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The Public Health Information Special Interest Group held their business meeting at the EAHIL Workshop 2013 in Stockholm, Sweden. After welcoming attendees and receiving apologies, the group discussed current themes in public health librarianship such as unscheduled care, health policies, research data management, and disseminating systematic reviews. Members decided to further contribute to the group's Delicious account and web pages to share information on public health reviews. The group also discussed setting up online meetings using WebEx to continue discussions between workshops.

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EAHIL Workshop 2013, Stockholm, Sweden 12-14 June 2013 Public Health Information Special Interest Group Business Meeting Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Time: 10-11.20 Place: VårGård Minutes Co-Chairs: Tomas Allen (WHO, Switzerland),Sue Thomas (Wales, UK) Secretary: KatriLarmo (Finland) 1. Welcome and introductions Co-Chairs of Public Health Information Special Interest Group Tomas Allen and Sue Thomas opened the meeting and welcomed everyone attending the business meeting. 2. Apologies for absence Apologies were received from Lia Ferrara (Italy), Carol Lefebvre (UK) and Mala Mann (Wales, UK). 3. Adoption of the agenda & discussion of the meeting Tomas led a round of introductions to identify current themes in each participant’s organization. The discussion covered a wide range of issues, such as: - unscheduled care - public health policies in individual countries - assets mapping - managing research data - research assessment -translating public health related information to minority, immigrant and native languages - disseminating public health related information (especially on systematic reviews; e.g. Campbell Collaboration, Cochrane, PROSPERO) - organizational changes, cost cuts and keeping up the information exchange and networking in this new situation. We decided to further active group’s Delicious account (https://delicious.com/EAHIL_PHIG) and web pages to share information on public health related systematic reviews. Katri will send our group members information about how to add links to Delicious. The systematic reviews will be tagged so they will be easy to identify among other links. To support information exchange and encouraging the group activities even between workshops and conferences Tomas will study the possibilities to set up a WebEx meeting for our group. 4. Close Co—Chairs Sue and Tomas thanked all those present for their contribution and closed the meeting at 11.20.

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Eahil 2013 Stockholm Minutes

  • 1. EAHIL Workshop 2013, Stockholm, Sweden 12-14 June 2013 Public Health Information Special Interest Group Business Meeting Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Time: 10-11.20 Place: VÃ¥rGÃ¥rd Minutes Co-Chairs: Tomas Allen (WHO, Switzerland),Sue Thomas (Wales, UK) Secretary: KatriLarmo (Finland) 1. Welcome and introductions Co-Chairs of Public Health Information Special Interest Group Tomas Allen and Sue Thomas opened the meeting and welcomed everyone attending the business meeting. 2. Apologies for absence Apologies were received from Lia Ferrara (Italy), Carol Lefebvre (UK) and Mala Mann (Wales, UK). 3. Adoption of the agenda & discussion of the meeting Tomas led a round of introductions to identify current themes in each participant’s organization. The discussion covered a wide range of issues, such as: - unscheduled care - public health policies in individual countries - assets mapping - managing research data - research assessment -translating public health related information to minority, immigrant and native languages - disseminating public health related information (especially on systematic reviews; e.g. Campbell Collaboration, Cochrane, PROSPERO) - organizational changes, cost cuts and keeping up the information exchange and networking in this new situation. We decided to further active group’s Delicious account (https://delicious.com/EAHIL_PHIG) and web pages to share information on public health related systematic reviews. Katri will send our group members information about how to add links to Delicious. The systematic reviews will be tagged so they will be easy to identify among other links. To support information exchange and encouraging the group activities even between workshops and conferences Tomas will study the possibilities to set up a WebEx meeting for our group. 4. Close Co—Chairs Sue and Tomas thanked all those present for their contribution and closed the meeting at 11.20.