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*with apologies for cross posting* The latest issue of the CILIP Health Libraries Group newsletter is now available online at: http://www.cilip.org.uk/get-involved/special-interest-groups/health/pages/newsletter.aspx Key items in this issue include: Spotlight: - "Hello" from our new HLG co-chairs, Sarah Hennessy & Imrana Ghumra - Update on our HLG Conference 2016 International: - Reflections on a professional study visit to the UK (Summer 2015) by Ete Grant Articles: - The Impact of an Embedded Innovation Role in a Library and Knowledge Service by Laura Wilkes - Knowledge for Healthcare, keeping up-to-date by Imaran Ghumra Internet sites of interest: - Useful sites about Podiatry & related areas Book reviews: - A call for readers to consider undertaking a book review for the Newsletter Meeting reports: - Guidelines - what's new and the librarian's role 3rd November 2015 - Knowledge management in Public Health: building the skills & the community (PHE workshop) 12th March 2015 And, of course, all the usual features. I always welcome contributions to the Newsletter - whether original articles or meeting reports or book reviews or pieces for inclusion in other columns. The next copydate is 12th February 2016. With best wishes, Elise ****************************************************************** Elise Hasler, BSc Econ (Hons), MCLIP HLG Newsletter Editor [HLG_0] HLG is a UK based network of individuals working in or professionally interested in health and social care information. Our strength is our diverse and active membership covering all health and social sectors, and geographical areas in the UK. Members work for the health service, the academic sector, the independent sector, government departments, professional associations, charities and public libraries. Students with an interest in health and social care information are also welcome. Several HLG members live and work abroad. For more information: Website: http://www.cilip.org.uk/get-involved/special-interest-groups/health/pages/default.aspx Email: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>