Adoption. Evidence. Libraries.

West Midlands, England
Joined November 2018
our work is also highlighted in this week's #HTAi review htai.org/htai-review-februar… @WarwickEvidence
update on changes to the search interface of the ISPOR presentations database. Thank you to Richard and Laura at ISPOR for an excellent collaboration. doi.org/10.1017/S02664623220… @WarwickEvidence @ISPORorg @ijtahc @uteschauberger #medlibs #ispor
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If you search the ISPOR presentations database, you should read this paper. We found an issue in the search interface that could cause you to miss abstracts. #ISPOR #HEOR #Healtheconomics #systematicreviews #medlibs
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#cilipwm2021 Thanks @ayubkhan786 of @warkslibraries for a really interesting and optimisting presentation, love the idea of public libraries as "anchors for community recovery"
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...and about 7,430 results using verbatim #cilipwebinar @karenblakeman
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I got about 43,000 results for the Caversham search in default Google web (using Chrome) - useful summary of election results! #cilipwebinar @karenblakeman
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Interesting and useful #cilipwebinar on advanced searching of Google, plus a few other web resources! Thanks @karenblakeman
#uhmlg2020 Thanks @UHMLG , my 1st UHMLG event - really enjoyed it. An advantage of social distancing is being able to "attend" more conferences/meetings!
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it's complicated!
Aspectsof SRs librarians are involved in (or not) #uhmlg2020 @UHMLG @liaisonkevin
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#uhmlg2020 most info professionals working on systematic reviews at HE institutions were juggling with other job tasks/roles/responsibilities
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#uhmlg2020 some great tips from @jmwleeds , the kind of things you usually only learn through (sometimes bitter) experience!!
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#uhmlg2020 Oooh, I'll be looking out for the #EAHIL Evidence-Based Information SIG 😀
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I agree - great idea!
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#ukmedlibs Thank you, bye, stay well everyone
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#ukmedlibs Q6: I'm also interested in automation and using reviewing software and have started reading around these topics and looking at the tech available
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#ukmedlibs Q6: each subject are comes with its own challenges, familiarity with terminology and databases/resources will only come with experience I expect
#ukmedlibs Q5: aforementioned CRD course, experience, reading, talking to other ISs