Information Providing in COVID-19 by Health Professionals in Pakistan

Purpose: This study analyses the impact on postgraduate students' educational activity at an Allied Health Sciences institute in Pakistan as well information distribution during Covid-19 pandemic. Methodology: The current quantitative analysis is based a survey that was conducted among allied health science students various universities Lahore, Pakistan, to evaluate efficacy of Finding: response rate remained 80%. Majority users, Approximately 69.5% (n=66) said they had no trouble getting COVID-19, whereas 30.5% (n=29) subpar. Respondents found highly satisfied with efficiency library providing e-services (P-Value = 0.487). usability libraries dissemination which 74 (78%) respondents offer access trustworthy and reliable pandemic through variety media There consensus 75 (or 79%) importance raising awareness educating people how contain outbreak, difficulties face disseminating information. 77 (81%) lack knowledge abilities necessary effectively use tools services available Internet. recommendations might be beneficial enhance effectiveness resources libraries. Keywords: University Library; Library Website; User; Pandemic; Information Dissemination; Technology; Post Graduate Science, Students.