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Pam Bailey 
Pam has
worked at Northumbria University since 1978. She is currently responsible
for Health, Community and Education Studies, which includes pre
and post registration nursing and midwifery, occupational therapy
and physiotherapy. Pam works closely with colleagues in the NHS
to ensure students can make effective use of print and electronic
resources both on and off campus. She has been closely involved
in developing the University's information literacy course available
in the elearning portal.
Abstract
Ensuring
post-registration health students have information literacy skills
to effectively use higher education and NHS learning resources:
benefits of collaboration across the NHS, higher education and public
library sectors
In 2002, a study at Northumbria University Library
took place into learning resources provision for health students in
the clinical setting. A key recommendation was the need for more effective
collaboration between University library staff, NHS library staff
and academics. This imperative was used to shape a project that delivered
a CD based information literacy programme for post-registration health
students, which would help students make effective use of NHS and
University learning resources.
Presented with Sheena
Hanes
This page was last updated on:
11 May, 2006
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