The workplace research librarian

2. The Data Librarian: introducing the Data Librarian

This paper provides some initial considerations into the design and function of the Data Librarian. The first part (Liscouski, J., 1997, Journal of Automatic Chemistry, 19, 193-197) described the need for the Librarian.

The Southeastern Librarian

Increasing nursing research capacity in the workplace.

BACKGROUND Engaging nurses in research remains extremely difficult. AIM This action-research project aimed to increase nursing research capacity in one hospital trust. METHOD AND INITIAL RESULTS: A survey established levels of research knowledge, activity and experience among nurses. The response was low but participants expressed considerable interest. Two roadshows were organised. We then r...

The information Services Librarian*

Libraries appear to be in a period of great change and the major reason for this has been the increasing availability of machine-readable data bases and the information retrieval systems based on these. A number of data bases producers have established networks on national and international level in order to make services from these data bases widely available. The fact that few individual inst...

The Project Automated Librarian

The Project Automated Librarian (PAL) is a tool that has been created to manage the logistical problems inherent in a medium-sized software development project. The main goals of PAL are to eliminate the problems of simultaneous updates to software modules, while allowing programmers access to the latest possible versions of the software. PAL also seeks to prevent the software from getting into...