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Health Librarianship Competencies Review 2018 Presented on behalf of ALIA/Health Libraries Australia Ann Ritchie, National Manager (Strategy and Coordination) RAILS Conference 28 th November 2018

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HealthLibrarianshipCompetenciesReview2018

PresentedonbehalfofALIA/HealthLibrariesAustraliaAnnRitchie,NationalManager(StrategyandCoordination)

RAILSConference28thNovember2018

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Today’spresentation

1.  Whatisahealthlibrarian?

2.  HLACompetencies–thereview–  Objectives,methodology,results

3.  Nextsteps

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Rolesofhealthlibrariansinmultidisciplinaryteamsservingmultipleclientgroups:!  Reference&researchlibrarians!  Informationists–embedded!  Clinical,subject,faculty&liaison

librarians!  Collections&resourcesmanagers!  Systems&e-resources/e-services

managers!  Education/literacy/e-learning

librarians!  Researchdatamanagers!  Andmore

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Whatisahealthlibrarian?•  Alibrarianwhoworksinahealthcareservicetoachievethebusinessgoalsoftheirorganisation

•  Ahealthinformationprofessionalwhoservestheinformationneedsoftheirclientsinmultipleways–rightinformation,rightplace,righttime

•  Adynamic,innovative,techno-savvy,evidence-basedpractitionerwithadvancedhealthinformationskills,knowledgeandattributes

•  Notsimplyanylibrarianwhoworksinahealthlibrary!

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Whoarewe?2014-16Census:Quickfacts

Kammermann,M.2016.TheCensusofAustralianHealthLibrariesandHealthLibrariansWorkingOutsidetheTraditionalLibrarySetting:TheFinalReport.

o  328healthlibraries(2%dropsince2002)

o  1250staff,1050LISqualified,mostlyfemale

o  ~50%workinhospitals,alsouniversities,research,not-for-profitcommunity/socialcare,dentistry,pharma/drug,etc

o  serveclientgroupsfrommultipleorganisations

o  10%jobvacancyrateo  2:1willretire<5yrsvsnew

recruits

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Wherearehealthlibrarieslocated?

73%metro---31%regional---4%rural/remote61%public---20%NFP---14%privatesector

State/Territory Number of LIS Percentage NSW 104 32

Victoria 96 29 Queensland 48 15

SA 27 8 WA 26 8 ACT 19 3 NT 10 3

Tasmania 7 2 Total 328 100

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Whoareourclients?Typeoforgserved Number Percentage Typeoforgserved Number Percentage

Hospital 112 51% Healthprofassocn 20 9%

University 87 40% PrimarycareGPs/private 20 9%

Communityhealth 60 27% Pathology 16 7%

Mentalhealth 48 22% Pharmacy/drugcoDentistry

1211

5%5%

Publichealth 46 21% Healthinformatics 5 2%

Researchinstitute 45 21% Biotech 2 1%

Govtdept 36 16% PublisherConsultingfirmVeterinary

321

1%

Consumer/patientorgn 24 11% OtherNoresponse

336

15%3%

TOTALresponses(morethanoneresponsepossible) 589 269%

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Workforce&EducationResearch2009-11

o  DevelopedinitialHLACompetencies(basedonMLA’s,2007)o  Futurerequirementformoretechnology-relatedcompetencieso  Employerswantedmoreproactivehealthlibrarians,hadbigger

visionfortheprofession->competency-basededucationandPD(e.g.researchdata

management,advancedsearching,systematicreviews)->HealthLibrarianshipEssentialsonlinecourse(withQUT)->DigitalHealthInformationServicescourse(2019UniMelbto

host,+digital/ehealth/datamanagementcontent)

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CompetenciesReview•  Objectives•  Methods

•  Results

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Objectives1.  ToupdatetheHLAcompetenciesinlinewiththe

changinghealthservicesenvironment2.  Tolearnfromandincorporatetheexperiencesof

colleaguesinprofessionalassociations(e.g.USAandUK)regardingcompetenciesandevolvingrolesforhealthlibraryandinformationprofessionals

3.  Toinformstrategicworkforceplanning,post-graduateeducationandprofessionaldevelopmentfortheprofession

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Methods1.  Environmentalscan–Australia’sNationalDigital

HealthStrategy20182.  ComparisonwithMLA’s2017revisionsand

CILIP/HLG’s2014ProfessionalKnowledge&SkillsBase

3.  Rollingre-draftsandfeedbackfrompeers4.  Consultationswitheducators

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HLACompetencyArea12010Understandthehealthsciencesandhealthcareenvironmentandthepolicies,issuesandtrendsthatimpactonthatenvironment.

2018

THEHEALTHENVIRONMENT:Thehealthsciences,andthehealthandsocialcareenvironments,andthepolicies,issuesandtrendsthatimpactonthoseenvironments.

*Redtextindicateschangesfrom2010

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HLACompetencyArea22010

Understandtheprinciplesandpracticesrelatedtoprovidinginformationservicestomeetusers’needs.

2018

REFERENCE&RESEARCHSERVICES:

Referenceandresearchservicesanddeliveringbestpracticeinformationservices.

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HLACompetencyArea32010

Understandthemanagementofhealthinformationresourcesinabroadrangeofformats.

2018

RESOURCES:

Themanagementofhealthknowledgeandinformationresourcesinavarietyofformats.

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HLACompetencyArea42010

Knowandunderstandtheapplicationofleadership,finance,communication,andmanagementtheoryandtechniques.

2018

LEADERSHIP&MANAGEMENT:

Leadershipandmanagementtheoryandpractice.

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HLACompetencyArea52010

Understandandusetechnologyandsystemstomanageallformsofinformation.

2018

DIGITAL,EHEALTH&TECHNOLOGY:

Thedigitalandehealthcontext,andthetechnologyandsystemsusedtomanagedata,informationandknowledgeresourcesinthedeliveryoflibraryandinformationservices.

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HLACompetencyArea62010

Understandcurriculardesignandinstruction,andhavetheabilitytoteachwaystoaccess,organiseanduseinformation.

2018

HEALTHLITERACY&TEACHING:

Healthliteracy,curriculardesignandinstruction,andteachingtheinformationskillsassociatedwithevidence-basedpractice.

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HLACompetencyArea72010

Understandscientificresearchmethodsandhavetheabilitytocriticallyexamineandfilterresearchliteraturefrommanyrelateddisciplines.

2018

HEALTHRESEARCH:

Healthresearchandtheapplicationofhealthresearchmethodologies.

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HLACompetencyArea82010

Maintaincurrencyofprofessionalknowledgeandpractice.

2018

PROFESSIONALISM:

Healthinformationprofessionalism.

HLACompetencyAreasandDescriptionshttps://www.alia.org.au/sites/default/files/Revised%20HLA%20Competencies%202018%20%28002%29.pdf

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Comments•  anambitioussetofcompetencies(LisaKruesi,UniversityofMelbourne)•  indeedabigpieceofwork(MicheleGaca,HelenBaxter,AustinHospital)•  IhadtousethisdocumentrecentlyasIwasauditedbytheALIAPDscheme(LauraFoley,ANZCA)

•  Rethefuture:–  Onethingthatdoesspringtomindispersonalisedmedicinesosomegeneticstypeskillsetc?…Theotherarea

ismachinelearning/AIbothinhealthcareitselfbutalsoperhapssomeoftheonlineresources(RobPenfold,BarwonHealth)

–  OnlythingI’mbeginningtoseeonthehorizonthatisdifferentislibrariesaspublishers.(CherylHamill,FionaStanleyHospital)

•  Reoverlapwithhealthinformatics:–  Ibelieveourworldswillcollide….Yesitisaplausiblefuturethatwearemoreengagedinthisspaceaswe

haveinformationmanagement,workflowanalysis,usability(websitedesignetc)skills….Theyknowwehaveauniqueskillbasewhichwillplugtheirgap.(MicheleGaca,AustinHospital)

–  Therearemanylibrarianswhoarealreadyvalue-addingtotheirlibraryservices,andwhohaveprojectrolesthatoverlapwithHIMandmanyotherareasofknowledgemanagementandinformationbrokerage…thecompetenciesareintendedtoexpressthebroadestscopeofhealthlibrarianship,becausenarrowingthescoperemovesrecognitionofvalue-addedservicesandprojectcollaborations.(GinaVelli,PrincessAlexandraHospital)

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Primaryresponsibility*ofhealthlibrarians

Aligningwiththebusinesspurposeoftheorganisationi.e.

"  Patientcare–individuals,families,carers"  Populationhealth–communities,geographiccatchments

and/orgroupse.g.children,women,disabledetc

"  Education,research,policy,andprogramstoinfluencehealthservicedelivery

*Thestateofbeingresponsible,accountable,oranswerable.Aduty,obligationorliabilityforwhichsomeoneisheldaccountable.

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CompetenciesforfuturerolesMa,J.,Stahl,L.,&Knotts,E.(2018).Emergingrolesofhealthinformationprofessionalsforlibraryandinformationsciencecurriculumdevelopment:ascopingreview.JournaloftheMedicalLibraryAssociation:JMLA,106(4),432-444

Method:268peer-reviewedarticles

Results:HIPs,whogenerallyserveas“embeddedlibrarians,”aretakingonmoreactiverolesascollaborators,researchexperts,andliaisons,replacingmorepassiveandexclusiverolesasinformationprovidersandoutreachagentsorresearchassistants.

Conclusions:Linkingrolestocompetencies…“AbetterunderstandingofHIPdemandsandexpectationswillenhancethecapacityoflibraryprogramstopreparestudentsinHIPspecializations.”

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“..currentmaster’s...programsinNorthAmericaofferinsufficientacademicpreparationforstudentswhowishtoworkinhealthinformationfields[Aken,2010]…outdatedcurriculaandnonspecificlearningoutcomesoftenneglectcurrentemergingdemandsandchallengesthathealthscienceslibrariesface[Albert,2010;Alcock,2017]…(LIS)educatorsmightfailtoequipthosestudentswithsufficientunderstandingofevidence-basedmedicine(EBM)practiceandupdatedHIPactivitiesthroughtheirlibrarysciencecourselearning[Aken,2010;Akers,2017]...thedisconnectbetweenthegeneralknowledgebaseoflibrarianshipandthespecializedcompetencyrequirementsforHIPscompoundstheproblemofinadequateguidanceandinstructionalsupportforlibrarystudentswhoarepursuingacareerasanHIPandlatertransitioningtocontinuingprofessionaldevelopment[Aldrich,2014].”

Ma,2018Scopingreview

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Resultsofscopingreview:Inapproximateorder*offrequencyinorprimacyofreviewedarticles(n=268),theforemostrolesemergedas9distinctcategories:

1)  Clinicalandmedicalinformationprovision

2)  Instruction,reference,andmedicaleducation

3)  Informaticscollaboration4)  Librarymanagement5)  Liaison,outreach,andinclusion

6)  Researchandscholarlypublishing7)  Patientsupportandadvocacy8) Webpresenceandscholarly

communication9)  Datamanagement

1)  Competency2.Reference&researchservices

2)  Competency6.Healthliteracy&teaching3)  Competency5.Digital,ehealth&

technology4)  Competency4.Leadership&management5)  Competency2.Reference&research

services6)  Competency7.Healthresearch7)  Competency6.Healthliteracy&teaching8)  Competency7.Healthresearch9)  Competency3.Resources;Competency5.

Digital,ehealth&technology*Mydisclaimer–votecountingintroducesbiastotherankings

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CompetenciesforfuturerolesEdirippuligeS,etal.2018.It’simportant,butnotimportantenough:eHealthasacurriculumpriorityinmedicaleducationinAustralia.JournalofTelemedicineandTelecareVol.24(10)697–702.

“AseHealthcontinuestointegrateintoroutinehealthcare,practitionersmayrequirenewknowledge,skillsandcompetenciestomakebestuseofit,andtobeabletocommunicatewithanincreasinglydigitally-enabledconsumer.”

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HealthInformationWorkforceAlliance•  HLA/ALIAisafoundingmember(withHIMAA,HISA,ACHI,

ACHSM)

•  Mappingcompetencysetswithotherhealthinformationprofessionsisunderway

•  Thesewillbeusedtodevelopoureducationofferings,workforceplanningandadvocacywithemployersandpolicy-makers

•  Seekingjointrecognitionasaregisteredhealthprofession

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ChallengesTheCensusshowed

o  10%jobvacancyrate(cfnationalrate1.2%)o  imminentshortageofhealthlibrariansenteringandprogressingtomanagementand

leadershippositions(2:1ratio–thosewhowillretirein<5yrsvsnewrecruits)

NationalDigitalHealthStrategyhighlightso  Consumerhealthliteracy&digitalinclusiono  Traininghealthprofessionalsanddigitaltechnologyskills

Scopingreviewsuggestsa“..disconnectbetweenthegeneralknowledgebaseoflibrarianshipandthespecializedcompetencyrequirementsforHIPs”

WehaveupdatedourHLACompetencieshowareweeducatinghealthlibrarianstobepractitioners,managersandleadersforthe

future?

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ThankstoALIA/HLAforfundingtheproject,andtoallrespondentswhogavefeedbackonthedrafts.

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Questions?