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Have you initiated an innovative project which, through the use of digital technologies, contributes to improved health outcomes?
Are you planning to initiate an innovative project which, through the use of digital technologies, contributes to improved health outcomes?
You could win-
- $3000 to spend on your project or on continuing education supporting the project,
- Travel to the Award Presentation,
- One night’s accommodation, plus,
- Free registration to the HLA Professional Development day in Perth on the 13 – 14 July 2017.
This award is funded by MedicalDirector with the assistance of ALIA Health Libraries Australia.
Applications close 1st of May 2017. Further information or contact Jeanette Bunting.
Never been to Perth? Well now is your chance!
Health Libraries Australia (HLA) are holding their Professional Development Days for 2017 at Curtin University, Perth, WA, on Thursday 13 July (presentations) and Friday 14 July (workshops) 2017.
Health librarians are called upon to employ a range of skills when participating in systematic (and other) review projects. Increasingly, our professional skills are stretched beyond traditional searching of the bibliographic databases. These Professional Development Days will focus on the theme of Reviews: Systematic and More.
On the Thursday we will hear from various librarians on topics relating to our theme Reviews: Systematic and More. There will also be a trade area to learn about the latest developments in the health library arena. This day will include morning tea and lunch.
On the Friday we will have a variety of different hands on workshops to choose from. Participants will be required to purchase their own meals and refreshments on the day. There are a number of eating places on campus.
When: Thursday 13 July (presentations) and Friday 14 July (workshops)
Where: Curtin University, Perth, WA
Program: Coming soon
Cost for both days: ALIA Member: $130 Non-ALIA: $190
ALIA Member – Student Rate: $100 Non-ALIA Student Rate: $115
Speaker Rate: $100
Registration: https://www.regonline.com.au/registration/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1972495
About HLA
HLA's commitment to our members is to provide strategic direction in the delivery of relevant, high quality, affordable professional development opportunities. Check the 'Courses mapped to competencies' on the HLA webpage to see what courses are available to fit your training and development needs.
HLA Executive
Convenor: Ann Ritchie AALIA (CP) Health. (Vic).
Treasurer: Sharon Karasmanis (Vic), Secretary: Gemma Siemensma (Vic).
Committee: Diana Blackwood (WA), Natasha Bradley (Vic), Jeanette Bunting (WA), Dr Kathleen Gray (Vic), Sarah Hayman (SA), Dr Suzanne Lewis (NSW), Jane Orbell-Smith (Qld), Rob Penfold (Qld), Bronia Renison (Qld), Rolf Schafer (NSW), Angela Smith (NSW), and, Catherine Voutier (Vic).
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HLA Publications
HLA News: National Bulletin of Health Libraries Australia, ISSN 1448-0840 (Quarterly)
HLA Alerts (Monthly)
HLA Publications Editor: Jane Orbell-Smith AFALIA (CP) E: jane.orbell-smith@alia.org.au
HLA Alerts Assistant Editor: Patrick O’Connor.
HLA Alerts Major Contributor: Cheryl Hamill.
HLA Editorial Board:
Ann Ritchie, Cheryl Hamill, Sarah Hayman, Suzanne Lewis, Jane Orbell-Smith, Rob Penfold, Bronia Renison, Catherine Voutier.
Health Libraries Australia
www.alia.org.au/groups/HLA
The vision for HLA is that all Australians benefit from health library and information professionals’ expertise that is integral to evidence based health care.
Health libraries: better evidence, better health
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