Early Experience of the Contribution of an Information Specialist within a Primary Healthcare Team: A Partnership Venture between Library and Healthcare Services
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| author | Wilson, Diane Bateman, Hilarie Bailey, Peter |
| author_facet | Wilson, Diane Bateman, Hilarie Bailey, Peter Wilson, Diane Bateman, Hilarie Bailey, Peter |
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| contents | Early Experience of the Contribution of an Information Specialist within a Primary Healthcare Team: A Partnership Venture between Library and Healthcare Services Wilson, Diane Bateman, Hilarie Bailey, Peter Primary Health Care Early Experience Information Scientists Public Relations Health Services Patients Evaluation Allied Health Occupations Library Services Health Promotion This article describes the early experience of an Information Officer appointed within a newly formed primary health care team in the new township of Cambourne, west of Cambridge. The post was jointly defined and funded through a partnership between Cambridgeshire Libraries, the Primary Care Trust and Monkfield Medical Practice. The article describes the establishment of the post, its positioning within the core clinical team and some of the activities undertaken, including the use of information prescriptions. Significant issues highlighted include the diversity of routes to information which emerged, the importance of information to NHS policy on patient choice and the role of the Information Officer as an accessible source of information on healthy lifestyles. (Contains 4 tables.) |
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| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | Early Experience of the Contribution of an Information Specialist within a Primary Healthcare Team: A Partnership Venture between Library and Healthcare Services Wilson, Diane Bateman, Hilarie Bailey, Peter Primary Health Care Early Experience Information Scientists Public Relations Health Services Patients Evaluation Allied Health Occupations Library Services Health Promotion Early Experience of the Contribution of an Information Specialist within a Primary Healthcare Team: A Partnership Venture between Library and Healthcare Services Wilson, Diane Bateman, Hilarie Bailey, Peter Primary Health Care Early Experience Information Scientists Public Relations Health Services Patients Evaluation Allied Health Occupations Library Services Health Promotion This article describes the early experience of an Information Officer appointed within a newly formed primary health care team in the new township of Cambourne, west of Cambridge. The post was jointly defined and funded through a partnership between Cambridgeshire Libraries, the Primary Care Trust and Monkfield Medical Practice. The article describes the establishment of the post, its positioning within the core clinical team and some of the activities undertaken, including the use of information prescriptions. Significant issues highlighted include the diversity of routes to information which emerged, the importance of information to NHS policy on patient choice and the role of the Information Officer as an accessible source of information on healthy lifestyles. (Contains 4 tables.) |
| title | Early Experience of the Contribution of an Information Specialist within a Primary Healthcare Team: A Partnership Venture between Library and Healthcare Services |
| topic | Primary Health Care Early Experience Information Scientists Public Relations Health Services Patients Evaluation Allied Health Occupations Library Services Health Promotion |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ845517 |