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Catalysing research into practice from the ground up
The document outlines key initiatives discussed at the Rival Network Event on November 7, 2019, aimed at improving the evidence base for health library and knowledge services. It emphasizes building partnerships, increasing research skills, and advocating for the role of library specialists in the research process. The CILIP plans to establish a research coalition and explore funding for pilot initiatives to address sector needs.
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- 1. RIVAL Network Event2 – November 7th 2019 – Edinburgh Keynote: Catalysing research into practice from the ground up David Stewart, CILIP President 2019 Research, Impact, Value & LIS - #lisrival - Edinburgh – 7th November 2019
- 3. Long ago and faraway...
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- 6. Evidence Based Librarianship TheSheffield Conference
- 7. How do weensure the future of health libraries: creating the evidence base
- 9. Animation from theday – just under 4 minutes https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=xF0e_wbisbc&featu re=youtu.be
- 10. The Wirral research:the impact of a clinical librarian in a critical care unit – and the return on investment. Publication due November 2019
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- 12. HEE potential role “Toincrease the evidence base for health LKS and to advocate for the role of knowledge specialists as leaders and partners in the research process”
- 13. To increase the evidencebase for health LKS and to articulate the role of library and knowledge specialists as leaders and partners in the research process Develop partnerships to deliver and fund research that increases the evidence base for health library and knowledge services Increase awareness and application of the evidence base for health library and knowledge services PRIMARY DRIVER SECONDARY DRIVERS INTERVENTIONS Test and refine the Return on Investment model Connect local services to NIHR Research Design Services, NHS R&D Forum and other local potential partners Involve local LKS staff in reviewing research literature to develop their reflective practice and publish reviews that add to the evidence base Increase the research and leadership skills of health library and knowledge specialists, including skills for working in research partnerships with clinicians Research October 2019 Develop an advisory group to provide expert input, including commenting on research proposals and funding options Build on HEALER network to create research community of practice for health library and knowledge services practitioners, with opportunities for peer support on research design and writing for publication Collaborate with professional bodies and academic partners on joint funding or commissioning of research Develop research tracking process: where there are gaps, where work is in progress, where research has been published Advocate the expertise of NHS funded library and knowledge specialists to the NHS research community Develop tools and messages to help library and knowledge services to develop their role in supporting research Collaborate with Resource Discovery workstream on Open Access and repository for research Review Outcomes Framework, Evaluation Framework, statistics and data collection for research opportunities Collaborate with Workforce workstream on role redesign, with research included in JDs and career pathway that includes embedded research librarians and chief research investigator roles
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- 15. Evidence base: Returnon Investment External review of all possible measures Review by LKS managers of viability and usefulness of measures Next step: analysis of Return on Investment
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- 18. CILIP research roundtable 2018
- 19. CILIP RESEARCH &EVIDENCE BASE – ASPIRATION Now that we have clear evidence of sector demand for a Research and Evidence Base, CILIP is moving forward with three connected actions: 1. The establishment of a Research Coalition, bringing together academics and employers to develop a common Research Framework 2. Fundraising for a pilot initiative to develop ‘test cases’ – small Evidence Bases to address specific sector needs 3. Exploring practical long-term solutions to making research and evidence more accessible using existing infrastructure
- 20. To create acollaborative network of Scotland-based Library and Information Science (LIS) researchers and practising library and information professionals interested in maximising the impact and value of LIS research.
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Editor's Notes
- #6 EBP is about evidence for making decisions – its librarians who make the decisions about their practice so they need to have the evidence (even if they have to create it themselves). Furthermore they need evidence for advocacy – its best if they are involved https://eblip10.org EBLIP Volume 13: https://journals.library.ualberta.ca/eblip/index.php/EBLIP/about
- #12 A significant step to see that NHS England has already embedded the Policy into its research plan (April 2017) https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/nhse-research-plan.pdf This gives us a basis from which to have wider discussions about our role in research
- #13 This is a draft primary driver for our new research workstream It is “hot off the press” from discussions in Leeds on 28 October 2019 – comments welcomed
- #15 We are refining our areas of activity, likely to cover: Skills development, including the leadership skills to shape research partnerships, as well as increasing confidence in research skills Advocacy – making the case for involvement of health library and knowledge specialists Research partnerships – working with others to co-shape or co-fund research Evidence base – build the evidence base and increase awareness of the evidence base for health library and knowledge services
- #16 Our Return on Investment work is a specific part of our research work stream to establish the evidence base for health librarianship We started with the Evaluation Framework for Knowledge for Healthcare and an external review of the possible measures of the benefits that can be costed or valued from the activities of local NHS library and knowledge services and the specialists working within them. A group of LKS managers have reviewed these in detail and are making recommendations for which measures are valid and useful. Next step: analysis of existing data and commissioning of new measures where needed.