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SUMMARY:Guidance on terminology\, application and reporting of citation searching: the TARCiS Statement
DESCRIPTION:Evidence Synthesis Ireland are holding a webinar on Thursday 20th February on Guidance on terminology\, application and reporting of citation searching: the TARCiS Statement. \nPresented by Dr. Julian Hirt (Research Fellow\, University of Basel)and Dr. Christian Appenzeller-Herzog (Medical Information Specialist\, University of Basel) this webinar will elaborate on the evidence base and potential benefit of citation searching in health-related evidence syntheses\, an overview of citation searching methods\, and a detailed presentation of the development and content of the TARCiS statement. The ten TARCiS recommendations on when and how to conduct and report citation searching will be highlighted. \nRegister for this webinar here
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/guidance-on-terminology-application-and-reporting-of-citation-searching-the-tarcis-statement/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Information in society and health care,Information needs and user services,Information resources management,Research and innovation
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ORGANIZER;CN="Evidence Synthesis Ireland":MAILTO:esi@universityofgalway.ie
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SUMMARY:Library Assessment Conference 2024
DESCRIPTION:The Library Assessment Conference brings together practitioners and researchers working in the broad fields of library assessment\, user experience\, and organizational performance measurement. This 2024 multi-day event includes a mix of keynote speakers\, workshops\, and contributed papers and posters that stimulate discussion and provide actionable ideas for practitioners.
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/library-assessment-conference-2024/
LOCATION:Portland\, OR.\, Hilton Portland Downtown\, United States
CATEGORIES:Information needs and user services,Information resources management,Research and innovation
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SUMMARY:Identifying Unpublished Clinical Trial Data for Evidence Synthesis
DESCRIPTION:Carol Lefebvre & Julie Glanville partnering with Instats present a live streaming 2-day workshop on identifying clinical trials and trial results for systematic reviews and other evidence synthesis. The course will cover sources such as trials\, trial results registers\, regulatory agency sources and other resources. Participants will learn how to search the above sources\, how to manage search results and report their searches. \nThe workshop will run on 29th & 31st Oct. from 3.00-6.00pm \nFor more information on this workshop click here https://instats.org/seminar/identifying-unpublished-clinical-trial-d5
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/identifying-unpublished-clinical-trial-data-for-evidence-synthesis/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Information needs and user services,Information resources management
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241001T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241001T133000
DTSTAMP:20240830T093033Z
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SUMMARY:Developing strategic foresight and quality reviews: insight from the HRB
DESCRIPTION:Information specialists at the Health Research Board will give an introduction to the concept of strategic foresight; and improving search strategy development and reporting for better evidence. \nAgenda \n10:00 am Welcome \n10:05 Managing uncertainty through strategic foresight \nStrategic foresight is an approach to planning and policymaking that attempts to manage uncertainty. It does that this by using a variety of tools to identify possible threats and opportunities in the medium or long-term. This is not prediction but an attempt to develop an information resource that helps with decision making in the present. Engaging in foresight work develops anticipatory capacity and enables a more active role in supporting policy making and mobilising joint action. \nBrian Galvin — manages the HRB National Drugs Library and is editor of Drugnet Ireland\, the HRB’s quarterly drugs research and policy bulletin. \n10:40 Improving search strategy development and reporting for better evidence \nThe IS team will discuss how you can improve your search strategy development and reporting\, ensuring your contribution to the review is to a high standard \n\nusing PRESS peer review of search strategies to improve your search strategy and choice of search resources\n\n\nusing available guidance for searching for systematic reviews\, scoping reviews and rapid reviews (Cochrane\, JBI etc)\n\n\nusing established quality assessment tools (AMSTAR\, JBI for Systematic Reviews) to guide search decisions\n\n\nusing reporting standards (PRISMA-S) to guide search decisions and reporting\n\nCoffee break 11:45 – 12:00 \n12:00 Guidance on terminology\, application\, and reporting of citation searching: using the TARCiS statement\, and tools that can help. \n12:45 A day in the life of – it’s not all systematic searches and PRISMA flow charts! \nThe IS team will give a short presentation on the scope of the role of information specialist in the HRB Evidence Centre. Information specialists typically work on a range of evidence products\, from inception to publication. \nWe work with a range of research teams and are responsible for the quality of the search strategy\, oversight and management of review management software\, and writing and presenting on search methods as part of the finished product. \nWhat is a typical day for us? Join us to find out what it looks like! \nAilish Farragher — Having joined the HRB Evidence Unit in 2020\, Ailish has welcomed the opportunity to support evidence-based policy through her work as an information specialist on systematic reviews and evidence briefs. Ailish has previously worked in a range of specialist libraries including the Department of Finance\, the RTÉ Television Library\, and spent twelve years as the legal information centre manager of a commercial law firm. \nLouise Farragher — is an information specialist with over 20 years’ experience in health libraries. She currently leads a team of information specialists in the HRB’s Evidence Centre\, providing specialist information support and expertise across the full range of evidence review and related evidence products. Louise has a particular interest harnessing machine learning and tools to improve review efficiency. \nCaítriona Lee — is an information specialist with the Evidence Centre of the Health Research Board\, working with the evidence team to research and produce systematic reviews for the Department of Health. Her professional background includes over ten years working as a reader services and reference librarian with one of Ireland’s children’s hospitals and several years working as a medical information specialist with Thomson Scientific. \n13:00 Light lunch/ networking \n13:30 Close
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/developing-strategic-foresight-and-quality-reviews-insight-from-the-hrb/
LOCATION:Health Research Board\, 67-72 Lower Mount Street\, Dublin 2\, D02 H638\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Information and communication technologies,Information resources management,Research and innovation
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SUMMARY:16th Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries international conference
DESCRIPTION:QQML 2024 is organized under the umbrella of ISAST (International Society for the Advancement of Science and Technology). \nThe conference invites Special and Contributed Sessions\, Oral Papers\, Best Practices\, Workshops and Posters. Plenary talks\, Workshops and Special Sessions are included in the related page of the event website. \nBecause of the uncertain times we live the conference will be hybrid this year also: physically and virtually organized. This choice faces the challenges of the visa denial\, virus pandemics etc. All necessary precautions will be taken into account and will be applied (limited numbers\, masks\, distance\, vaccine\, tests…). \nThe target group and the audience are library professionals in a more general sense: professors\, researchers\, students\, administrators\, stakeholders\, technologists\, museum scientists\, archivists\, decision makers and managers\, information scientists\, librarians\, records managers\, web developers\, IT specialists\, taxonomists\, statisticians\, marketing managers\, philologist\, subject and reference librarians et al. \nAbstract submissions: January 04\, 2024\nNotification of acceptance two weeks after submission.\nDeadline Paper Submission: 1st of May 2024 (optional)\nDeadline Presentation Submission: 1st of May 2024\nEarly bird Registration: up to 1st of March 2024\n \nSubmit a proposal or a session to secretar@isast.org
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/16th-qualitative-and-quantitative-methods-in-libraries-international-conference/
LOCATION:Crete\, Chania\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Information resources management,Research and innovation
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SUMMARY:A&SL conference 2024
DESCRIPTION:Fair for all: creating equitable and universal access to information. \nTopics include: \n\nData protection and privacy\nInclusivity and accessibility\nIntellectual property\nOpen Access Publishing\nOpen Educational Resources (OER)\nOpen Scholarship\nUniversal Design for Learning (UDL)\nThe digital divide
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/asl-conference-2024/
LOCATION:Ashling Hotel Dublin\, 10 - 13 Parkgate St\, Stoneybatter\, Dublin 8\, D08 P38N\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Foundations of LIS profession,Information and communication technologies,Information needs and user services,Information resources management,Literacies and learning
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20231026T130000
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SUMMARY:Nikita Burke - Evidence Synthesis Ireland – what can we do for you?
DESCRIPTION:Evidence Synthesis Ireland\, which includes Cochrane Ireland\, aims to build evidence synthesis knowledge\, awareness and capacity among the public\, health care institutions and policymakers\, clinicians\, and researchers on the island of Ireland. We do this through 1) Training & Education; 2) Support & Network; and 3) Research & Innovation. Join us in this webinar as we explore the training programs\, webinars and Fellowships designed to equip our audience with the essential skills for evidence synthesis. Discover the enriching experience of our Fellowships\, where participants gain hands-on exposure to cutting-edge methodologies and one-to-one mentorship. Whether you are a researcher\, policymaker\, or practitioner\, we have courses that cater to all levels of expertise\, enabling you to become proficient in navigating the world of evidence synthesis. We’ll also introduce our other initiatives\, such as Communicating with the Public mentorship scheme or\, the Study Within A Review (SWAR) Award that you can get involved in. We want to hear from you – so we’ll have a live Q&A session to answer your questions or hear your suggestions.
URL:https://hslg.ie/event/nikita-burke-evidence-synthesis-ireland-what-can-we-do-for-you/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Information resources management,Research and innovation
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