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The value of medical and surgical grand rounds: the outreach librarian’s perspective

The value of medical and surgical grand rounds: the outreach librarian’s perspective. Tatjana Petrinic Cairns Library, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK tatjana.petrinic@bodleian.ox.ac.uk. 2010 CILIP Health Libraries Group Conference Manchester, July 2010. Background.

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The value of medical and surgical grand rounds: the outreach librarian’s perspective

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  1. The value of medical and surgical grand rounds:the outreach librarian’s perspective Tatjana Petrinic Cairns Library, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK tatjana.petrinic@bodleian.ox.ac.uk 2010 CILIP Health Libraries Group Conference Manchester, July 2010

  2. Background What about our subject knowledge? Watson EM. Subject knowledge in the health sciences library: an online survey of Canadian academic health sciences librarians J Med Libr Assoc. 2005 Oct;93(4):459-66. Petrinic T, Urquhart C. The education and training needs of health librarians - the generalist versus specialist dilemma. Health Info Libr J. 2007 Sep;24(3):167-76. Ferree N, Schaefer N, Butson LC, Tennant MR. Liaison librarian tiers: levels of service. J Med Libr Assoc. 2009 Apr;97(2):145-8

  3. Grand Rounds at Oxford Open door policy • Medical Grand Rounds – Thursday 13.00h • Surgical Grand Rounds – Friday 8.00h • Neuroscience Grand Rounds – Friday 10.30h • Richard Doll Seminars – Tuesday 13.00h • Well attended, chaired by leading clinicians • Integral component of medical education • Interesting clinical cases →‘Lively’ debates • Excellent invited speakers • Limited to one hour • Food and drink permitted (discreetly)

  4. So I went • Over a hundred Grand Rounds attended since 2004 • Weekly e-mail alerts to introduce the topics • Website with programme for the whole term • Colleagues soon joined http://www.ndm.ox.ac.uk/seminar/medical-grand-rounds

  5. Interesting clinical cases

  6. Gaining confidence in my own subject areas

  7. Past, present and future of medicine and surgery

  8. Invited speakers

  9. Oxford medics coming home

  10. Benefits of attending Grand Rounds

  11. The value of medical and surgical grand rounds:the outreach librarian’s perspective Tatjana Petrinic Cairns Library, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK tatjana.petrinic@bodleian.ox.ac.uk 2010 CILIP Health Libraries Group Conference Manchester, July 2010

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