”Part of the job is to change the job” - Horizontal Career Development and the Changing Roles of Health Librarians
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A follow-up of the study on the possibilities of horizontal career development and the changing roles of librarians in Kuopio University Library year 2005. Then there was potential for internal task rotation and international exchange. Now aiming to identify changes in the attitudes towards and the possibilities of carrying out horizontal career development.
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