CHLA/ABSC Program

Saturday, May 28 / samedi 28 mai

9:00 AM – 10:15 AM
Welcome Keynote: Dr. J Marshall
Title: The Value and Impact of Health Library and Information Services

10:45 AM – 12:15 PM
Open the Space... and Magic Happens!, with Elizabeth Scott

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM 
Concurrent Contributed Papers:
Session A, Location:  Imperial 5-7-9

• Research-Embedded Health Librarians – the Canadian Landscape
  
• Health Sciences Library and Information Research: What Can We Learn from the Research?
  
• Research design and writing in the health sciences: A library guide to support academic research information needs  
• Redefining Roles of Academic Librarians: Participating in the Research Intensification Process
  

Session B, Location:  Walker Bannerman

• Opening New Doors: Marketing Librarianship Through a Guest Editorship with Medical Journals
  
• Interprofessional Collaboration in Distance Education: the Transforming Landscape of Learning
  
• Evolving roles of health information professionals: how a clinical librarian, knowledge broker and technology lead can promote evidence-informed practice for physiotherapists in British Columbia

3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Posters:

• CADTH peer review checklist: Enhancing the review and evaluation of the quality of search strategies
• Creating a collaborative partnership between the University of Calgary, AHS Calgary Zone and the Calgary Public Library to support local health literacy initiatives
• Drilling down to outcomes: Evolving in the midst of change
• Evolving and transforming a current awareness service for outreach clients in Manitoba
• Evolving our services: Creating partnerships to provide information to practitioners and to families
• Finding the black and white in the grey: Locating health care human resources in grey literature
• Health information literacy in the community: Using partnerships to target at risk groups
• Information seeking experiences of Canadian pharmaceutical policy makers
• Intégration d'une bibliothécaire au comité de transformation du programme des études médicales de premier cycle (Librarian's role in the committee for the revision of the undergraduate medical education curriculum)
• New roles, same skills: Exploring paths to health sciences research careers after library school
• Striking a balance: Moving towards ‘good enough’ search and appraisal whilst maintaining quality and rigor
• Sustaining our curriculum; evolving our role as librarians; transforming our collection: a collection inventory tale
• The information needs of Canada’s National Collaborating Centres for Public Health
• Traditional and Indigenous healing collection at the University of Alberta
• Use of validated search filters in systematic reviews of prognostic studies
• What can we learn from CHLA conference programs?

Sunday, May 29 / dimanche 29 mai

9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Keynote: Andrew Brash
Title: The Profound Impact of Commitment and Compassion

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Concurrent Contributed Papers
Session C, Location:  Imperial 5-7-9

• Exploring information behaviour in a context of medical uncertainty: Implications for health literacy
• Experiences of Family Members after a Child Dies: Scoping the Literature in Interdisciplinary Research
• Provision of Pandemic Information by Health Sciences Librarians: A Multi-Site Comparative Case Study

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Concurrent Contributed Papers
Session E, Location:  Imperial 5-7-9

• How to build a bioinformatics service in a year
• Putting the “smart” in mobile technology: One library’s experience developing an integrated hospital library app
• GoPubMed versus PubReMiner for analyzing PubMed search results: a head to head comparison of two free web ‘data mining’ tools
• Creating a mobile subject guide to deliver point-of-care resources to medical students

Session F, Location:  Walker Bannerman

• Transforming an academic health sciences library in response to imminent closure and changing user needs
• Knowledge translation for Canadian health libraries: Finding our place between knowledge and its users
• Bibliometrics, A Case Study: Science or Magic?
• Librarian Office Relocation Pilot: does office location impact student-librarian interaction?

Monday, May 30 / lundi 30 mai

9:00 AM – 10:15 AM
STAT!Talks, Location:  Imperial 5-7-9

• A Librarian in an EBM Journal Club
• Bridging access to library resources for patients
• Communication, Collaboration and Documentation in Systematic Reviews
• Determining the credibility of complementary and alternative health information on the web: Older adult perspectives
• Helping Transform Nurses into Researchers
• Leisure Reading Collections in Academic Health Sciences Libraries
• Nothing is Certain: The Role of a Cancer Library in Patients’ Uncertainty Management
• The Digital Petting Zoo: Loaning Out Consumer Electronics
• The Evolving Mobile Needs of Hospital Library Users
• Transforming Student Orientations – Letting Students Direct the Process
• Using Social Media in Conference Planning

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Keynote: Dr. E Lang
Title: Information Science in the Evidence Based Era: Meeting the Perceived and Unperceived Needs of Evidence Consumers