CHLA 20``19 Conference Contributed Papers/Congrès de l'ABSC 2019: Communications Libres

Abstract

The development team includes librarians from Harvard Medical School, Tufts Health Sciences, MCPHS University, Boston University School of Medicine, Northeastern University, Elsevier, and Simmons University. Allied Health Professionals as Information Mediators: Information Practice in a Community Centre Sara Sharun Mount Royal University Introduction: This exploratory study describes the information world of staff at a community health centre serving vulnerable youth. The literature shows that libraries have diversified their services to meet a variety of patron needs, including wellness. [...]to strengthen the library's role in the accreditation process, we investigated to see if academic libraries that support medical schools are actively engaging in student wellness. Margaret Sampson1, Nassr Nama2, Katie O'Hearn1, Kimmo Murto1,3, Ahmed Nasr1,3, Sherri Katz1,3, Gail Macartney4, Franco Momoli1,3,5 & Dayre McNally1,3 1Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, 2BC Children's Hospital, 3University of Ottawa, 4University of Prince Edward Island, 5Ottawa Hospital Research Institute Introduction: Solutions like crowd screening and machine learning can assist systematic reviewers with heavy screening burdens, but require training sets containing a mix of eligible and ineligible studies.