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Tag Archives: Metrics
A Guide to Using Social Media for Research Purposes (Version 2) by Matt Holland
This is an updated and revised version of A Guide to Using Social Media for Research Purposes by Matt Holland first published on this blog in March 2016. This guide takes you though the basics of building a research profile using social … Continue reading
A Guide to Using Social Media for Research Purposes by Matt Holland
This guide is aimed at Allied Health Professionals (AHPs). It takes you though the basics of building a research profile using social media, how to maximise your impact and the tools you can use to assess your impact. If you … Continue reading
Ch-ch-ch-changes … from Clinical Librarian to Manager by Tracey Pratchett
As 2015 draws to a close and after being in post for 8 months, I’m reflecting on my experience as a new Knowledge and Library Services Manager. I really loved being a Clinical Librarian and never saw myself returning to … Continue reading
Posted in Reflection
Tagged Building Relationships, Finance, Impact, LQAF, Managing, Managing Staff, Metrics, Planning, Quality, Report Writing, Strategy
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Five questions to ask of your management Current Awareness Service by Matt Holland
In any one person part-time library service spending any time on a regular Current Awareness Service is a commitment in time and energy. You think a lot about what you do and occasionally come to some, hopefully, useful conclusions. This … Continue reading
10 things we should probably be telling our research students about by Matt Holland
What knowledge or skills should Librarians be encouraging researchers to acquire? The following notes are offered as suggestions based on past experience in higher education and current experience of supporting NHS colleagues. There are going to be omissions from this … Continue reading
Posted in Reflection, Top Tips
Tagged Advanced Search Techniques, Aggregators, Altmetrics, Bibliographic Software, Critical Appraisal, Current Awareness, eTOCs, Identity Management, Journals, Metrics, Open access, Plagiarism, Publishers, Referencing, Research Skills, Research Students, Researchers, RSS, Social Media, Twitter
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Top Tips for running a Virtual Library Knowledge Information Service: Part 2 by Matt Holland
This is the second in a series of 4 postings by Matt Holland, Librarian for the NW Ambulance Service NHS Trust, outlining his top tips for running a Virtual Library Service. Your users communication with you is your key … Continue reading
