SERVICES
Joanna Ptolomey Information Services provides research, bespoke training and consultancy services. This helps organisations work more effectively in accessing information and having a better evidence base on which to make business decisions.
Research
- Bespoke evidenced based research using qualitative and quantitative evidence sources
- “Knowledge portfolios”, value added search process to aid and support organisational decision making
- Specialist in Health and Social Care including biomedical and clinical sources
- Recent example
- An audit of multilingual health information resources
- Evidence portfolios to support health service delivery model
In-house Training
- Skills to search, evaluate, appraise and add value to the search process
- For library and information professionals in “how to search for” accessing qualitative and quantitative resources
- Training library and information professionals in adding value to the search process
- Literature searching specific to the clinical and biomedical field
Consultancy
- Audit library and information service delivery
- Audit staff skills
- Strategies for implementing new information services.
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MOST RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Tapping into your entrepreneurial side. Online Magazine May/June 2009 - LINK
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Should you be thinking small for success? Library and Information Gazette. 10 April-23 April 2009 - LINK 1 - LINK 2
MOST RECENT PRESENTATIONS
- Are we all equal yet? A short story about non-English language health information provision. Skills for Scotland Information Literacy Study Day, March 2009 - LINK
- Transforming health inequalities projects (by employing an information professional). Chartered Institute for Library and Information Professionals in Scotland, Annual Conference 2008 - LINK
FORTHCOMING PRESENTATION
- “Thinking differently: 10 tips for realising your potential.”
Chartered Institute Library and Information Professionals in Scotland (CILIPs) Annual Conference 2010
FORTHCOMING BOOK
- Taking charge of your career. A guide for library and information professionals. Chandos Publishing,Oxford, 2009
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