HLG Conference, 6 - 8 September 2004: Conference Sessions


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The HLG Conference Programme is made up of a variety of types of sessions. There are plenary, keynote, parallel, interactive and subject group meetings. The plenary and keynote sessions will take place in the ntl Studio and are for all delegates. For the parallel, interactive and subject group sessions delegates have a choice. To help us accommodate everyone, we would ask you to nominate your first and second choices for each session. You will find details of what each session will cover in the programme section of this website.

For your information parallel and subject group sessions will take the form of a presentation with the opportunity to ask questions. Interactive sessions provide an opportunity to update yourself on new initiatives, skills and projects as well as learning new skills in a more informal learning environment.

Please submit your choices by Friday 13 August at the latest. We will email you confirmation by the end of August.

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1st	2nd	Monday 6 September 2004 11.15 – Interactive Sessions 1
		Widening Participation in Learning – Developing Libraries Project
		Made to measure: developing a template for assessing the effectiveness of information skills training
		Building bridges with nursing students: connecting how we want to teach with how they want to learn
		New architecture over old foundations: Careers for health librarians in evidence-based practice
		Invisible users and no library: is this the future?

1st	2nd	Monday 6 September 2004 13.45 – Parallel Sessions 1
		Providing information and knowledge services to mental health and emergency care staff
		Information outreach services to primary care
		Creating e-learning tutorials to teach information skills

1st	2nd	Monday 6 September 2004 15.15 – Subject Group Meetings
		Libraries for Nursing: Vignettes for nursing library practice
		Supporting health policy makers in evidence based practice
		Spreading the word: marketing and promotion for health librarians
		Making Information Count: Developing the right competencies for knowledge workers in the NHS

1st	2nd	Tuesday 7 September 2004 11.00 – Interactive Sessions 2
		Hitting the headlines: a behind the scenes guide
		Public libraries as access points to information about health and wellbeing
		Train quickly, educate patiently: assisting users to acquire information gathering skills
		From chains to change – how to manage change when all else fails
		What can marketing do for health librarians?

1st	2nd	Tuesday 7 September 2004 14.00 – Parallel Sessions 2
		Supporting e-Learning
		Developing Librarians Skills
		Are we being effective?

1st	2nd	Wednesday 8 September 2004 11.40 – Parallel Sessions 3
		Innovative approaches to developing information skills in the medical curriculum
		Developing information services overseas
		NHS strategies in Scotland and England

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