a review of the role of the scottish health information network (shine) paul manson chair

A review of the role of the Scottish Health Information

Network (SHINE)

Paul MansonChair

Scottish Health Information Network www.shinelib.org.uk

“Chemistry of Collaboration”

Equilibrium

Reaction

Bonding

Equilibrium


Aim

To ensure the best possible access to the knowledge base of health care through supporting activities and developments in library and information services in Scotland.


Members

43 NHS Scotland sites

20 Academic

7 Voluntary sector & others

Personal & Associate members


Activities

Members e-mail discussion list

Training events

Prizes: Hazel Williamson & Conference

Web site

AGM & Training day

Resource sharing – the Union List


AGM & Training Day

Promotion – improve your presentation, marketing and training skills

Health Information Outreach – Local, National and International

Project Management, People and Stress


Union List

Inter-Library journal lending

Payment by voucher: “SHINE numbers”

Available to all SHINE institutions

2004-5: 10,669

2010-11: 2950


Reaction


Don’t worry, Paul. Nothing

much happens to SHINE.


NHS Scotland & Copyright

NHS Scotland CLA licence

Paid centrally by SG from 2001

Cancelled March 2011

NHS Scotland to operate under allowances of Copyright Act.


Copyright Act Allowances

Copy ‘insubstantial’ amounts

Non-commercial copying

Private study or research


CLA’s Position

NHS Scotland is ‘commercial’

Study & research is ‘commercial’


Scottish Government Policy on Photocopying in NHS Scotland

There is to be no photocopying of print publications for NHS Scotland purposes.August 2011

Membership of the SHINE Union List is available via an institutional membership. This interlibrary loan scheme allows the exchange of photocopies between library services providing information about health in Scotland.


Bonding


SHINE post-Union List

Committee brain-storming

Ideas from literature/web sites

Member suggestions

(Other consortia)


“SHINE has always been much more than the Union List”


SHINE activities 2012 –

Virtual journal club

CPD – Webex, peer trainers, bite-sized training

Sharing training resources

Book reviews

Mentoring scheme


SHINE activities 2012 –

Skills exchange

Marketing SHINE

Advocacy on behalf of health libraries

Networking & support: local & virtual

What have we learned?

www.shinelib.org.uk

a review of the role of the scottish health information network (shine) paul manson chair

Documents

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information services

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