Tuesday, 9 September 2014
HSE Library Update September 2014
Our quarterly electronic newsletter is now available online. Bringing updates about new resources, health research and publications and a glimpse into the Eastern Health Board archives.
Tuesday, 8 July 2014
Irish Librarians win Best Poster at European Health Library Conference
Congratulations to our colleague Gethin White (HSE) and Breffni Smith (RCSI) who won the prize of best poster at the recent European Association for Health Information and Libraries Conference in Rome.
Their poster described the contribution of Irish health librarians to the National Clinical Effectiveness Committee. Speaking about the award, Gethin White said:
"it is a vote of confidence in the work of Irish health librarians"
For more information please see:
http://www.lenus.ie/hse/handle/10147/322629
Their poster described the contribution of Irish health librarians to the National Clinical Effectiveness Committee. Speaking about the award, Gethin White said:
"it is a vote of confidence in the work of Irish health librarians"
For more information please see:
http://www.lenus.ie/hse/handle/10147/322629
Thursday, 3 July 2014
HSE Call for completed and ongoing research
Health Librarians based at Dr Steevens’ Hospital in Dublin have issued a call for research papers to the health service. The online health facility Lenus (www.lenus.ie) is managed by the Health Librarians at Dr Steevens’ and acts as a repository for research activity.
Lenus provides a platform to showcase the output of the Irish health services both individually and collectively and makes the output available and accessible on an ongoing basis. This year the annual call for hospital research has been extended to include all research to the health service at large.
Open Access is the free, immediate online access to research output.
The motivation to provide this free access is particularly strong in respect of publicly funded research. Open Access was adopted by the HSE in 2013. The organisation’s Open Access Position Statement requires that all research output from HSE employees be made freely available where possible via Lenus and it is to this end that call for Irish hospital research continues to be made.
To build upon this baseline of health research, health sector hospitals and facilities are asked to submit a list of;
For more information please contact Rickard, HSE Regional Librarian or Aoife Lawton, Lenus Project Manager. Email: regionallibrary@hse.ie
Lenus provides a platform to showcase the output of the Irish health services both individually and collectively and makes the output available and accessible on an ongoing basis. This year the annual call for hospital research has been extended to include all research to the health service at large.
Open Access is the free, immediate online access to research output.
The motivation to provide this free access is particularly strong in respect of publicly funded research. Open Access was adopted by the HSE in 2013. The organisation’s Open Access Position Statement requires that all research output from HSE employees be made freely available where possible via Lenus and it is to this end that call for Irish hospital research continues to be made.
To build upon this baseline of health research, health sector hospitals and facilities are asked to submit a list of;
- published research for their institution/service from 2013 to present
- reviewed [Ethics Committee] and ongoing research for 2013 to present
- ongoing research in 2012/13 that has now reached publication
- Submit details of completed research online using the online form.
- Submit details of ongoing research online using this form.
For more information please contact Rickard, HSE Regional Librarian or Aoife Lawton, Lenus Project Manager. Email: regionallibrary@hse.ie
Thursday, 29 May 2014
A new web exhibition, curated by Dr. Elizabethanne Boran (Librarian of the Edward Worth Library) on the History of Dr. Steevens Hospital has been launched. It is the sixth in a series of website exhibitions which, to date, have explored aspects of the holdings of the Worth Library. This builds on the very valuable ongoing work in History of Medicine in Ireland and indeed fits nicely with the recent web exhibition of the History of the Rotunda Hospital by our fellow librarian Anne O Byrne.
For further details about the Edward Worth Library please link to the website: www.edwardworthlibrary.ie.
Friday, 28 March 2014
HSE Library Update March 2014
The latest edition of HSE Library Update is out now.
Check out new books available from the Regional Library, Dr. Steevens, news from two recent health conferences and latest research of Irish interest.
Check out new books available from the Regional Library, Dr. Steevens, news from two recent health conferences and latest research of Irish interest.
Mental Health & Intellectual Disabilites Current Research
A selection of recent research in the area of mental health and intellectual disabilites has been made available in this new research bulletin. For more details, please contact our mental mealth librarian Padraig Manning.
Monday, 20 January 2014
New Resources for 2014
The Regional Library & Information Service at Dr. Steevens Hospital is offering access to all registered HSE users to the following resources for 2014:
The majority of resources may be accessed from any internet-enabled device with an Athens account. This means you can access resources from home or from work.
Register for an Athens account on hselibrary.ie/east. You may also renew your account online. Look out for Library training sessions, the first Thursday of every month, please get in touch if you'd like to attend one.
- Clinical Key (New!)
- New Books in the areas of management, health services, allied health, nursing & medical textbooks
- BMJ Learning (New!)
- JAMA collection (New!)
- Uptodate
- Medline with fulltext
- CINAHL Complete (New!)
- Psychology & Behavioural Science
- SocIndex
- BNF Online & BNF for Children
- Ebooks including the Royal Marsden
- Web of Science
- Endnote Web (manage references & create bibliographies)
The majority of resources may be accessed from any internet-enabled device with an Athens account. This means you can access resources from home or from work.
Register for an Athens account on hselibrary.ie/east. You may also renew your account online. Look out for Library training sessions, the first Thursday of every month, please get in touch if you'd like to attend one.
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