Six reflections on the Australian Evidence-Based Practice Librarians Institute 2016

Jeremy Cullis; Mina Nichols-Boyd; Yvonne Auld; Natalie Dempster; Cassandra Freeman; Nikki May; Steven Chang; Jane van Balen; Sarah Thorning; Jasna Romic; Susan Day; Tracey Whyte

Six reflections on the Australian Evidence-Based Practice Librarians Institute 2016

Jeremy Cullis, Mina Nichols-Boyd, Yvonne Auld, Natalie Dempster, Cassandra Freeman, Nikki May, Steven Chang, Jane van Balen, Sarah Thorning, Jasna Romic, Susan Day, Tracey Whyte

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This article is a collective reflection on the sixth Australian Evidence-Based Practice Librarians' Institute (AEBPLI), which was held in Adelaide in December 2016 at Flinders University. The event was an intensive four-day residential program, covering key topics in health librarianship such as expert searching, critical appraisal, grey literature, and search filters. Almost thirty participants from a range of institutions across the country attended the course, which included both large group lectures and small group interactive workshops.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	10-14
Number of pages	5
Journal	Health Inform
Volume	26
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2017

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