Evidence-Based Practice for Information Professionals: A Handbook

摘要: PART 1: THE CONTEXT FOR EVIDENCE-BASED INFORMATION PRACTICE 1. Why evidence-based information practice? - Andrew Booth and Anne Brice 2. A brief history of practice Alison Hill 3. Evidence-based practice: a prehistory Jonathan Eldredge 4. How good is the evidence base? 5. don't librarians use research? Paul Genoni, Gaby Haddow Ann Ritchie 2: SKILLS AND RESOURCES 6. Formulating answerable questions 7. Identifying sources Winning 8. Searching library science literature Catherine Beverley 9. Appraising 10. Applying to your everyday Denise Koufogiannakis Ellen Crumley 11. Evaluating performance 12. Disseminating lessons 3: USING EVIDENCE BASE IN 13. Six domains 14. Examining base for reference services enquiry work Special Topic (A): Provision current awareness service research staff (Guideline) Robert Kiley 15. The contribution educational activities Cindy Carlson (B): can I train my users? (Evidence Digest) Brettle 16. An approach collection management (C): Electronic or paper: how do manage journals collection? David Peacock 17. Towards (D): measure impact service? Christine Urquhart (E): Should charge and, if so, what should for? Briefing) Lynette Cawthra 18. perspectives on access retrieval (F): What are characteristics searcher? (Critically Appraised Topic) (G): Which database, which interface? Maria J. Grant 19. Introducing an marketing promotional (H): Determining needs practising nurses postregistration in UK from 1990 2003 Jennie Kelson 20. future Brice, Booth, Crumley, Eldredge.