... and health science communities, and the current and emerging roles of those librarians who work closely with them in educational, clinical, and research settings. Leadership Librarians Health services Medical personnel Higher education © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 ...

... the attorney, have I encountered people in a profession that did not welcome the opportunity to display their expertise in a court of law. Legal process Librarians Information services Medical personnel Independent experts Evidence © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Yet...

... Publishing Limited 2004 Academic libraries Higher education Health services Medical personnel Information services Medical libraries Clinical librarianship began at the University of Missouri‐Kansas City School of Medicine in the early 1970s, when librarians entered the patient care...

... informationist. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Medical personnel Curriculum development Librarians Instructors Computer based training The Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Medicine (SOM) operates the Computer‐Based Instruction Lab (CBIL) to support the curricular...

... clinicians and researchers who quickly saw the need to incorporate research into medical practice. Early graduates of the new medical school, who were used to the new teaching methods, were also moving into postgraduate positions as interns and residents. Librarians Health services Medical...

... need the skills and knowledge to effectively use PDAs in their workflow. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Academic libraries Information services Health services Medical personnel Mobile communication systems Knowledge management They beam, they sync, they recognize your...

... to as an “immersion” rather than an integrated role in the curriculum described by observers such as Miller (2001). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Problem based learning Medical personnel Librarians Library facilities The PBL tutorial process begins with a group of about six students...

... Publishing Limited 2004 Academic libraries Reference services Medical personnel Health services Information services What’s all the “buzz” about? New paradigms for librarianship are, well, nothing new. As for redefining our roles as librarians – didn’t we do that already? We have...

... and the reduction of medical errors (CQHCA, 2001; Kohn et al., 2000). A new role for health sciences librarians resulting from these malpractice concerns is that of an expert witness (Lett, pp. 60‐63). Health services Medical personnel Public health Consumers Reference services Wanted...