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Tom Bishop
Tom Bishop
is Information Services Manager at The Royal College of Surgeons
of England library, where he's worked since 2000 (having royal-college-hopped
from the RCN) meeting the information needs of surgeons, surgical
trainees and College staff, with particular involvement in the development
of access to electronic journals and resources. He likes webby stuff
(usually), library and information staff (universally), Portsmouth
FC (nail-bitingly), buying CDs (compulsively), CBeebies (paternally),
jaffa cakes (obviously) and unstructured lists.
Abstract
Coming soon to a theatre
near you…
This presentation outlines
the development of a multi-professional website – the Specialist
Library for Surgery, Theatres and Anaesthesia, part of the family
of NLH virtual libraries.
Within a context of partnership between two Royal Colleges,
an NHS Trust and the NLH, with input from a wide range of specialist
organisations, we will consider the issues arising from these relationships,
as well as looking at taxonomy creation, audience awareness and expectations,
the challenge of ‘participation fatigue', and whether information
professionals and clinicians can co-exist peacefully…
Presented with Kate
Homer
This page was last updated on:
25 April, 2006
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