00
Impact of the Outreach Librarian Service (OLS) on patient care in Heart of England NHS Trust
Preeti Puligari
Outreach Librarian, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK
12.30
Developing a Clinical Librarian Service in Norway
Sara Clarke
Specialist Librarian, Medical Library, Oslo University Hospital, Norway
1.00
Lunch
2.00
Review, reduce and re-organise: the BMJ Information Specialist experience of efficiencies and economies
Andrea Lane
Information Specialist manager, BMJ Evidence, London, UK
2.20
Clinical librarian pilot in the Beacon Cancer Centre, Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Carol-Ann Regan
Assistant Librarian/Clinical Librarian, Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, UK
2.40
Primary care treatment funding decisions: developing a
resource to share the evidence
Linda Ward
Clinical Review & Effectiveness Specialist, East Midlands Specialised Commissioning Group, Leicester, UK
3.00
Break
3.30
Signal above the noise: searching the published literature for early reporting of adverse drug reactions
Marie Ann Slaney
Library Manager, Therapeutic Goods Administration, Australia
4.00
A review of an acute trust Clinical Librarian Service
Jane Surtees
Deputy Head of Library of Knowledge Service, Royal Derby Hospital, UK
4.30
Close
For more information and registration, please visit
http://conference.euhl.org.uk<http://conference.euhl.org.uk/>
Yours Sincerely,
The UHL Clinical Librarian Team.
UHL NHS Trust
Education Centre Library
Leicester General Hospital
Gwendolen Rd
Leicester
LE5 4PW
Tel: 0116 2588124
Fax: 0116 2588078
http://www.uhl-library.nhs.uk/cl
LInK Team
Learning, Information and Knowledge at your fingertips.
The Directorate of Clinical Education: A one stop shop supporting practitioners through training opportunities, using up to date, appropriate resources, techniques and expertise.
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