News > Establishing and running health information services
Survey of NHS libraries published
16 April 2007, 10:21
News > Establishing and running health information services
This report is an analysis of the 2004-05 survey of the operations and performance of NHS libraries. The survey is intended as a means of helping library managers to demonstrate the value and effectiveness of their service, to highlight any aspects with room for improvement and to exploit any areas which show potential for development.
The survey was conducted by LISU at Loughborough University.
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Categories
- Accessibility and usability
- Design of health information
- Education and training
- Establishing and running health information services
- Evaluating the quality of health information
- Evidence for health information
- Health literacy
- Job advertisements
- Medicines information
- Patient and public involvement
- Patient experience
- PiF membership news
- Policy matters
- Producing and disseminating health information
- Shared decision making
- Sourcing health information
- Using electronic media
