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The Primary Children's Medical Library serves physicians, nurses, staff, patients, and families at Primary Children's hospital. In the past year, the library filled over 4,000 interlibrary loan requests saving more than $120,000, educated parents about health information sources, and provided instruction to various medical programs. Going forward, the library aims to present at research conferences, start an employee art gallery and workshop series, and become more involved in evidence-based practice guidelines.
2015_onepage_lib
- 1. Medical Library The mission of Primary Children’s Medical Library is to meet the information needs of the Primary Children’s community in a prompt, courteous, professional and cost-efficient manner. The community that the medical library serves includes: physicians, nurses, allied health staff, employees, patients and their families. Program Highlights • Filled, at no cost, over 4,000 interlibrary loan requests. At $30 per article this is a saving of more than $120,000.00. • Educated parents quarterly about searching for and evaluating health information during the NICU and PICU Parent Hour. • Provided instruction to the CORE Scholar spring and fall programs and the Clinical Expanded Role workshop. • Collaborated with the Asthma Team to develop a current literature review program to support evidence-based medicine. • Implemented a mobile librarian service September 2015 in the Eccles Primary Children’s outpatient clinic waiting areas. Had 575 direct encounters with patients and families. • Developed a data collection tool in REDCap to capture literature review statistics. • Presented library services and resources to the incoming Pediatric Resident and fellow physicians starting in 2015. • Held exhibit tables about library services at the Educators, Nursing Research, and Intermountain Research summits. • Participated in an interview about library services by Rex Baldwin for a podcast presented to the NICU Nurse Practitioners.Team Members • Emily Eresuma, MLS: Senior Medical Librarian • Shawn Steidinger, MLS: Medical Librarian Future Plans and Goals • Present at the April Research Colloquium. • Start a research support workshop series offering CE credit. • Start an employee submitted art gallery in the library. • Move basement library resources upstairs. • Active members of the new Clinical Nurse Specialist lead Evidence-Based Practice Guideline Team. Article Request Statistics 10 Highest Borrowing Areas # of Articles Requested Cardiology 573 Rehab General 463 Critical Care 412 Residents/Fellows 280 Hematology/Oncology 261 Neonatology 228 Otolaryngology 185 Genetics 172 Endocrinology 155 Pathology 113 Literature reviews for in-depth questions 2015 230