12ª Conferência EAHIL Lisboa - Estoril 14-18 Junho 2010 - Call for papers

[Susana Lopes - ITQB/UNL]

FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS AND POSTERS

The International Programme Committee invites you to submit papers and
posters for the 12th European Conference of Medical and Health
Libraries “DISCOVERING NEW SEAS OF KNOWLEDGE: technologies,
environments and users in the future of health libraries” to be held
in Estoril, Lisbon, Portugal, 14th - 18th June 2010.

The Committee invites research papers, innovative approaches, examples
of best practice and case studies on the following topics:

Health technologies assessment, for example:
Information support for health care decision-makers. Evidence
provision for the introduction, allocation and cost-effective use of
medical technologies.

Evidence-based librarianship, for example:
Supporting evidence-based health care. Evidence-based library and
information practice.

Bibliometrics, for example:
Qualitative indicators. Measuring impact and quality. Citation
indexing systems. Cost justification for information services.

Preservation and memory, for example:
Old collections in a digital world.

Health and biomedical informatics, for example:
Data analysis and data mining. Content analysis. Health databases.
Ontology. Web search and information credibility.

Library spaces and places, for example:
Physical and virtual spaces. Changing physical library space. Value of
library and information services. Health libraries architecture.
Ubiquitous libraries.

Scholarly publishing and open access, for example:
Self-archiving. Scientific information. Knowledge society. Copyright
agreements. Pre-print and post-print. Publishing systems.

Emerging technologies and tools, for example:
Innovative health information management. Mobile technologies.
Information visualisation. Wiki technology and communities. Virtual
libraries. Microblogging. Communication and collaboration
technologies. Semantic web. Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. technologies.

Health librarians in the 21st century, for example:
Opportunities, roles, competencies, skills, marketing, leadership.

Information literacy, for example:
Advocacy, marketing and promotion. Recognizing the need. User
education. Benchmarking.

User statistics, for example:
Performance measures. Benchmarking. Quality measurement.

Library management, for example:
Fund raising. Accreditation. Partnerships. Stakeholders. Ethical
issues in information practice.

http://eahil2010.org/en/for-authors-presenters/call-for-papers