PHIG Meeting Slides 1.6.2022 EAHIL Rotterdam
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The document summarizes information about the EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG). It provides details on the group's contacts, website, and aims of promoting equitable access to public health information and facilitating information sharing. It discusses the group's past workshops and conferences from 2016 to 2018. It also outlines the group's recent collaborative session with the WHO on their COVID-19 database. Finally, it asks members to envision the future of PHIG and ways to get involved.
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The Public Health Information Special Interest Group held their business meeting at the EAHIL Workshop 2013 in Stockholm, Sweden. After welcoming attendees and receiving apologies, the group discussed current themes in public health librarianship such as unscheduled care, health policies, research data management, and disseminating systematic reviews. Members decided to further contribute to the group's Delicious account and web pages to share information on public health reviews. The group also discussed setting up online meetings using WebEx to continue discussions between workshops.
EAHIL Brussels 2012 Minutes
The minutes summarize the Public Health Information Special Interest Group business meeting held on July 3, 2012 in Brussels, Belgium. Key discussions included:
1) A possible EAHIL 2015 workshop in Geneva remains uncertain due to lack of a host institution.
2) Updates were provided on WHO initiatives including a new digital library and challenges faced by the WHO Europe library.
3) The successes of the HINARI program in expanding access to literature and adjusting eligibility were highlighted.
4) Activities of an Italian cancer library in empowering patients and narrative-based medicine were discussed.
5) A Slovenian pilot project establishing "health corners" in public libraries was reported to be successful.
CEC EAHIL 2012 Brussels
The document discusses tools that libraries and researchers can use to improve the visibility and impact of research. It describes social bookmarking services like CiteULike and Mendeley that help researchers organize references and collaborate. It also outlines altmetric tools that measure online attention to articles, and services like ORCID that address name ambiguity. The library provides resources to track top cited articles and measure publishing at their institution.
PHIG Istanbul 2011 Workshop Report to GA
The Public Health Information Group had several activities at the EAHIL 2011 Istanbul Workshop, including co-chairing sessions and presentations on topics like training medical librarians and accessing health information resources. They discussed organizational changes at WHO and plans for projects like the Global Health Library. The group was interested in the possibility of hosting the 2015 EAHIL Workshop in Geneva on a public health theme. They finished by looking forward to their next meeting in Brussels.
PHIG Istanbul 2011 Workshop Minutes
The Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) held their business meeting on July 6, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey. The meeting was chaired by Tomas Allen (WHO Switzerland) and Katri Larmo (Finland) served as secretary. Representatives from WHO and HINARI provided updates on current developments, including training initiatives and the Global Health Library. PHIG members discussed potential collaboration opportunities and explored the possibility of EAHIL hosting their 2015 workshop in Geneva, Switzerland with a public health theme. The group will continue discussions on promoting consumer health information and identifying areas for future cooperation.
Minutes of Public Health Information Group meeting in Estoril June 18th 2010
The minutes summarized the Public Health Information Special Interest Group PHIG Business Meeting held on June 18th. Key discussions included:
1) Electing Tomas Allen as the new PHIG co-chair to replace the retiring Päivi Pekkarinen.
2) Updates on projects like the public health concepts definition survey and plans to continue the survey.
3) Discussions around collaborating with the Global Health Library on their "Hot Topics" and how PHIG could participate and define hot topics.
4) Agreements to focus on consumer health issues and involving more public libraries in patient information and support.
5) Plans for a potential public health session at the upcoming Istanbul workshop
Business Meeting Agenda Lisbon Estoril 18 June 2010
The Public Health Information Special Interest Group held a business meeting with an agenda that included welcoming attendees and receiving apologies, adopting the agenda, reviewing officers and reports from the previous meeting in Dublin, discussing ongoing projects on HINARI access, defining public health concepts, and web pages, as well as presentations on the Global Health Library Hot Topics Partnership and on Consumer Health Information where attendees could provide input on participating. The meeting also included planning for an upcoming workshop session in Istanbul and time for any other business before closing.
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The PHIG group met in Dublin in 2009 to discuss public health concept definitions, the HINARI program, and patient and consumer health information. They decided not to form a separate SIG for patient information. PHIG officers met in Helsinki to plan partnership with the WHO Global Health Library, conduct a member survey on patient information, and update the PHIG website. They are planning sessions at the 2010 Lisbon conference to discuss the Global Health Library partnership.
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- 1. EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) EAHIL 2022 Wednesday, 01/June/2022 BROADEN THE HORIZONS - DIVERSITY, PARTNERSHIP AND INNOVATION WITH A HUMAN TOUCH 1-3 JUNE 2022 • ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
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