Hello, Jenny. If you get a chance, I
highly recommend taking the intensive course, Systematic Review Workshop: The
Nuts and Bolts for Librarians http://www.hsls.pitt.edu/systematicreview/index.html
They cover documentation procedures in-depth and many more aspects of the
tasks and duties of the librarian’s role in conducting systematic
reviews. They provided all the course materials on a thumb drive, thus
making it easy to take notes. I took this course and was blown away—the
instructors were amazing, and the course was superbly constructed.
Take care,
Tanya
(http://www.reocities.com/nqiya/libraryarticles.html) formerly
Tanya Feddern
305.243.3999 - [log in to unmask] - 305.325.9670 (fax)
EBM Theme Director, Head of Education, & Occupational Therapist
Department of Health Informatics, Louis Calder Memorial Library at the
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
They do random drug checks; why don’t
they do random hand swabs to see which unhygienic healthcare providers are
killing their patients by spreading deadly infection?
"A library without a librarian is a
reading room."-- Jenny Garcia of the
From: UK medical/ health care library
community / information workers [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Harbour Jenny (NHS Quality
Improvement Scotland)
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 9:44
AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Documenting/recording the
search process
Hello,
I currently work as a Health Information Scientist for the NHS carrying
our systematic literature searches to support development of health technology
assessments, systematic reviews, evidence notes etc.
As part of an internal process review, and to support my chartership
application, I am looking at how we document/record our search process. By this
I mean how we record databases searched, results found, resource checklists
used, location of Reference Manager databases etc.
Would any of you be willing to share any paperwork you use for
recording your searches?
I would be really grateful for any assistance with this and will
happily summarise responses for the list if required.
Thanks very much,
Jenny
Health Information
Scientist
NHS Quality Improvement
Tel: 0141 227 3259
Fax: 0141 248 3778
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