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| Repositorio: "Evidence based Library and Information practice" |
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| Cohort Design; Collection Development; Citation Analysis; Reputation Analysis; Academic Health Sciences Libraries; Medical Libraries; Journal Use Studies | (1) |
| Core curriculum; Academic libraries; Information professionals; Job postings content analysis; recent MLIS graduates | (1) |
| EBM; literature request service; clinical information services | (1) |
| Google Scholar; recall; precision; search performance | (1) |
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Predicting Future Information Resource Utilization Under Conditions of Scarcity: The First Cohort Study in Health Sciences Librarianship Eldredge, Jonathan D.
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An Examination of the Failure Rate and Content Equivalency of Electronic Surrogates and the Implications for Print Equivalent Preservation Ladd, Ken; University of Saskatchewan Library
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Positive Perceptions of Access to Online Library Resources Correlates with Quality and Quantity of Scholarly Publications among Finnish Academics Marsalis, Scott; University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together: The Congruence of Personality Types within Librarians’ Subject Specialties Loy, John; AWP Mental Health Trust
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Teachers in the UK Prefer Research Evidence that is Synthesized, Practical, and Locally Available Schulte, Stephanie; The Ohio State University
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Information Literacy Strategy Development: Study Prescribes Strategic Management Framework for Academic Institutions Protzko, Shandra; National Jewish Health
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Larger, Higher-level Academic Institutions in the US Do Not Necessarily Have Better-resourced Library Web Teams. Lewis, Suzanne; Northern Sydney Central Coast Health
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Academics are Reading More Electronic Journal Articles in More Subjects, Using Varying Strategies to Find and Manage Them Carter, Christina E.; Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage
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Inter-Library Loans and Document Supply Services in Italy Appear to Supplement Journal Subscriptions Rather Than Replace Them Oxborrow, Kathryn; Hutt City Libraries Lower Hutt, New Zealand
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Learning Through Reflective Writing: A Teaching Strategy Young, Kristen L.; A. Alfred Taubman Health Sciences Library, University of Michigan
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Accurate Answers to Reference Queries May Be Provided Less Frequently Than Expected Tewell, Eamon C.; Moore College of Art & Design
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Nutrition, Food Science, and Dietetics Faculty Have Information Needs Similar to Basic and Medical Sciences Faculty – Online Access to Electronic Journals, PubMed/Medline, and Google Lê, Mê-Linh; Health Sciences Library, University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
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A Combination of Citation Analyses Can Reveal the Nature of a Journal’s Scholarly Communication, Its Influence in a Scientific Community, and the Geographic Location of Its Authors and Citers Haddow, Gaby
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Open Access Pricing Models would Reduce Journal Expenditure at Most Colleges and Universities Haddow, Gaby; Curtin University of Technology
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Local Purchasing of Journals is Required in Addition to a Nationally Purchased Collection to Meet the Information Needs of NHS Staff Kelson, Jennifer; Buckinghamshire Hospitals NHS Trust
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Traditional Factors of Fit, Perceived Quality, and Speed of Publication Still Outweigh Open Access in Authors’ Journal Selection Criteria Dalton, Michelle; University of Limerick Limerick, Ireland
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Opportunities within the EBLIP Journal ., .
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EBLIP Original Research Award , ; Editor-in-Chief
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Collection Usage Pre- and Post-Summon Implementation at the University of Manitoba Libraries O'Hara, Lisa; University of Manitoba Libraries Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Undergraduates Prefer Federated Searching to Searching Databases Individually Gore, Genevieve; McGill University
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CHLA: Call for Contributed Papers and Posters ,
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Too Few Articles in the Journal Literature on Instruction in Academic Libraries are Research-Based Blythe, Kurt; UNC-Chapel Hill
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The Information Practices of Physical Science Librarians Differ from Those of the Scientific Community: More Research is Needed to Characterize Specific Information Seeking and Use Perryman, Carol; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Varied Search Protocols Lead to Clinically Relevant Results Brown, Marcy L.; Envision Research
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EBLIG Sponsors CLA 2008 Pre-Conference Workshop ,
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High Self-efficacy and High Use of Electronic Information may Predict Improved Academic Performance Schulte, Stephanie J.; Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
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Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Seeks Associate Editor (Evidence Summaries) Glynn, Lindsay; Editor-in-Chief
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The Transition from Print to Electronic Journals: A Study of College and University Libraries in Indiana McClamroch, Jo; Indiana University Wells Library
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Clinician-selected Electronic Information Resources do not Guarantee Accuracy in Answering Primary Care Physicians' Information Needs Preddie, Martha Ingrid; School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Further Study is Needed to Define and Measure the Use of Reflective Practice in Library and Information Science Perryman, Carol; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Personalized Information Service for Clinicians: Users Like It Hannigan, Gale G.; Texas A&M University Libraries
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Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Seeks Production Editor Glynn, Lindsay; Editor-in-Chief
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Study Describes Research Scientists’ Information Seeking Behaviour, but Methodological Issues Make Usefulness as Evidence Debatable Marsalis, Scott; University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
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The Utilization of Wireless Handheld Computers with MEDLINE is an Effective Mechanism for Answering Clinical Questions at the Point of Care Preddie, Martha Ingrid; School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Some in Saskatchewan Find The Cochrane Library Useful after Promotion, Access and Training Efforts Protzko, Shandra Lee; National Jewish Medical and Research Center
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Self-archiving to Institutional Repositories Is Improved by Assisted and Mandated Deposit; Disciplinary Culture is not a Factor Haddow, Gaby; Curtin University of Technology
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Identifying Relevant Controlled Clinical Trials for Systematic Reviews Requires Searching Multiple Resources – and, Even Then, Comprehensiveness is Questionable Hannigan, Gale Gabrielle; Texas A&M Medical Sciences Library
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Analysis of Print and Electronic Serials’ Use Statistics Facilitates Print Cancellation Decisions Haley, Pamela; Queen's University
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Interlibrary Loan Rates for Academic Libraries in the United States of America Have Increased Despite the Availability of Electronic Databases, but Fulfilment Rates Have Decreased Oxborrow, Kathryn; Hutt City Libraries Lower Hutt, New Zealand
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The Quality of Canadian and U.S. Government Health Documents Remains Unchallenged Until Better Research Can Be Undertaken Corkett, Michael
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Computer-Assisted Library Instruction and Face-to-Face Library Instruction Prove Equally Effective for Teaching Basic Library Skills in Academic Libraries Walker, Stephanie; Brooklyn College, City University of New York
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Morning Report Presentation with Literature Search Associated with Decreased Length of Hospital Stay Kelson, Jennifer; Stoke Mandeville Hospital
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Google Scholar Out-Performs Many Subscription Databases when Keyword Searching Badia, Giovanna; Royal Victoria Hospital - McGill University Health Center
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Citation Analysis Shows Promise as an Effective Tool for Monograph Collection Development Marsalis, Scott; University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
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The EQUATOR Network – a New Web Resource for Good Reporting of Health Research ,
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Canadian Healthcare Practitioners’ Access to Evidence Based Information is Inequitable Melssen, Maria; Port Clinton, Ohio, United States of America
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The Academic Reward System is the Primary Influence Toward Faculty Non-Participation in Institutional Repositories Blythe, Kurt; UNC-Chapel Hill
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Librarian and LIS Faculty Participation in Self-Archiving Practice Needs Improvement Hughes, Annie M.; Wilson Dental Library, University of Southern California
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Master’s Students in History Could Benefit from a Greater Library Sensitivity and Commitment to Interdisciplinarity, and from More Efficient Document Delivery Hunsucker, R. Laval; University Libraries, Universiteit van Amsterdam Amsterdam, Breukelen, The Netherlands
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There are Discipline-Based Differences in Authors’ Perceptions Towards Open Access Publishing Shen, Lisa; Newton Gresham Library Sam Houston State University Huntsville, Texas
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Do Clinical Librarians Matter? The First Randomized Controlled Trial in Librarianship Eldredge, Jonathan
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Testing an Academic Library Website for Usability with Faculty and Graduate Students Emde, Judith Z.; University of Kansas - Morris, Sara E.; University of Kansas - Claassen-Wilson, Monica; University of Kansas
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Library and Informatics Training May Improve Question Formulation among Public Health Practitioners Ganshorn, Heather; Health Information Network Calgary, Holy Cross Site
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Neuroscientists’ Domain Knowledge Does Not Improve Search Performance in PubMed Badia, Giovanna; Royal Victoria Hospital - MUHC
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Consumer Health Information Websites with High Visual Design Ratings Likely to Be also Highly Rated for Perceived Credibility Kelly, Kate; Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
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Existing Analytical Frameworks for Information Behaviour Don’t Fully Explain HIV/AIDS Information Exchange in Rural Communities in Ontario, Canada Kelly, Kate; Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
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Sabbatical Options for Academic Librarians in the U.S. Vary Widely Ganshorn, Heather; Health Information Network Calgary, Holy Cross Site
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Gratification Theory Provides a Useful Framework for Understanding the Information Seeking Behaviours and Needs of Distinct Populations Zoellner, Kate; University of Montana
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Labour Costs for Inventory Control Less Expensive than Repurchasing Newton Miller, Laura; Carleton University
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Library Users Expect Link Resolvers to Provide Full Text While Librarians Expect Accurate Results Furlan, Wendy
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A List of Best Practices That May Improve the Use of Telephone Interviews During the Recruitment Process Herron, David; Karolinska Institutet University Library - Haglund, Lotta; Karolinska Institutet University Library
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Kuhlthau’s Classic Research on the Information Search Process (ISP) Provides Evidence for Information Seeking as a Constructivist Process Genuis, Shelagh K.; University of Alberta
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Information Literacy Articles in Science Pedagogy Journals Bradley, Cara; University of Regina Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Academic Librarians Should Be Sensitive to Language and Cultural Barriers When Providing Reference Service to International Students Kloda, Lorie Andrea; McGill University
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Academic Librarians Would Benefit from Instruction on Conducting Research Hughes, Annie M.; Wilson Dental Library, University of Southern California Los Angeles, California, United States of America
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Web Usability Policies/Standards/Guidelines (PSGs) do not Influence Practices at ARL Academic Libraries Protzko, Shandra; National Jewish Health
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More Appropriate Information Systems and Services for the Social Scientist: Time to Put Our Findings to Work Hunsucker, R. Laval; Universiteit van Amsterdam, UB
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Development of Technology Competencies for Public Services’ Staff Has Limited External Validity Martin, Jason; University of Central Florida Libraries
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Wikipedia and the National Cancer Institute Website Appear to Offer Similar Osteosarcoma Information for Patients Kelly, Kate; Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
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A Graduate Degree in Library or Information Science Is Required, but not Sufficient, to Enter the Profession Torabi, Nazi; University of Western Ontario
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Free E-Books May Increase Print Sales: A Study With Mixed Results Williams, Heather R; Emory University
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Face-to-face Training is the Preferred Modality of Professional Continuing Education for Librarians of All Ages, but More Evidence is Needed Oxborrow, Kathryn; National Library of New Zealand
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Statistical Measures Alone Cannot Determine Which Database (BNI, CINAHL, MEDLINE, or EMBASE) Is the Most Useful for Searching Undergraduate Nursing Topics Badia, Giovanna; Royal Victoria Hospital Medical Library - McGill University Health Centre
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Physicists and Astronomers Use Google as a Starting Point for Specific Queries, but Do Not Intentionally Use It to Search for Articles Newton Miller, Laura; Carleton University
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PubMed is Slightly More Sensitive but More Time Intensive to Search than Ovid MEDLINE Merkley, Cari; Library, Mount Royal University Calgary, Alberta
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Scholars in the Humanities Are Reluctant to Cite E-Texts as Primary Materials Yanofsky, Deena; McGill University
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Decline in Reference Transactions with Few Questions Referred to Librarian when the Reference Desk is Staffed by a Paraprofessional Wakimoto, Diana K.; California State University, East Bay
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Choosing the Right Book: Factors that Affect Children’s Reading Bogel, Gayle; Fairfield University
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