Monday 17 November 2014

Dr. Steevens' Library celebrates Library Ireland Week 2014 17-24th November

https://libraryassociation.ie/events/library-ireland-week


Dr. Steevens' Library is celebrating Library Ireland Week.  This year's theme is 'Open For Business'.  Dr. Steevens' Library Staff will be in the staff canteen this week, looking for your feedback on library services.  Drop by and talk to us.  We have a 'Your Library, Your Say' survey that we would like all staff to complete.




When was the last time you read the evidence?

DROP EVERYTHING AND READ!
Dr. Steevens Library challenges you to set aside the next 5, 10 or 15 minutes for reading.  The following email contains links to 5/10 minute nuggets of reading material on topics relevant to your work and wellbeing.

We are open for business and with this initiative we are taking our business outside of the confines of the library walls and to encourage people to read the evidence so vital to the success of the health service.

THIS IS A LIBRARY IREALND WEEK 2014 INITIATIVE


5 – 10 Minute Reads
Website
Title
Topic
Url
HBR
Top 7 Management tips
Leadership

Kingsfund
Contracting models for commission integrated care
Change Management

Kingsfund
Making a case for Public Health Interventions
Public Health

Kingsfund
The King’s Fund 2012 Continuity of care for older hospital patients
A call for action

Older People

Kingsfund
Service Transformation Lessons from Mental Health
Mental Health

The Non profit Times
6 reason to create a collaborative culture
Leadership

ABC Health & Wellbeing
Tips for staying healthy at work
Wellbeing

Psychological Society of Ireland
40 tips for mental health, wellbeing and prosperity
Wellbeing

Kingsfund
Transforming our healthcare system
Change Management







15 +  Minute Reads
Website
Title
Topic
Url
BMC Obesity
The effect of menu labeling with calories and exercise equivalents on food selection and consumption

Better techniques are needed to help consumers make lower calorie food choices. This pilot study examined the effect of menu labeling with caloric information and exercise equivalents (EE) on food selection.

BMC Emergency Medicine
Emergency department patient safety incident characterization: an observational analysis of the findings of a standardized peer review process

Emergency Department (ED) care has been reported to be prone to patient safety incidents (PSIs). Improving our understanding of PSIs is essential to prevent them. A standardized, peer review process was implemented to identify and analyze ED PSIs. The primary objective of this investigation was to characterize ED PSIs identified by the peer review process.


BMC Infectious Diseases
Antibiotic prescribing in long-term care facilities: a qualitative, multidisciplinary investigation
Objectives To explore healthcare professionals’ views of antibiotic prescribing in long-term care facilities (LTCFs). To use the findings to recommend intervention strategies for antimicrobial stewardship in LTCFs.

BMC Family Practice

Complex consultations in primary care: a tool for assessing the range of health problems and issues addressed in general practice consultations


There is an increasing recognition that many consultations in general practice involve several problems covering multiple disease domains.  The objective was to develop a tool that can be used to measure the number and type of problems discussed in primary care consultations.


Archives of Public health
The EPIRARE proposal of a set of indicators and common data elements for the European platform for rare disease registration


The European Union acknowledges the relevance of registries as key instruments for developing rare disease (RD) clinical research, improving patient care and health service (HS) planning and funded the EPIRARE project to improve standardization and data comparability among patient registries and to support new registries and data collections.


BMC Obesity
Effects of workplace-based dietary and/or physical activity interventions for weight management targeting healthcare professionals: a systematic review of randomised controlled trials


The prevalence of overweight and obesity is high amongst healthcare professionals and there is growing interest in delivering weight loss interventions in the workplace. We conducted a systematic review to (i) examine the effectiveness of workplace-based diet and/or physical activity interventions aimed at healthcare professionals