Looks at the important role of the information professional and how to ensure its place in a team, particularly in health organisations. Presented by Joanna Ptolomey at the CILIPS Centenary Conference Scottish Health Information NEtwork seminar held on 4 Jun 2008.

2. Measuring up “ Librarians are very nice people and good at organising information, but poor at promotion of their skills and the impact of their resources.” Non-identified individual. Learning disabilities resource launch Greater Glasgow and Clyde NHS Board April 30 th 2008.

3. Hypothesis “ The successful outcome of health inequalities service delivery projects lies in the brilliance of the information specialist (sometimes also known as the librarian). The general findings of the case studies are generic and can be used in any library/information setting and by any information professional.