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“Using Assessment to Drive Change: Demonstrating the Value of Health Information”
Call for papers from the Health and Biosciences Section of IFLA for an Open Session at the Congress in Helsinki, Finland from 11th – 17th August, 2012. This is the challenge: “I hope librarians are not waiting for people to … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Librarian Training, Libraries of the Future
Tagged assessment, evaluation, health libraries, IFLA, Librarian roles, value
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Training events – sponsored by INASP
If you would like to keep an eye on training events being held in your country, this is a good place to look. I noticed that in December 2011 there will be workshops on: Ghana: Research writing skills, Journals online, … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Information resources, Librarian Training
Tagged Ethiopia, evaluation, Ghana, monitoring, policy, Tanzania, Web 2.0, writing
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Funding, Evaluation, and Reaching the poorest
Downloads from the 2011 presentations at the THET Conference are now available at http://www.thet.org/uk-health-links-conference-2011/ Funding from DFID/THET for different types of health partnership are explained by Jane Cockrell Director of Programmes at the Tropical and Health Education Trust Monitoring, evaluation … Continue reading
Posted in Grants, Partnerships, Projects
Tagged burns, children, Ethiopia, evaluation, funding, Gwent, Health Links, health partnerships, Malawi, monitoring, scalds, Tayside, Tropical Health and Education Trust
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What are we?
This is the analysis of a discussion that took place on the Knowledge Brokers’ Forum. Now that governments are so concerned about getting evidence-based research into practice, perhaps we should consider our function in this endeavour if not our job … Continue reading
Monitoring and evaluation -some techniques
I had a brief look at this document which is in English and can be downloaded from here. It is a useful source of advice on the planning and implementation of monitoring and evaluation. Different methodologies which could well be … Continue reading
