Journal of Information Literacy
The Journal of Information Literacy is an international, peer-reviewed journal that investigates Information Literacy within a wide range of settings. It is freely available and in the latest issue, there is an article called Embedding Information Literacy into staff development in an acute National Health Service (NHS) Trust. Click here to read the print version of this article.
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- Caroline De Brún
- I am a librarian interested in the fields of innovation, improvement and knowledge management. I currently work for the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement. I have co-written a book called Searching Skills Toolkit: Finding the Evidence, published by Wiley.
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