Library-Health Partnership Project
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This document outlines a project aiming to strengthen the role of librarians in multi-disciplinary healthcare teams. The project will test co-designed models of collaboration between libraries, health services, and communities to improve health outcomes. Key goals are empowering citizens through health literacy support, integrating librarians into care teams, and helping vulnerable groups. The project will pilot partnerships in several regions, collect lessons learned, and create resources to enable national expansion of successful approaches. Impact will be measured through standardized assessments of health and well-being indicators across pilot sites.
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Library-Health Partnership Project
- 1. Library-Health Partnership Project Overarching Aim Building the Librarian Role into the Multi- Professional Healthcare Team Project title Citizen-Led Libraries Project o Jointly funded by SLIC & Scottish Government o Jointly managed by the ALLIANCE & NHS Health Scotland
- 2. Library-Health Partnership Project Overview Marianne Brennan Project Manager Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland Dayo Oluwasanmi Project Manager NHS Health Scotland #CitizenLedLibraries
- 3. The Library- “A Healing Place for the Soul” PSYCHES IATREION 1st century B.C inscription on the door of the Library of the tomb of Osymandyas (Ramses II).
- 4. Work as partners with healthcare teams so that their specialist skills in information management and community engagement are recognised as part of new health and care models centred on self-management and co-production. Strengthen their role in supporting citizens and healthcare staff in health literacy, self-management and shared decision making. Enrich their role in wellbeing in the broadest sense and in supporting hard to reach and vulnerable groups. Positioning the role of the Librarian in the Public Health landscape
- 5. Desired Outcomes Improved health and well being for people and communities Empowerment of citizens to make choices about their health and well being Integration of public librarians as partners in healthcare teams New skills, attitudes and ways of working among partners Appreciation among senior health care leaders of the value of the library service Library-Health Partnership
- 6. New ways of working together Co- designed
- 7. Library-Health Partnership Priority Focus • Prevention and early intervention • Joined up accessible services • Physical wellbeing • Rights, information use, and planning • “Work with partners to develop systems and multi-agency pathways that work in a co-ordinated way to support children's mental health and wellbeing.” • “Test and evaluate the most effective and sustainable models of supporting mental health in primary care.” Link into Mental Health Strategy and Library Health Partnership
- 8. Library-Health Partnership Project • Library • Health and Social Care • Third sector Cross-sector collaboration • All parties as equal partners • Active engagement of citizens in designing the model Co-production • Test model • Tweak • Roll-out within IJB Replicable • Consolidated lessons learned from pilot • Measurable impact across pilot • Roll-out to other IJBs Scalable DELIVERY APPROACH
- 9. Library-Health Partnership Project. PROJECT MILESTONES DEC ‘19 APR ‘20 JUN ‘20 DEC ’20 • Scoping Consultation • Co-design workshops • Regional uptake • Skills Building through learning opportunities • Establish network of practice • Documented service transformation framework • Project Wrap-up • Implementation of service design • Quality improvement PILOT PHASE NATIONAL SCALE-UP
- 11. Citizen-Led Libraries Project. ENSURING SUSTAINABILITY Support (Pilot) Support to test and develop model Learning opportunities Local impact assessment Documentation Lessons Learned across pilot projects Documentation of service transformation framework Portfolio of reusable learning opportunities Network (National) National network of partners Online platform for resource sharing and discussions Peer support to colleagues Virtual and face to face L&D opportunities
- 12. Your perspective as a Librarian • In what ways can the role of the librarian (and library staff) be strengthened to achieve the desired outcomes? • What could a co-designed Library- Health Partnership model look like? #CitizenLedLibraries
- 13. Thank You Email: Library@alliance-scotland.org.uk Telephone: 0141 404 0231 #CitizenLedLibraries
Editor's Notes
- Libraries have been identified as safe places for individuals, and people interact with the library for different reasons and at different stages of life Potential of Libraries 1. Championship for library services from national leaders in healthcare policy – including the Minister for Public Health, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, and lead for self-management. They have highlighted the potential of libraries in the Chief Medical Officer’s Report and the Health Literacy Action Plan, 2. A cross-sectoral conference in January 2018, sponsored jointly by SLIC and the Scottish Government Health Directorate. 3. A PLIF-funded project led by The ALLIANCE to strengthen the role of public libraries in promoting self-management. 4. Profiling the role of library and information services across sectors during the annual Self-Management Week campaign led by The ALLIANCE.
- Citizen-Led Libraries project (title to change…work in progress)
- Co-designed : Designing through the eyes of the users, including those who struggle the most and ensure no-one is left behind Interdisciplinary: Healthcare and Library (Information systems) Cross-sectoral: Health, Library and Third sector Citizen-Led: Active citizen engagement and participation Sustainable: Pilot approach in 3 IJBs, Evaluation, Lessons Learned, Knowledge Transfer, National Roll-out