Virtual Issue: Meeting the Challenges of Clinical Information Provision
Meeting the Challenges of Clinical Information Provision
Edited by Hannah Spring
Editorial
Meeting the challenges of clinical information provision
Hannah Spring
Review Article
Evaluation of clinical librarian services: a systematic review
Alison Brettle, Michelle Maden-Jenkins, Lucy Anderson, Rosalind McNally, Tracey Pratchett, Jenny Tancock, Debra Thornton, Anne Webb
Original Articles
Using research evidence in mental health: user-rating and focus group study of clinicians' preferences for a new clinical question-answering service
Elizabeth A. Barley, Joanna Murray, Rachel Churchill
Quantifying the information needs of doctors in the UK using clinical librarians
Karen Davies
Clinical librarians, a new tribe in the UK: roles and responsibilities
Janet Harrison, Vera Beraquet
A rapid evidence-based service by librarians provided information to answer primary care clinical questions
Jessie McGowan, William Hogg, Tamara Rader, Doug Salzwedel, Danielle Worster, Elise Cogo, Margo Rowan
Healthcare librarians and the delivery of critical appraisal training: attitudes, level of involvement and support
Michelle Maden-Jenkins
Informationist programme in support of biomedical research: a programme description and preliminary findings of an evaluation
Susan C. Whitmore, Suzanne F. Grefsheim, Jocelyn A. Rankin
Regular Features
International Perspectives and Initiatives
Health science librarianship’s legacy to health informatics
Jeannette Murphy
Learning and Teaching in Action
Better informed for better health and better care: an information literacy framework to support healthcare in Scotland
Eilean Craig
Using Evidence in Practice
Evaluating clinical librarians: mixing apple merchants with orange sellers?
Andrew Booth
