- Resources-Sources Management in Health Organization
- Information knowledge Management
- Human Resource Management – Part 1
- Human Resource Management – Part 2 (Manpower Planning-Programming)
- Information Management: Getting better with Information
- Information Need analysis
- Information Management in Community Health and Primary Care
- Community Information Services
- Searching Database, Gateways and Online Journals
- Resources- Sources in Bio-Medicine and related Sciences on Internet
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In requested assignments you need to have evidence of: yr plans and rationale, survey techniques (questionnaires ,interviews schedules. .if is requested.
Also charting techniques, I mean rich pictures or flowcharts, initial analysis of the results, as well to cited the context with current bibliography. You may use either the cited reference style Vancouver http://wwwlib.murdoch.edu.au/find/citation/vancouver.html or Harvard http://www.library.uq.edu.au/training/citation/harvard_6.pdf
NOTICE: THE RECOMMENDETED BIBLIOGRAPHY IS ONLY FOR ESSENTIAL READING. Like as an Medical Information Scientist , I would like to know you that: all these referred databases or gateways to the evidence Bases Information databases, with contented filtered or non contented filtered, select information, according quality criteria to ensure the research, store and disseminate medical and health information via the Internet. Begin yr search for best evidence by looking at the highest level resource available of the problem that prompts yr search. The details of how to do this visit any resource and get access to the tutorials screen. Due of the majority of the available resources and sources in health and medicine, it was no able to give you all the URLs. |
- To indentify the relationship between information processing and managerial decision making and problem solving
- To examine the concept and the various aspects that are faced in the field of Information management and knowledge Management, the research evidence on how decisions are actually made in organizations and clinical settings. Also is analyzed the role of health Information Scientist in the decision making to support human decision making in Health Market.
- To examine in Medical and Health care arena, how the physicians, researchers, health care workers and consumers, like smart users, are using the Health Care Resources via World Wide Web before to locate answers to their questions.>
- AIM: To provide educational and research opportunities in Information knowledge Management, and Human resources management to healthcare professionals, biomedical scientists (doctors, nurses and computer scientists in interdisciplinary team)s, Librarians, Health- Medical Information Scientist, committed to collaboration at local, national, and global levels
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Human Resources Management and Health Organisations |
Essential readings
- Bergeron Pierrete. Information and knowledge management: dimensions and approaches Available from http://informationr.net/ir/10-4/paper235.html
- Booth A. Librarian heal thyself: evidence based librarianship, useful, practicable, desirable?. Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on Medical Librarianship, held between July 2 and 5 London, 2000.
- Chatzoglou PD., LA Macaulay. Requirements capture and IS methodologies. Information Systems Journal v.6, p. 209-225, 1996
- Cowley S. Counting practice: the impact of information systems on community nursing. J Nurs Management, v. 1, p.273-278, 1994
- Daniels A. Managing change in primary care; the role of IT. J Heathcare Comput Inform management, v.14(9), p. 26-28, 1997.
- Devadason, F.J. and PratapLingam, P. "A Methodology for the Identification of Information Needs of Users." 62nd IFLA General Conference - Conference Proceedings - August 25-31, 1996
- Greenbalgh T. The Medline database. BMJ 1997; 315(7101):180-183.
- Guyatt G.H. Evidence-Based Medicine (editorial). ACP Journal Club 1991 Mar-Apr;114(suppl2):A16
- Haynes RB, NC Wilczynski for the Hedges Team. Optimal search strategies for retrieving scientifically strong studies of diagnosis from MEDLINE: analytical survey. BMJ. 2004 May 1;328(7447):1040. [Epub 2004 Apr 08].
- Haynes RB. Of studies, summaries, synopses and systems: the 4S evolution of services for finding current best evidence [editorial]. Evid. Based Ment Health 2001; v.4(2): 37-39.
- Head, A. An examination of the implications for NHS information providers of staff transferring form functional to managerial roles. Aberystwyth: University of Wales Aberystwyth MSc (Econ) Dissertation, 1996.
- Houston T.K., J.J. Allison Users of Internet Health Information: differences by health status. J Med Internet Res 2002;4 :e7.
- Hunt DL, R Jaeschke, KA McKibbon. Users' guides to the medical literature: XXI. Using electronic health information resources in evidence-based practice. Evidence-Based Medicine Working Group. JAMA. 2000 Apr 12;283(14):1875-9.
- Lappa E. Clinical Librarianship (CL): A Historical Perspective. E- Journal Acad Special Librarianship 2004; 5(2-3). Available from URL: http://southernlibrarianship.icaap.org/content/v05n02/lappa_e01.htm.
- Lappa E. Why Information Age Demands to change the Information Profile of Medical Libraries. Information Outlook 2003; 7(9) :38-43.
- Lappa E.. Different Information Needs of Emergency Department staff: getting relevant evidence from a Clinical Librarian Program, J. Hosp. Libr 2004; 4(3) : 35-52.
- Lappas E. Exploiting research information: comments about the different databases in health care (DIMDI, OVID CD-ROM).Cent Eur J Public Health. 2003 Sep;11(3):155-9.
- Lappas E. Information Management in Community Health and Primary Care. Health Info Libr J. 2002 Dec;19(4):236-8.
- Maged N. K. Boulos, A.V. Roudsari, E.R. Carson. Health CyberMap: a semantic visual browser of medical Internet resources based on clinical codes and the human body metaphor. Health Inf Libr J 2002; 19(4):189-200.
- Menzel, Herbert. “Information Needs and Uses in Science and Technology.” Annual Review of Information Science and Technology, Vol. 1, Interscience Publishers 1966, pp 41-69.
- Mintzberg, H. Raisinghani, D., Theoret, A. The structure of "unstructured" decision processes. Administrative Science Quarterly, 21(2), 246-275.
- Motschall E, Falck-Ytter Y. Searching the MEDLINE literature database through PubMed: a short guide. Onkologie. 2005 Oct;28(10):517-22. Epub 2005 Aug 19.
- Paisley, William J. “Information Needs and Uses.” Annual Review of Information Science and Technology, Vol.3, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. Chicago 1968, pp.1-30.
- Sebastiani, B., G.S alvatori, The Pre-salernitan period, the codices and the Italian libraries: A page in the history of medicine, in "Health information, new possibilities", Dordrecht, Netherlands;1995.
- Shea B, Boers M, Grimshaw JM, Hamel C, Bouter LM. Does updating improve the methodological and reporting quality of systematic reviews? BMC Med Res Methodol. 2006 Jun;13(6):27.
- Shortliffe E. H, B. G. Buchanan, E. A. Feigenbaum. Knowledge engineering for medical decision making: A review of computer-based clinical decision aids. Proceedings of the IEEE; 1979.
- Sigerist Henri, An outline of the development of the hospital. Bull Hist Med 1936; 4: 579.
- Smith R.. What clinical information do doctors need? BMJ 1996;313: 1062-68.
- Smith R.. What clinical information do doctors need? BMJ 1996;313: 1062-68.
- Stewart David W.C., D. J. Wright. Editors. Health Information for all: a common Goal: Proceedings of the Second European Conference of Medical Libraries, Bologna, Italy, November 2-6, 1988. . Munchen: K.G. Saur; 1989.
- Strasser TC. The information needs of practicing physicians in Northeastern New York State. Bull Med Libr Assoc 1978; 66: 200-209.
- Stutz A. Mapping Medicine: collaborative collection management of biomedical resources, review of literature. Health Inf Libr J 2002; 19(4): 226-229.
- Taylor, Robert S. “Process of Asking Questions” American Documentation, Vol.13, October 1962, pp.391-396.
- Tracey, William Available from http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/william/tracey
- Urquhart Christine: Bridging information requirements and information needs assessment: do scenarios and vignettes provide a link? Inf. Res ;2001 6(2). Available from URL: http://informationr.net/ir/6-2/paper102.html
- Wilczynski NL, RB Haynes for the Hedges Team. Developing optimal search strategies for detecting clinically sound prognostic studies in MEDLINE: an analytic survey. BMC Med. 2004 Jun 09;2(1):23.
- Wilczynski NL, RB Haynes, JN Lavis, R Ramkissoonsingh, A Arnold-Oatley, for the HSR Hedges Team. Optimal search strategies for detecting health services research studies in MEDLINE. CMAJ. 2004 Nov 9;171(10):1179-85.
- Wilson, T.D. “On User Studies and Information Needs.” Journal of Documentation, Vol. 37, No. 1, 1981, pp.3-15
- Zur Shapira (Editor) Organizational Decision Making: Simons description (Cambridge Series on Judgment and Decision Making). Details find from http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0521890500
- Bellamy, C.A., Taylor, J.A. (1994), "Exploiting IT in public administration: towards the information polity?", Public Administration, Vol. 72 No.1, pp.1-12.
- The Health Metrics Network Framework 2nd Edition, January 2008. http://www.who.int/healthmetrics/en/
- Stansfield S, Walsh J, Prata N, Evans T. Information to Improve Decision Making for Health. 1,017-1,030. 2006. New York, Oxford University Place. Disease Control Priorities in Developing Countries (2nd Edition). www.dcp2.org
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Please remember to check with your unit co-ordinator or tutor before submitting your assignments,
as their style preference may vary from the guidelines presented (Vancouver, Harvard).
For the assignments and the presentations I will give you some advises:
First define the objective of yr issue or presentation
Write the material for yr issue, taking into account the background of yr audience or the tutor’s demands
Think when? Where? How long? Make sure you have read the essential recommended bibliography, researching material, and the main important is to re-think :what is the objective of yr issue?
Finally, think how long yr assignment or presentation should be last. (for written is around 5-7 A4 paper, for presentation is 15-20 seconds, not more because the audience may be sleep.
Ask yr self: Can this piece of information contribute to my presentation? |