AAHSL Charting the Future: Knowledge Management Within the Academic Health Center

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Documents in this collection relate to the AAHSL Charting the Future Task Force project Building on Success: Charting the Future of Knowledge Management Within the Academic Health Center.

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    Wings
    (Public Library of Science, 2003-06)
    The 30-second television message, "Wings", aired June 23 - July 3, 2003 in strategic U.S. markets on primetime cable and network t.v. stations. "Wings" provides a whimsical glimpse into the scientific progress that could be made if research and discoveries were openly and freely shared.
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    Integration of information-seeking skills and activities into a problem-based curriculum
    (Medical Library Association, 1995-04) Schilling, K.; Ginn, D. S.; Mickelson, P.; Roth, L. H.
    Recent trends in medical education include a shift from the traditional, didactic, lecture-oriented approach to a more student-driven, problem-based approach to learning. This trend provides librarians with an opportunity to develop programs to teach information-gathering skills that support and are integrated into problem-based learning (PBL). In 1992, the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine implemented the initial phase of a curriculum revision that emphasizes PBL. Since that time, Falk Library of the Health Sciences has provided a large-scale, intensive program integrating information-seeking skills and activities into the first-year Patient-Doctor Relationship course, a sequence that initiates medical school. A multimodal approach to information seeking and sources is emphasized, utilizing print and audiovisual materials, computerized resources, and subject experts. The Falk Library program emphasizes the gathering and use of information as central to both PBL and student skills development. An informal, post-course evaluation was conducted to gauge which information resources were used and valued most by students. This article presents evaluation results, including data on the use of information sources and services, and student perceptions of the librarian's role in the PBL sessions.
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    Building on Success: Charting the Future of Knowledge Management Within the Academic Health Center
    (Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries, 2003) Brewer, Karen; Hohman, J. Michael; Messerle, Judith; Yokote, Gail
    This report is a successor to a 1987 report entitled Challenge to Action: Planning and Evaluation Guidelines for Academic Health Sciences Libraries. The 1987 report was focused on the environment and needs of member libraries and was intended as a practical guide and checklist at a time of intense change in technology and the health care environment. The sea changes in technology, most notably the proliferation of the Web, and the ongoing changes in the health care environment that have occurred since the 1987 report prompted this new report and its accompanying Web site highlighting important AHC library successes and suggesting additional roles and strategic collaboration for the 21st century.
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    An Overview of Institutional Repositories
    (2005-02-04) Singarella, Thomas
    The purpose of this AAHSL white paper is to present an overview of the issues related to establishing an institutional respository (IR), including the state of IRs today, what’s currently happening in higher education institutions, and where we appear to be heading (i.e., charting the future).
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    Institutional Profile Survey 2004
    (2005-02-03)
    Virtual / digital reference, house calls, clinical information prescriptions, clincal rounds participation, development of interactive online tutorials, personalized web page available for users, web design consulting service, scientific database design consulting, bioinformatics support by librarian, bioinformatics support by non-librarian, institutional data repository, hosting open access e-print archives.
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    Charting the Future (CTF) Committee Organizational Repository Proposal Progress
    (2005-02-03) Yokote, Gail
    Meeting held in Atlanta, January 14, 2005 with the following members present: Scott (chair), MJ, Parks, Tom, Gail, Karen Cole and Barbara Epstein via phone to further refine organizational repository proposal.
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    AAHSL Organizational Repository Pilot Description
    (2005-02-03) Yokote, Gail
    The Charting the Future Committee (CTF) is piloting the development of an “organizational/institutional” repository for AAHSL to meet the AAHSL membership’s desire to create a seamless, user friendly environment that contains information about member activities associated with the Building on Success document, and to create a research & development opportunity for AAHSL members to experiment with institutional repository tools.
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