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The Librarian Reloaded: Evolving Roles in Health Informatics
1. THE LIBRARIAN RELOADED
EVOLVING ROLES IN HEALTH INFORMATICS
Iris Thiele C. Isip Tan MD, MSc
Director, UP Manila Interactive Learning Center
Chief, UP Medical Informatics Unit
Professor, UP College of Medicine
2. HEALTH INFORMATICS
A field of information science concerned with the management of
all aspects of health data and information through the application
of computers and computer technology.
Fenton & Biedermann, 2014
5. At least 44,000 people and perhaps as
many as 98,000 people, die in hospitals
each year as a result of medical errors
that could have been prevented…
“
To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System
Institute of Medicine report (2000)
6. Central to many information technology applications is
the automation of patient-specific clinical information.
Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New Health System
Institute of Medicine report (2001)
8. Convergence of biomedical
informatics & library &
information science
Evolving roles of the
health sciences librarian
Health informatics in the
Philippines and opportunities
for collaboration
9. HEALTH INFORMATICS
The interdisciplinary field that studies and pursues the effective
uses of biomedical data, information and knowledge for scientific
inquiry, problem solving and decision making, driven by efforts to
improve human health.
Kulikowski et al, 2012
American Medical Informatics Association
10. Fig 1. Biomedical informatics and its areas of application and
practice (Kulikoswki et al, 2012)
11. Fig 2. Component sciences and disciplines upon which
biomedical informatics depends and to which it contributes
(Kulikoswki et al, 2012)
12. “… it was librarians who initially dealt with the
challenge of information explosion.”
Murphy, 2010
13. Medical librarianship included clinical records
administration at the start of the 20th century.
Photo by Alex Gorzen
Murphy, 2010
14. Health science librarians led first user studies on
information needs and information-seeking behavior.
Murphy, 2010
16. Health science librarians inititated training
courses in information retrieval, critical
appraisal and systematic reviews.
Murphy, 2010
17. The “heart” of informatics training is the librarian.“ King & Macdonald, 2004
18. Medical librarians are positioned by both training and
professional mission to be an integral part of the health
informatics environment. Cleveland & Cleveland, 2009
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19.
20. Figure 3. The Sheffield model of blended information professionals
(Corrall, 2010)
21. Convergence of biomedical
informatics & library &
information science
Evolving roles of the
health sciences librarian
Health informatics in the
Philippines and opportunities
for collaboration
22. At any rate, no matter what the
world calls me, my domain is
information. In everything
that I do, I work from that premise.
“
Ana D. Cleveland, 2011
24. Analysis of big data from electronic medical records
can greatly expand the capacity to generate new knowledge.
Murdoch and Detsky (2013)
25. Librarians can make big datasets useful by creating taxonomies,
designing metadata schemes and systematizing retrieval.
Bieraguel, n.d.
BIG DATA Manager
26. Diagram modified from https://www.axian.com/2016/08/30/the-data-lifecycle-enabling-business-growth/
CREATION
CAPTURE
SYNTHESIS
AGGREGATION
STORAGE
SECURITY
ACCESS
ANALYZE
ARCHIVE
PURGE
SHARE
DATA LIFE CYCLE
29. Many nonlibrarian searchers are impatient and want to
find information fast. They are more intent on
finding than on searching.
Rosalind et al, 2011
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35. Clinical decision support tool
that uses information about the clinical
context in which an information need
arises to provide direct access to
relevant information from knowledge
resources
Cimino et al, 2012
INFOBUTTON
36. How can evidence be logically integrated into the
EHR so it is part of the treatment-and-care process?
Garrity (2010)“
37. Include an information statement in the EHR to
provide patients with access to reliable health websites
while admitted and after discharge.
Jones et al, 2010
39. Health sciences librarians can develop electronic
health record modules for medical students.
Gomes, 2013
40. Librarians can teach students to understand, research,
and utilize information beyond specific technologies.
- King and MacDonald, 2004
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INFORMATICS EDUCATOR
41. Librarians can maintain a virtual collaborative
workspace by organizing useful information.
Shumaker and Tyler, 2007
42. ASK A LIBRARIAN
link in learning management
systems for distance learning
Stewart, 2007
43. Librarian on teaching team of graduate level health
informatics course in research methodology
locating, retrieving and evaluating information
assist in use of information management tools
Kumar et al, 2014
44. CONTENT MANAGER
Use blogs, Twitter, intranet
etc to share results of
literature searches
Tan and Maggio, 2013
45. PATIENT ADVOCATE
A librarian can link patients to their personal
health data and contextual health information.
Tarver et al, 2013
46. Convergence of biomedical
informatics & library &
information science
Evolving roles of the
health sciences librarian
Health informatics in the
Philippines and opportunities
for collaboration
47. Building a Health
Information Infrastructure
Why electronic health records? by
InfowayInfoRoute https://youtu.be/Lo_3qOejQzI
48. National eHealth Vision Philippines
Photo by Doun, https://flic.kr/p/b5WFRK
By 2020, eHealth will enable widespread access to health care services,
health information and securely share and exchange patient information in
support of safer, quality health care, more equitable and responsive health
system for all the Filipino people by transforming the way information is used to
plan, manage, deliver and monitor health services.
61. Iris Thiele C. Isip Tan MD, MSc
Director, UP Manila Interactive Learning Center
Chief, UP Medical Informatics Unit
Professor, UP College of Medicine
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