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Future Technological Practices: Medical Librarians’ Skills and Information Structures for Continued Effectiveness in a Changing Environment Patricia F. Anderson, Skye Bickett, AHIP, Joanne Doucette, Pamela R. Herring, AHIP, Judith Kammerer, AHIP, Andrea Kepsel, AHIP, Tierney Lyons, Scott McLachlan, Ingrid Tonnison, and Lin Wu, AHIP
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What’s Most Important?Emerging Technologies in Medical Libraries
PF Anderson (and the MLA Systematic Review Project,
Team 6: Emerging Technologies)May 20, 2014
Smartphones (HereToHelp): http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Assorted_smartphones.jpgSmartwatch (Avia BavARia): http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rename_IMG_6013_(11860382343).jpg
Google Glass (Azugaldia): http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Google_Glass_detail.jpg3d Printing (Zillayali): http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miniature_human_face_models_made_through_3D_Printing_(Rapid_Prototyping).jpg
Robotics/Makers (Ville Miettinen): http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MIT%27s_robots.jpg
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What is the #MLASR Project?
"The fact that 140 MLA leaders and 108 researchers ... participated in this Delphi study suggests that the profession values the place of research in advancing their professional practices. The top-ranked questions ... will guide decision makers and researchers in defining which areas of systematic inquiry deserve the highest priority."Eldredge JD, Ascher MT, Holmes HN, Harris MR. The new Medical Library Association research agenda: final results from a three-phase Delphi study. J Med Libr Assoc. 2012 Jul;100(3):214-8. doi: 10.3163/1536-5050.100.3.012. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3411260/
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Team 6PF AndersonSkye Bickett
Joanne DoucettePamela Herring
Judith KammererAndrea KepselTierney Lyons
Scott McLachlanIngrid TonnisonChristine Willis
Lin Wu
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What is Team #6 doing?
“The explosion of information, expansion of technology (especially mobile technology), and complexity of the health care environment present medical librarians and medical libraries opportunities and challenges. To live up to the opportunities and challenges, what kinds of skill sets or information structure are medical librarians or medical libraries required to have or acquire so as to be strong partners or contributors of continuing effectiveness to the changing environment?”
ie. Emerging Technologies relevant to medical librarians
Image: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Envisioning_emerging_technology_for_2012_and_beyond.pngEnvisioning Emerging Technology for 2012 and beyond: http://envisioningtech.com/envisioning2012/
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Methods?Based work on Horizon ReportRecommended:
Delphi method Nominal group technique
UsedThose plus ... survey, focus groups, bibliometrics, and more!
MLA article, Figure 1 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3411260/table/mlab-100-03-12-t01/
Horizon Project http://www.nmc.org/horizon-project Tuesday, May 13, 14
ID Tech, Step 1CORE-Ed (Australia/New Zealand) Education's Ten Trends 2014: http://www.core-ed.org/thought-leadership/ten-trends
Envisioning Technology: http://envisioning.io/horizons/index.php
Gartner Hype Cycle 2013: http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2575515
Guide to the Future of Medicine (Bertalan Mesko): http://scienceroll.f iles.wordpress.com/2013/10/the-guide-to-the-future-of-medicine-white-paper.pdf
Horizon Report: Higher Education Edition, 2014: http://www.nmc.org/publications/2014-horizon-report-higher-ed
MIT Tech Review: 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2013: http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/513981/introduction-to-the-10-breakthrough-technologies-of-2013/
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Interesting Overlaps3d printingLearning analyticsBig dataFlipped classroomSocial mediaVirtual realityWearable tech
http://bit.ly/mlasr6infographic
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ID Tech, Step 2Group brainstormingMindmap
TechnologiesAudiencesUse cases
Organizationhttp://bit.ly/mlasr6mindmap
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ID Tech, Step 3: Focus Groups
#MEDLIBS #HCLDR
http://bit.ly/mlasr6-hcldrTuesday, May 13, 14
Roles for #MedLibs“Medical librarians are geniuses of honing the question & finding info that matches the precise question”
“Evaluate information delivering technologies and recommend usage to clinicians”
“Need guidance in the growing tech wilderness. Choosing appropriate solutions based on available evidence.”
“I Love that Medical Libraries are the Free Agents of Knowledge. I don't ever worry this might be a bias.”
“Any good leader values people who can help acquire, organize, and disseminate meaning and knowledge.”
“At minimum the link between librarians and faculty has to be strengthened- they should be active faculty, all prof”
“As they are trusted resources, role should be both curator of available options, & possibly benchmarking best practices”
Libraries also facilitate long-term memory, this helps spot bad ideas being recycled.”
“How can med library evidence-based info be translated into usable app for docs/nurses?”
“Librarians are like the ultimate data curators...or they could be”
“would love to see public libraries display/teach health apps - not province of only med libs”
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ID Tech, Step 4: Survey
What does “emerging technologies mean to you?”List as many “emerging technologies” as you can.etc.
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Survey HighlightsBrief:
6 months (April - September 2013)45 respondents340 individual technology suggestions
“We need our own skills to have a massive overhaul.”“Make them cheaper to implement!”“But I want to see a librarian know how to translate that knowledge to his/her users using different tech means.”“If we are going to be taken seriously by the healthcare practitioners we serve, we have to take a leap forward in time.”
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What did we get?
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What did we get? 3d printing
4Gadvocacy / activism / change
altmetricsAlzheimer care environments
appsartificial intelligence
augmented realityautomated catalogingautomated circulation
autopilotBaidu
big databiofuels
biohackingbioinformatics
biological implant devicesbioprintingBlackboard
blended learningblogsBox
braille smartphonecapture / recording
CiteULikecitizen sciencecloud storage
collaboration technologies/toolsColwiz
Creative Commonscrowdfundingcrowdsourcing
cuddle botsda Vinci surgery
data analysisdata citationdata mining
data repositoriesdata sonificationdata visualization
diagnosis support toolsdigital curation
digital door locksdigital storytelling
digitizationdigitized self-tracking
Dropboxe-books
educationelectronic health records
EndnoteFacebookFacetime
File sharingflexible batteriesflipped classroom
game-based learninggames
games for changegames for health
games for learninggenetically modified meatgeocaching / geolocatinggesture-based computing
Google AuthorGoogle BooksGoogle DriveGoogle Glass
Google HangoutsGoogle Plus
health care social mediahologram / 3D displays
html5hybrid phone/tablet devices
IBM Watson implant sensors
informaticsinformation management tools
information sharing toolsinstant messaging
institutional repositoriesinstruction delivery systems
intellectual property managementinternet of everything
internet of thingsiPads
lab-on-a-chiplearning
lecture capturelifestreaming
LinkedInmedical robotics
medical treatmentMendeley
microbiomemind controlled devices
mobilemobile apps
mobile computingmobile devicesmobile health
mobile learningmobile technology
molecular-level enhanced nutritionMOOCsMyEd
nanotechnologynear field communication
NFC (Near Field Communication)open
open accessopen content
open dataopen educationopen education
open educational resourcesopen learningopen source
open source contentoptical computing
participatory medicinePebble
personal genomicspersonal health record personalized medicine
Pinterestpodcasts
point-of-care toolsPrezi
programming languagesQR codes
quantified selfquantum computing
reference management softwareRefWorks
robot teachersrobotic surgery
roboticsRSS
salivary diagnosticsSciRef
Scoop-itsensor equipped environments
short throw projectorsshort throw projectors
single-purpose appsSkype
Slide RocketSlideshare
smart objectssmart phonesmart pills
smart textilessmart watchessmartphones
social learning environmentssocial media
Social media emergency managment social reference management
social roboticsspeech recognition
stem cell treatmenttablet computing
texting / SMStranslational medicine
Twitterubiquitous computingunmanned vehicles
videovirtual worlds
visual data analysiswearable techWellcome Trust
wifiZotero
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Doing the Work, Plus
G+ Community Workspace: https://plus.google.com/communities/115832551443909297773
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4 Subgroups
Libraries & Publishing Communication & EducationPublic Health, Risk,
DisasterHuman Body
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Shrinking the StackBroad cut
Scope notes
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
More focused cut
CE=62; PHRD=126; HB=28; LP= 28
Negotiating overlaps
Final Cut
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Interesting OverlapsCollaboration technologies & tools
Digital curation
Dropbox
Games & gamification
iPads
Mobile
Video
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4 Subgroups: Clusters
Libraries & Publishing Communication & EducationPublic Health, Risk,
DisasterHuman Body
Learning Management SystemsSocial MediaCollaboration TechnologiesGamificationInstructional Style TechnologyDelivery Platforms
Changing Diagnosis & Decision SupportChanging the BodyChanging Healthcare CultureChanging Healthcare PracticeChanging the Patient’s EnvironmentChanging Interactions & Interfaces
Community Driven InitiativesDissemination ToolsMobile HealthSimulation, Detection & Tracking Technologies
Automated Library Activities Data (Collection, Processing, Storage, Maintenance)Devices Intellectual Property ManagementOpen Movement
CE=69; PHRD=24; HB=34; LP= 30Tuesday, May 13, 14
Next steps
Search databases For use cases & examplesTo identify shape & maturity of the technology
Analyze with bibliometrics
Years presentRecencyShape of slopeSpecific journal on topic
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Outcomes Example: 3D Printing Search
Search strategy: ("3d printing"[TIAB] OR "3D printer"[TIAB] OR "3D print"[TIAB]) OR ("three-dimensional printing"[TIAB] OR "three-dimensional printer"[TIAB] OR "three- dimensional print"[TIAB]) OR ("biofabrication"[TIAB] OR "biofabricated"[TIAB] OR biofab[TIAB]) OR ("bioprinting"[MeSH Terms] OR bioprinting[TIAB] OR bioprinter[TIAB] OR bioprint[TIAB]) OR ("additive manufacturing"[TIAB] OR "additive manufacture"[TIAB]) OR "hybrid printing"[TIAB] OR "fused deposition modeling"[TIAB] OR ("printing"[MeSH Terms] AND "tissue engineering"[MeSH Terms])
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Outcomes Example: 3D Printing Bibliometrics
Pubmed = 721Clinical Trials = 60Google.com = 153,000Google Scholar = 137,000Grants = 452Guidelines = 80Wikipedia = 705
Articles
Newest article = 2014
Oldest article = 1983
Span = 31 years
Journals
Titles = 19 (Indexed = 7)
Oldest = 9 years
Professional Organizations
Oldest = 9 years
Research Centers = 2
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The Goal!
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Find Us
TEAM: https://plus.google.com/communities/115832551443909297773SLIDES! http://www.slideshare.net/umhealthscienceslibraries/whats-most-important-emerging-technologies-in-medical-libraries
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