Medical Students Program - October 2021 newsletter

Skilltype

Some time ago there was a VALA presentation on Skilltype

Skilltype collects various library-related training material, sourced from conferences, YouTube, training organisations etc
At the time, of the presentation it had around 6000 trainings available online with about 100 new added each week

Access is free (sign up and choose topics of interest) with paid extras also available
Content coverage seems a bit variable – nothing on Endnote, but a couple of hundred results for Alma, OCLC etc
Nonetheless could still be useful for PD, the price is right, and you can suggest topics for coverage

If of interest, the Skilltype presentation (link below) starts around the 25 min mark

https://www.vala.org.au/events/vala-tech-camp-2021/techex-talk-3/
 

Incite - November/December 2021

November/December 2021 - taking risks, it’s what we do                                

The November/December issue of INCITE is now available to read online, with the theme of risk.

Read INCITE now

This issue of INCITE explores how library and information professionals have handled making decisions to minimise negative outcomes and keep their patrons, staff and collections safe.
 

Health Information and Libraries Journal - 2021 Virtual Issue

2021 virtual issue of HILJ - Engaging with Technology: Projects and Research Initiated by Health Information Professionals.

The articles chosen for inclusion in the VI all demonstrate how health science librarians are carrying out research to find ways of using technology to meet the needs of their user groups. The articles cover the following topics:
•    A literature review of the factors which make it easy for doctors to look up information whilst seeing patients

•    A study of how technology can improve the availability and use of health information on cancer subjects
•    An investigation of the types of questions posted on a medical consultation website.
•    An analysis of Twitter data collected during the 2009 swine flu epidemic
•    The use of electronic health records in dental settings
•    Electronic healthcare records and data quality
•    The use of gamification techniques to teach medical residents how to conduct bibliographic searches in health sciences’ databases.
•    Digital health interventions - opportunities for health science librarians
All the content is available free on the HILJ website.

Monash Wellbeing session

Staying motivated the mindful way 16-11-2021
When: Tuesday 16 November from 12 to 1pm.
Mindfulness is more than just a relaxation technique to cope with stress and improve wellbeing. Join us and explore how mindfulness can be used to foster deeper, calmer and more sustainable motivation.
 

Reflective practice

This blog post by Rowena McGregor beautifully captures the benefits of developing a reflective approach to professional learning and practice. Rowena shares her process and gives her reasons for engaging in both private and public reflective writing.

Letter to Editor regarding flawed method in Nursing Outlook systematic review

This letter, taking the authors of a systematic review to task for their poor search strategy, was published in 2016 but is still an entertaining read.

A recent conference poster on a similar topic

This past fall, we presented the findings of a study we recently published by presenting a poster of our study at the INANE’21 Conference [the conference of editors of nursing journals].  We felt that editors are the gatekeepers for the standards of what is being published. Our poster was extremely well received with editors popping in and out of our breakout session interested in our poster, and fascinated by the attendance of librarians at their conference.

Batten, J., Grossetta Nardini, H., & Nyhan, K. (2021). Editors and authors benefit from librarian involvement in peer review. Poster presented August 3, 2021, at INANE'21, Virtual Conference.

See poster pre-recording teaser https://osf.io/a9wcq/  and our poster https://osf.io/tv3ay/

And another study from 2020

"Systematic review search methods evaluated using the Preferred Reporting of Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses and the Risk Of Bias In Systematic reviews tool"

Highlight from the conclusions: "Ninety percent of SRs are failing to report search methods adequately and to conduct comprehensive searches using a wide range of resources."…

InCite In Conversation recording

Many thanks for registering for the November INCITE in conversation session on Thursday 25 November. If you couldn’t make the session live, here is a link to the recording:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF20b0TDPZI

Jan Richards, Michele Gaca, and Gulcin Cribb discussed their transition into retirement, the anticipated risks, rewards and their busy schedules in these new stages of their careers that include mentoring, chairing committees, volunteering and passion projects. They shared their reflections on their careers, the future of the sector and how to find the right work-life balance.

The session expanded on the article ‘Time for Pursuits of Choice’ that came out in the November-December 2021 issue of INCITE magazine, which you can read here: https://read.alia.org.au/incite-novemberdecember-2021

Jan, Gulcin and Michele also each gave their two top tips for retirement:

Jan:

• Listen to your heart not what everyone else is telling you

• You’re never too young to have serious questions with your superannuation advisor

Gulcin:

• Create opportunities for enjoyment and fulfilment, not because you have to

• Don't expect a complete work and retirement divide. Interest in and giving back to the profession and community can be incredibly fulfilling

Michele:

• Retirement is the beginning of a new life, not the end

• Instead of a to-do list, create a can-do list ?

The book mentioned by Michele was: How to retire Happy, Wild and Free: retirement wisdom that you won’t get from your financial advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski.

“This is not a book on retirement rather an inspirational guide on how to enjoy life to its fullest!"

Managing the publication explosion - the role of libraries and technology : a review of current methods and tools

Produced by Scholarcy, one of the "tools" mentioned - but does include a range of tools that researchers can use to find and manage articles. 

Webcasts available on demand (registration required)

Wiley webinars on open access

Expand your open access knowledge

Our recent open access webinar series is now available on-demand for you to watch any time.

Open access publishing process and benefits for institutions and researchers »
Open access impact on library role »
Infrastructure and workflows to support open access »

Wellbeing Month

Recordings of previous sessions can be found on the recordings page.

Events on this week are listed in the attached file, or check the calendar

Journal of the Medical Library Association

Vol. 109, no. 3, July 2021

Journal of Health Information and Libraries Australasia : JoHILA

Vol 2, no. 2 (2021) issue is now available

Code4Lib Journal

Issue 52 is now available

Newsletters

Wellbeing Month - week 2

Wellbeing month is from 27th September - October 29th

Below are some of the events for this week. All events are listed on the wellbeing month calendar.

Mindfulness and Meditation

Join in for a quick 10 minute session  (with either Dr Joe Starke and Gareth Fuller from Eastern Health)  their take on mindfulness and meditation.  Attend the internal sessions to go into a prize of the Eastern Health Book of Hope (MHWeek@easternhealth.org.au) or a Mindfulness Jigsaw puzzle.

Each Monday  3:30 - 3:40 pm.  Join Zoom Meeting

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/73634647145?pwd=dDVtSFUvelpvWnRvNFNFV2pCNFhtdz09

Meeting ID: 736 3464 7145

Passcode: mindful

Also Friday 2.00 - 2.15, EH’s Gareth Fuller will provide some spiritual sustenance via this link 

Creating Meaningful Moments : Practical Mindfulness

Thursday 10.00 - 10.30 Join via this link

Sleep Better, Feel Better - Friday 8th October, 11:30 - 12.30 pm

Insufficient sleep leads to a plethora of physical, mental and emotional problems. This seminar outlines different sleep patterns, what happens when you do not get enough restful sleep and provides practical and easy strategies to establish a good routine for a restorative night’s sleep. Topics include:

• How much sleep we need
• Factors that affect sleep
• Stages of sleep
• Practical steps for good sleep habits

Presenter Deborah Piper is a psychotherapist with over 30 years’ experience in coaching, psychology, communication and health.  

Registering is recommended via the links provided to add the event to your calendar and get reminder emails prior to the event. Missed it?  A recording of the event will be available by clicking on the link. 

Desk-based stretching

Tuesday 11.00 - 11.30 Join via this link. 

Physical Activity for the Busy Worker, Stand-up for your Health

Tuesday 5th October, 3.30 - 4.00 pm

Even elite athletes go through peaks and troughs with exercise motivation. This seminar will discuss strategies which enable participants to stay on track and to fit exercise into their busy schedule.

The following components are covered in this seminar:
• Getting started on your exercise program
• Barriers to exercise and how to overcome them
• Staying motivated and focused on your exercise goals
• 5-minute fitness – exercises you can do at home or on the road

Presenter Robbie Clark is an accredited dietitian and exercise scientist who holds a Bachelor Exercise Science & Nutrition, and a Masters in Nutrition & Dietetics.

Join via this link. 

Weekly Lunchbox Talks - Pitfalls of Dieting

The Health Promotion team are hosting weekly lunchbox talks focused on how we can continue to eat well during lockdown. 

Wednesday 6th October 12-12.30pm

These lunchtime talks are a chance for you to pop in, meet some of your fellow Eastern Health staff members have some conversations on eating to support wellbeing.  Feel free to pop in and out and engage in some conversations to support your wellbeing.  Come along and go into the draw for Nutribullets! 

Benjamin  Brewin has been a member of the Health Promotion team  at Eastern Health for four years. During this time, he has supported a number of initiatives including driving school changes to canteens and lunch order programs, and Zouki at Eastern Health to adopt healthier options in all retail sites and vending machines. Ben has a Bachelors of Nutrition and Dietetics, as well as a Bachelor of Exercise and Health Sciences. 

Join via WebEx https://easternhealth.webex.com/meet/benjamin.brewin

Family Cooking - Satisfying Snacks

Join a dietitian and nutrition coach to take you through healthy, simple recipes that you can make at home, whilst explaining the different nutritional components and why they are important for your health. Participants are welcome to either just tune in, or to join in the session, cooking along with the presenter. Recipe cards will be available on this page prior to the event. Participants who join live can also ask nutrition-related questions to the dietitian. Both adults and kids are welcome to join!

The cooking demos are presented by Gemma Monaghan, an accredited, practicing dietitian with many years’ experience in nutrition coaching, diet planning, health consultations and seminar facilitation.

Wednesday 6th October 5-.00 - 6.00 pm   Join via this link

Pilates – Core Strength And Stability

Friday, 5.00 - 5.30 pm. Pre-registration required at https://eh.smghealth.net.au

Wellbeing Month - Week 5

Check out the activities available this week.

Library Connect Academy

Library Connect Academy is a series of four, self-paced modules that only take about two and a half hours each to complete, letting you test your knowledge and earn certificates and badges to elevate your profile. Featuring curated lessons and additional materials developed by your peers in:

• Science Teaching and Learning
• Research Impact
• Institution/Library Impact
• Promoting Your Library

Dewey really need this?

This panel discussion, hosted by ALIA VIC, talks about the Dewey Decimal System. Speakers will discuss the ethical and practical issues of Dewey classification, and how it is used or modified in different institutions today.

Click here to watch the recording.

New NLM Tutorial Available: Preprints: Accelerating Research

What are preprints, and how are they changing the way biomedical research results are shared? Should you use information from preprints? Should you share your own research results in a preprint? The Preprints: Accelerating Research tutorial is a 1-hour online, self-paced course from the National Library of Medicine (NLM) for researchers, librarians, and others that explains the basics of preprints, and explores the benefits and considerations of using and submitting preprints.

R U OK? day

The recording of the WorkPlace livestream event can be viewed at https://easternhealth.workplace.com/groups/2548506722131100/permalink/2948158242165944/

Medical Student Programs

For reading

Machine Learning Approaches to Retrieve High-Quality, Clinically Relevant Evidence From the Biomedical Literature: Systematic Review

RESULTS: From 3918 retrieved studies, 10 met our inclusion criteria. All followed a supervised machine learning approach and applied, from a limited  range of options, a high-quality standard for the training of their model.  The results show that machine learning can achieve a sensitivity of 95% while maintaining a high precision of 86%.

CONCLUSIONS: Machine learning approaches perform well in retrieving high-quality clinical studies. Performance may improve by applying more
sophisticated approaches such as active learning and unsupervised machine learning approaches.
 

Forthcoming webinars

Health Libraries Inc.

Ovid

TRANSLATING' SEARCH SYNTAX ACROSS PLATFORMS
Webinar Date: 14th September, 2021

Webinar Times: 10:00 AM AEST and 4:00 PM AEST

Understand practices and tools for easily 'translating' search syntax of databases on other platforms (ie. PubMed, embase.com etc.) into Ovid search syntax.

Webinar recordings

One at a time: Databases in systematic reviews and expert searching series - #3 EMBASE (Ovid & Elsevier) 

Recording

Slides

Questions & Answers

Monash Hospital Librarians Committee

Minutes of meeting held 03/08/21

Clinicians Health Channel update - 17/8/21

Dear Clinicians Health Channel reference group,

It's been a long while since we last met and chatted in person! I hope you've all kept well and safe. A lot of you are at the front line of COVID response in hospital settings, I admire and salute you for all the work you've done and continue to do to look after the unwell and keep us all safe - thank you!

Last time we communicated, it was when the new website launched in March. Thanks again for all your contributions - we've received lots of positive feedback, people are loving the new site and finding it much easier to use.

Since March, lots happened:
•    @Christina Stamenitis (DFFH) and I have moved to a new department - Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH), and CHC stays in Department of Health (DH). As our colleagues in DH didn't immediately find a replacement to manage CHC, Chris and I continued on to support the day-to-day activities while @Catherine Herman (Health) at DH started the mammoth effort to secure CHC resources for another year. Hugh credit to Cath, she found the extra $$, did tons of paperwork, and the contract rolls over for another year till 30th Sep 2022.
•    We've rolled out the access of CHC to all Rural GPs who work as VMOs in public hospitals.
•    @GACA, Michele retired from her position as chief librarian at Austin last week and started the envious life of lady of leisure. We're extremely grateful for her insight, vast industry and SME knowledge that helped us select the right resources at good prices in the last few years. Michele and I found out that we live in adjacent suburbs, we'll catch up when the lockdown is over, and I can thank her in person!
•    @Rob Penfold, director of library and literacy, left Barwon Health recently. We thank Rob for his many years of support of CHC. In fact, Rob was the biggest advocate for a new website with improved usability. We're pleased to deliver it before Rob left. We now welcome Helen Skoglund @helen.skoglund@barwonhealth.org.au from Barwon Health to join the ref group. 
•    Also warm welcome Alice Anderson @alice.anderson@monashhealth.org, Director of Library Services at Monash Health to the group. 

So with this email I'd officially hand over the management of CHC to Cath. I can assure you that CHC is in capable hands, and I will support Cath in the transition. In the next week or so, Cath will contact you to organise the next reference group meeting and discuss the future.

Thank you all again, it's been a pleasure working with you all. You are a bunch of super knowledgeable but humble people! I look forward to seeing what this group achieves next! 

Best regards,

Ling Krah
Head of Digital Strategy and Experience
Public Engagement | Corporate & Delivery Services
Department of Families, Fairness and Housing
0410 587 661 | ling.krah@dffh.vic.gov.au
www.dffh.vic.gov.au
 

Evolution of a Library Service (webinar recording)

See the webinar with EBSCO and Barry Nunn as we explore how NSLHD Libraries updated their library service after assessing the needs of their end users - clinical staff.

Providing a library service for a large network with multiple sites is no easy feat. In addition to its extensive library catalogue, NSLHD Libraries have subscription content from more than a dozen vendors, and access to the Clinical Information Access Portal (CIAP), consortium purchased resources available to all NSW Health staff. In 2019, after years of innovation and modernisation, the libraries undertook a major project to bring all systems to Single Sign On using Active Directory authentication. Hear Barry Nunn discuss the evolution of the library service, learning best practices from his peers, and why there was a need for change. Barry shares the planning that was involved, the solution and the results. Mike Mackinnon will then discuss industry standards, RA21 and the security standards of OpenAthens SSO.

Research Data Management Librarian Academy (RDMLA) mini-module series

We are excited and proud to announce the launch of our brand-new offering, our Research Data Management Librarian Academy (RDMLA) mini-module series!

We develop mini-modules to ensure that our learners, and the wider community, are aware of important, emerging topics in RDM, and obtain a baseline understanding, including key points, concerns, and how individuals, institutions, and stakeholders may be affected. The production of mini-modules allows the RDMLA to present relevant and important information to learners in a timely fashion.

Mini-modules typically feature an approximately one-hour-long video lecture on specific topics with corresponding open-source readings. As the subject matter develops over time, the content of the mini-modules evolves. The video lectures will be either revised or removed from the RDMLA course. New mini-modules will be continually added to address emerging topics.

The first mini-module focuses on the upcoming 2023 NIH Policy on Data Management and Sharing. Taunton Paine (NIH) and Cindy Danielson (NIH), along with Lisa Federer (NLM), and Heather Coates (IUPUI) review how librarians, researchers, and information professionals can collaborate with various stakeholders to design services and support for research data management and data sharing.

The mini-module titled “2023 NIH Policy on Data Management and Sharing” will be available on Monday, August 16, 2021.

Please direct any questions on enrolling in the RDMLA or about the new mini-module to Ashley Thomas, RDMLA Coordinator, ashley_thomas@hms.harvard.edu.

Best,

Elaine Martin and Rong Tang

RDMLA Co-Leaders


 

For reading

Why are they not accessing it? User barriers to clinical information access

Journal of the Medical Library Association, 109 (1) January 2021.

Descriptions of eight pain points that users experience when they try to access information in a clinical environment

Using Updated PubMed: New Features and Functions to Enhance Literature Searches (JAMA Network)

PubMed is a free web-based public access resource that supports the search and retrieval of literature from the National Library of Medicine’s MEDLINE database. In the past 2 years, PubMed has been updated to improve functionality and add important new features,1-3 including a set of search statements to identify COVID-19 articles and a new publication filter to allow PubMed searches to retrieve early-release preprints.4,5 This Viewpoint describes how these important new PubMed features and functions could allow clinicians to use a 3-step literature searching process to obtain real-time answers to important clinical questions. A brief example of this 3-step process is in the Supplement.

Journal of the Canadian Health Libraries Association - August issue

Available at: https://journals.library.ualberta.ca/jchla/index.php/jchla/issue/view/1952

For viewing

Marketing services in health libraries (recording) - webinar held 10/8/21

Recording details:

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/Ks5VWWHleE_2xHgyBhBHsKkjxjuYOqFzWhg8UVsIglTPX6wiBoOzzEW_SWmWkXA.Tk4SKlpB36DnPiXp

Access Passcode: &dVvk!J7

Upcoming webinars - registration required

Evolution of a library service : Using best practice to meet the information needs of 21st century health workers - Wednesday, August 18 , 11.00 am - 12.00 pm

Registration link

Join our upcoming webinar with EBSCO and Barry Nunn as we explore how NSLHD Libraries updated their library service after assessing the needs of their end users - clinical staff.

Providing a library service for a large network with multiple sites is no easy feat. In addition to its extensive library catalogue, NSLHD Libraries have subscription content from more than a dozen vendors, and access to the Clinical Information Access Portal (CIAP), consortium purchased resources available to all NSW Health staff. In 2019, after years of innovation and modernisation, the libraries undertook a major project to bring all systems to Single Sign On using Active Directory authentication. Hear Barry Nunn discuss the evolution of the library service, learning best practices from his peers, and why there was a need for change. Barry shares the planning that was involved, the solution and the results. Mike Mackinnon will then discuss industry standards, RA21 and the security standards of OpenAthens SSO.

Australian Health Libraries Summit 2021 (Springer Nature) - August 25, 2021, 10.00am - 12.35 pm
   Registration link

  The event will update participants on the increased variety and flexibility of the business models offered by Springer Nature, including new business models, across the range of content we publish. We are inviting a number of existing customers that benefit from various models and can share their experience. We will also facilitate a broader discussion session on the experiences and challenges which have arisen as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Location: Zooms meetings (meeting ID: 897 1128 2610)

 Agenda     

10.00 - 10.05 am    Welcome and introduction to the summit 
James Mercer, Springer Nature Regional Sales Director, ANZ
10.05 - 10.35 am    Discussion session: How has the pandemic affected you and what do you foresee the ‘new normal’ looking like for your library?
Thoughts to initiate the session from:
Ruth Lawrence, VHLC
Barry Nunn, Royal North Shore Hospital
Vivien Hewitt, WA Health / Cheryl Hamill, WA Health
Mary Peterson, SA Health / Karen Wilkins, SA Health
Mary Fraser, Tasmania Health
10.35 - 11.05 am    Nature journals for Health and Nature.com Complete
Springer Nature interview with Mary Peterson and Karen Wilkins, SA Health
Rebecca Syle, Licensing Manager, Australia, QLD, SA
11.05 - 11.10 am    Break
11.10 - 11.25 am    New eBook models for 2022 & individual title selections
Keith Furniss, Licensing Manager, Australia, NSW, NT
11.25 - 11.40 am    Databases for hospitals & health: Springer Protocols and Adis Insight
Anand Kumar Veeramachineni, Solution Specialist Databases, ANZ
11.40 - 12.10 pm    Dimensions: a linked data platform presentation and Q&A opportunity
Danu Poyner, Product Specialist, Digital Science
12.10 - 12.35 pm    Discussion session: How will your library work with the new NHMRC Open Access policy?
Springer Nature interview with Barry Nunn RNSH, Jeremey Taylor, St Vincents, and Harry Beeby QIMR
James Mercer, Springer Nature Regional Sales Director, ANZ
  

ALIA HLA Lunchtime Series 2021: ‘All Things Open’ – updates on the current state of Open Scholarship in Australia. EVENT 2

A link to the recording of this event is below:

ALIA HLA Lunchtime Series 2021

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/S-UkFyXv5eo9wNGYQriAQUqxpGatRIKlmSkmL8TU4jkLamB47Q3PBTOD6vZGCg.jmlDS5cbQFR8Nf0F  

Passcode: R#.f0Fy8

Evolution of a library service - Ebsco webinar

Using best practice to meet the information needs of 21st century health workers

August 18, 2021 | 11 a.m. AEST / 1 p.m. NZST 

Gender Equality Act 2020 - Implementation

This year Eastern Health is required to implement the new The Gender Equality Act 2020.  This legislation seeks to promote, encourage and facilitate the achievement of gender equality and improvement in the status of women, as well as to enhance economic and social participation by persons of different genders.   Adherence to this Act is mandatory for all Victorian public sector organisations and non-compliance will attract penalties.

The first stage of this work has involved the completion of an Audit process including the collection and analysis of our current state data through our source systems as well as through our People Matter Survey results/data (when received).   The audit outcome is used to identify any systemic causes of gender inequality and to find out how our people might be impacted by other attributes and intersectionality, i.e. gender identity, age, Aboriginality, disability, ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation.   

The second stage is to consult with a cross section of stakeholders to enable lived experience and a qualitative insights to be considered in the development of an Action Plan.   

To do this we will be opening an Expression of Interest process in early August inviting Staff to attend a focus group (2 hours in duration) at the end of August.  The focus group sessions are scheduled for early morning and during double staff timing to accommodate for operational requirements whilst also providing our staff an opportunity to participate:

·        Tuesday 24^th August (7:30am to 9:30am)   

·       Wednesday 25^th August (1pm to 3pm)

These sessions will be conducted using Zoom and team members who register to attend will be asked to speak with their manager prior.

The Expression of Interest communication is attached for your reference and will be released to All Staff in the week commencing August 2^nd to encourage participation.

HLA survey on roles and qualifications

Library managers are requested to complete this survey on behalf of staff, ie only one response from each library.

To complete this please let me know how any non-LIS qualifications you hold contribute towards your job performance as a librarian or library technician.

The aim of this research is to understand the current staffing roles and qualifications that health library staff hold in Australian health library and information services.
Specific objectives are to:

1. Identify the roles and qualifications of all staff employed in professional or para-professional roles in health library and information services
2. Describe the non-LIS qualifications held by staff in Australian health library and information services that may be complementary to their health library roles

Shoosh - a podcast about health libraries

Hosted by Daniel McDonald, editor of HLA's newsletter HLA Alerts and journal JOHILA. 

This is a conversation-style podcast where the host, Daniel McDonald, tries to stay out of the way as much as possible and talk to people much smarter than him about all things related to health science information and research and publishing and the like. Daniel is a librarian for Darling Downs Health, located in Toowoomba but covering a large part of rural and regional southern Queensland in Australia. The simple hope with this podcast is that listeners get to learn a little bit more about colleagues, and a little bit more from colleagues in the health library field.

Available for download on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts.

Medical Students Program

Articles of interest

Scholarly Communication

The article Scholarly communication knowledge and skills in hospital and health services libraries: report of a survey, published in JoHILA is to be discussed at the next meeting of the Monash University Librarians on Tuesday 3/8. 

This brief report discusses the early findings focussing on hospital and health service librarian responses, from a survey designed to shed light on the respondents’ self perception of their competency in specific areas of scholarly communication.

Research Screener

I attended a webinar last Wednesday on Research Screener, a new tool in beta-production designed to assist researchers undertaking systematic reviews. The article "Research Screener: a machine learning tool to semi-automate abstract screening for systematic reviews" provides details. 

ALIA HLA Lunchtime Seminar - Marketing Services in Health Libraries

A reminder about this seminar that is being held next week, August 10.

Hear from a panel of speakers as we explore Marketing Services in Health Libraries from various viewpoints.

Speakers and topics include:

Fiona Jensen, Cairns & Hinterland Hospital and Health Service – Marketing the most with what you’ve got: health library promotion on the smell of an oily rag

Katya Henry & Rani McLennan, QUT - Making copyright “Fun, Engaging and Empowering” at QUT

Tanja Ivacic-Ramljak, Monash Health – Connecting via Social Media at Monash Health Library

Blair Kelly, Deakin University - Expanding a service model through market analysis

Barry Nunn, Northern Sydney Local Health District Libraries - The reconstructed librarian – supporting library staff in becoming experts at marketing

When: Tuesday 10 August, 1:00pm -2:00pm AEST

Register: https://membership.alia.org.au/events/event/hla-lunchtime-seminar-marketing-services-in-health-libraries

Cost: ALIA Members - FREE; Non-Members - $15

This workshop will be run online via the Zoom Platform. A link will be sent the day prior to the event.

Eastern Health personal safety tips

ALIA HLA Lunchtime Seminar - Marketing Services in Health Libraries 

Please come and join fellow health librarians and hear from a panel of speakers as we explore Marketing Services in Health Libraries from various viewpoints. 
Speakers and topics include:
Fiona Jensen, Cairns & Hinterland Hospital and Health Service – Marketing the most with what you’ve got: health library promotion on the smell of an oily rag
Katya Henry & Rani McLennan, QUT - Making copyright “Fun, Engaging and Empowering” at QUT
Tanja Ivacic-Ramljak, Monash Health – Connecting via Social Media at Monash Health Library
Blair Kelly, Deakin University - Expanding a service model through market analysis
Barry Nunn, Northern Sydney Local Health District Libraries - The reconstructed librarian – supporting library staff in becoming experts at marketing

When: Tuesday 10 August, 1:00pm -2:00pm AEST

Register: https://membership.alia.org.au/events/event/hla-lunchtime-seminar-marketing-services-in-health-libraries 

Cost: ALIA Members - FREE; Non-Members - $15

This workshop will be run online via the Zoom Platform. A link will be sent the day prior to the event.
 

One at a time:  Databases in systematic reviews and expert searching series

The Medical Library Assoication Technology in Education and the Systematic Review Caucus have been holding a series of webinars looking at databases that might be used in systematic reviews.

A recording of the first webinar One Database at a Time: PubMed for Expert Searchers and Systematic Reviews is available for viewing.

A recording of the second webinar One Database at a Time: Ovid Medline for Expert Searchers and Systematic Reviews is also available for viewing

The slides for these webinars are available below.  Also provided is a copy of the chat transcript for questions and answers.

Medical Students Program - June newsletter

Introduction to Physical Libraries v.2

The introduction to Physical Libraries video has been updated by Jacinta and replaced the ones and available on Library Locations page

In-service for physiotherapists

In-service for physio, collaborated between EHLS and EBSCO, had been provided last Friday. video recording is available here:

Nga Man Wong's Personal Room-20210701 2241-1     password:  944VbJbq

PowerPoint slides template for future in-service-alike:

SAI Global access and information page

The SAI Global page has been published and can be accessed from our website: 

New Workplace group: ON TO IT

 New ON TO IT Workplace Group shares IT upgrades, updates, outages, security alerts.

NAIDOC WEEK

July 4-11 is NAIDOC Week which is an important opportunity to celebrate the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

To keep updated on all the activities, stay connected via Workplace and at the NAIDOC Week website.

Aboriginal Health of Eastern Health

ALIA HLA Lunchtime Series 2021: 'All things Open' - updates on the current state of Open Scholarship in Australia: Event 1

Registrations close 13 July.

ALIA HLA Lunchtime Series 2021: 'All things Open' - updates on the current state of Open Scholarship in Australia: Event 2

Registrations close 20 July.

Koha

Edmund has created a back-up of our Koha site. As well as potential use as a back-up should the need arise, this can also be used as a test site. 

The sites are:

https://easternhealthadminbackup.intersearch.com.au/ - admin

https://easternhealthbackup.intersearch.com.au/ - opac

I created a page in this LibGuide for Koha. It can be used to list resources related to Koha, and also questions or issues regarding Koha. You can find the page at https://easternhealth.libguides.com/EHLS/koha

Please add any additional resources that you think would be useful, new procedures relating to Koha, or questions that you have. 

Grand Rounds

Grand Rounds at BHH commence on 2/2/21 @ 7.45 am. The speaker is Dr Stephen Guy (Infectious Diseases, EH).

You can attend in person in the Seminar Room on Level 3 (max. of 74 attendees), or via zoom. Zoom details are given above, along with the schedule for 2021. 

The presentations are obviously aimed at a clinical audience, but attending them can be a way of getting to know some of the senior medical staff and find out what is happening in the clinical areas. 

Out of Office

A reminder that on the days that you don't work, please let customers know that you are not available by activating the "Automatic Replies (Out of Office)" tool in Microsoft Outlook.  Your message should direct customers to our phone number (9894 3200) and generic email address: EHLS@easternhealth.org.au

Systematic Reviews

This article explains the newly developed PRISMA-S checklist of 16 elements, designed to improve reporting of the literature searches undertaken as part of a systematic review. 

PRISMA-S: an extension to the PRISMA Statement for Reporting Literature Searches in Systematic Reviews

Watch Out for the Silent Librarian

A short but interesting article on The Scholarly Kitchen blog about The Silent Librarian, an Iranian phishing group whose pages were specifically crafted to mimic university library log-in pages (hence the “Librarian” in Silent Librarian).

EndNote video no. 2

Jacinta has produced another video on EndNote. It is located on the L: drive at L:\EHGroupShare\EH Library\Library Hub\Draft for Ruth\Retrieve Back-Up.mp4  (you will need to be on the EH Network to access). 

Please check it out and give any feedback to Jacinta.

KSR Evidence webinar

This KSR Evidence webinar features a brief introduction to KSR Evidence, a database of all systematic reviews in healthcare since 2015, followed by a walkthrough of the ROBIS tool used to critically appraise systematic reviews, as well as a demonstration of the search capabilities of the database.

To view the recording (60 minutes) go to the KSR Evidence website, On the Help menu find Training Opportunities / Past webinar resources.

KSR Evidence youtube channel :  

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfDxeoO8KHwmdTAm4sOiJ-g/videos (no login required)

If you are interested we also have access to the KSR Evidence database for one week using the login details below. 

Username: Webinar18June
Password: webinar2021
 
This gives you full access for one week to KSR Evidence, and allows you to search the database for systematic reviews in healthcare published since 2015, view critical appraisals, and save and share search strategies

Article on COVID literature and AI - mentions some interesting resources 

Artificial-intelligence tools aim to tame the coronavirus literature  /  Matthew Hutson. Nature 9 June 2020

Developers hope that tools for processing natural language will help biomedical researchers and clinicians to find the COVID-19 papers that they need.

New Issue of EBLIP

The June 2021 issue of Evidence Based Library and Information Practice is now available.

Online Training in Data Science 

An invitation to learn about “Data Science” online with an extra focus on health issues.  The program is now open.  You may be brand new to data analysis or experienced. EVERYONE can learn about text analysis and data mining. Go to this webpage and click on Online Training Modules tab at top:  

   datamine.unc.edu 

Background: the Carolina Health Informatics Program (CHIP) developed this series of online training modules as “An Introduction to Data Science Through a Health Care Lens” to expose learners to the field of data science. These online modules are accessible to anyone who is interested, and require no prior training or knowledge in data science. If you complete the entire set of modules – the entire “short course” – and successfully pass a simple final quiz, you will receive a certificate of completion. 

 In 2021 CHIP has added modules about Data Visualization and Introductory Programming.  

 Everyone has a chance to do a project (in Jupyter notebooks):  OPEN PROJECT NOTEBOOK to share later and present (optional). 

 Please use this link to register and to start learning at YOUR pace:

REGISTER to take the modules  and be eligible for optional certificate of completion. 

Training and modules start with a video and then proceed with lessons at comfortable pace covering these 5 modules: Text Mining; Data Mining; Data Visualization; Introduction to Programming and Open Project (in Jupyter notebook). 

 Contacts: 

Shikha Yadav shikhay@email.unc.edu 919-962-2208 (Program Coordinator) 

Dr. Deborah Swain  dswain@nccu.edu;  919-906-2684 (Consultant) 

People Matters Survey

Don't forget! Open until 25/6/21.

Research services in health libraries - HLA webinar

Meeting Recording:

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/25LsYygbaBxKfGHJj58COl7PiENNrezuuMhF70ireRu73kxjvIshULD1Ue8Oj3WG.DE_UxXmOKFc2m9Ez

 Access Passcode: uLi4*xmE

EBSCO Webinars - links to the recordings

Recordings of the recent series of webinars held by Ebsco for Victorian health libraries are given below. Note the Passcode needed to access each recording.

EDS and Open Athens in the near future  Passcode: bN4LC9^u 

Holdings Managment, Fulltext Finder, Publication Finder   Passcode: +S6v3Ppq 

Administration and Maintenance of EDS  Passcode: FIw$00PD
 

People Matter Survey - Your Opinion Counts
Your feedback can make a difference. Tell us what went well and what we can do better!  

People Matter Survey – Complete NOW!  Available June 7th – 25th. 

When you complete the People Matter Survey you will be asked to select a Directorate, Program and Workgroup. Whilst anonymous, this ensures that our results are consolidated with other teams and we get a report. Our team is required to have at least 30% completion and ensuring you choose the correct Directorate, Program and Workgroup means that our participation rate is accurate.
Our team belongs to:
    
Directorate =    INFORMATION, TECHNOLOGY & CAPITAL PROJECTS

Program      =    Information, Technology & Capital Projects

Workgroup =     Health Services Projects

Thank you for your participation.

Victorian Public Sector Commission (VPSC) privacy:
Confidentiality of your data is maintained by keeping your feedback anonymous through the use of generic survey link.  There are strict rules in place to safeguard this at every stage of the survey process.
A full copy of the Privacy and Anonymity Statement can be obtained by request.
 

Medical Students Programs newslettter - May 2021

CRIG / PDIG Joint Forum 2021  : Our future: Diversified or diluted?
Access to full program

Tuesday 25 May, 1.30 – 3.00pm AEST, Adapting to changing employment opportunities in the age of COVID
Access video recording

Thursday 27 May, 2.00 – 3.00pm AEST, Our future: Diversified or diluted?

Access video recording

2021 Global Census for the Specialist Digital Health Workforce

The Global HIDDIN Workforce Census is conducted every 3 years to capture the data about the specialist digital health workforce.

The HIDDIN Workforce includes Health Librarians and Library Technicians so please take the time to complete the census. 

"As a collective we need to be counted with other Health Information professionals to help advocate and demonstrate the roles we perform.  We can only do this by being strong in numbers and sharing our voice. You can help by filling in the below."

The Census is open until 31 May 2021 and can be accessed here. 

Journal of Hospital Librarianship

Volume 21, issue 2, April-June 2021 is now available.

Our future: Diversified or diluted?

CAVAL Research and Information Group, and Professional Development Interest Group are presenting two free online events:

Event 1, Tuesday 25 May, 1.30 – 3.00pm AEST: Join us when we further the discussion started by the launch of ALIA Professional Pathways in late 2020. Together with Trish Hepworth, ALIA, Jill Benn, CAUL and University of Western Australia, and Kristy Newton, University of Wollongong, we delve into the future of library professionals and what it means to be a librarian in the 2020s.

Event 2, Thursday 27 May, 2.00 – 3.00pm AEST: We will continue the conversation started at the webinar on 25 May with a debate. Two teams, each consisting of an early-career, a mid-career, and a senior library professional, will debate on the topic of: Our future: Diversified or diluted? One team will present the argument for a professional library qualification being the most important aspect of being a library professional, while the other team will argue for professional experience being the most crucial aspect.

Details are given in the flyer below. To register visit the CAVAL website at http://members.caval.edu.au/our-future

Survey of Discovery tools

Caroline Ondracek, Library Manager at RCH,  recently carried out a survey of discovery tools via the ALIAHealth mailing list. Her summary of responses is given below. 

COVID-19

The following article may be of interest: COVID-19 rarely spreads through surfaces. So why are we still deep cleaning?

Professional Development

There are a lot of webinars and similar events still being held by ALIA and other organisations. 

To assist with rosters please let me know if you are planning to attend any such event. Or add the details directly to the Staff Training Calendar on SharePoint (need to be on the EH network to access) 

ALIA Health Libraries Australia - upcoming events

ALIA HLA are running a number of virtual events this year. 

April 27^th, 2pm: Automation Tools for Systematic Searching #4 – Justin Clark (SOLD OUT)

May 20^th, 1pm: PRISMA 2020, Changes, Implications and Opportunities – Steve McDonald

If interested in PRISMA 2020,  including this recent webinar held by the Therapeutics Initiative may also be of interest: TI Methods Speaker Series: The PRISMA 2020 Statement

You read about the PRISMA 2020 statement in the following BMJ article: The PRISMA 2020 statement: an updated guideline for reporting systematic reviews

The following article describes PRISMA-S: an extension to the PRISMA Statement for Reporting Literature Searches in Systematic Reviews

May 25^th, 2pm: Automation Tools for Systematic Searching #5 – Justin Clark (SOLD OUT)

June 9^th , 1pm:  Research Services in Health Libraries – Panel of speakers

June 17^th , 3pm: Systematic Searching Webinar – Wichor Bramer

July 15^th, 1pm: ‘All Things Open’ – updates on the current state of Open Scholarship in Australia, Part 1 – Panel of speakers

July 22^nd, 1pm: ‘All Things Open’ – updates on the current state of Open Scholarship in Australia, Part 2 – Panel of speakers

August 11^th , 1pm: Marketing Services in Health Libraries – Panel of speakers

August 19^th, 2pm:  Designing Posters and Infographics Workshop – Renee Otmar

September 2^nd, 2pm: Systematic Searching Workshop Part 1/2   – Wichor Bramer (must attend June 17^th session)

September 16^th, 2pm: Systematic Searching Workshop Part 2/2   – Wichor Bramer (must attend June 17^th session)

October 20^th, 1pm: Advocacy for Health Libraries – Panel of speakers

VALA TechEx Program Recordings

Recordings of the first 3 TechEx programs are available on the VALA TechEx Program site.

A recording of the final TechEx program should be available within the next week. 

Virtual Ovid Open Day - 28th April 2021

Recordings of the sessions are below. 

Keynote: Ovid Roadmap - Advancing the Digital Evolution of Healthcare Information and Productivity

Vikram Savkar,
Vice President & General Manager, Medicine Segment Health Learning, Research & Practice

Ovid Platform Update - New and upcoming features

James Taylor,
Manager Customer Success Asia Pacific Health Learning, Research & Practice

Best Practices for Systematic Review Research – Advanced Searching and Results Management on Ovid

Allan Finn,
Senior Customer Service Technical Specialist

James Taylor,
Manager Customer Success Asia Pacific Health Learning, Research & Practice

Full recording

Vaccination booking number - 839 68291

This is for over 50s only at the moment as there is a lack of the Pfizer vaccine.

Ovid Open Days

Wednesday, April 28th or Wednesday, May 5th for our Virtual Ovid Open Days. 

We will be exploring two key themes Enhancing Evidence-Based Practice and Change in Healthcare, where you will hear insights from international academic and clinical experts. You’ll also hear from members of Ovid’s executive team into the workings of Wolters Kluwer and developments of the Ovid platform.
​28th April Sessions (9:30am - 12:45pm AEST):

• Keynote: Ovid Roadmap - Advancing the Digital Evolution of Healthcare Information and Productivity
• Ovid Platform Update – new and upcoming features
• Workshop: Best Practices for Systematic Review Research – Advanced Searching and Results Management on Ovid 

5th May Sessions (10:00am - 2:00pm AEST):

• Keynote: Transforming the Nursing Workforce in the New Paradigm of Care
• Achieving Change in Healthcare
• Using Evidence-Based Tools in Nursing Education

For details and to register go to https://info.lww.com/2021EvidenceBasedOpenDay.html

Code Yellow Update (15/4) Today's briefing has been cancelled. Next briefing will be on 16/4.

Code Yellow Update (14/4) - from 4.00 pm briefing

• Internet access is now available on-site
• Only web addresses beginning with http:// and https:// will be accessible
• Continue to keep all devices connected to the network
• Re-start your device if necessary ; connections may be unstable
• Work on testing two-factor authentication to permit remote access to the network is continuing
• Webmail is a security risk and will not be re-instated
• When on-site please check that your WorkPlace account is activated and working and download the app to your phone

Code Yellow Update (12/4) - from 3.00 pm briefing

Passwords

Password reset has been implemented at all sites today

Internet Access

ITC hope to restore Internet access "sometime" on Wednesday

Remote Access

Remote access via Citrix will not be restored on Wednesday

All remote access Citrix accounts have been closed

Staff requiring remote access will be required to apply for a new account

All such requests will need approval by the line manager who will determine the necessity of remote access

Two-Factor Authentication

All new remote access accounts will require two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication will eventually be rolled out across the network i.e. will be required on-site as well as off-site

Webex

Webex is now available for both on-site and off-site staff

CARPS

CARPS is now available at BHH and MH

WorkPlace

Once Internet access is restored all staff are requested to ensure their WorkPlace account is activated and operational

Please download the WorkPlace app to your phone to assist with staff communications in any future Code Yellows

Use of USBs

As previously advised, use of USBs (such as memory sticks) is permitted under strict guidelines:

• only use a new or newly formatted USB device
• only copy files you have created/updated yourself
• do not copy executable files, macros or scripts such as '.exe', '.msi', '.ps1' etc.
• when you have finished copying the files, delete them from the USB and then remove the USB

9/4/21 Updates  (from Workplace)

Code Yellow update (9/4/21)

• more systems resumed but not related to library

• Be prepared to change your Eastern Health Password: 14+ character passphrase. IT is still working on it. 

8/4/21 Updates  (from Workplace)

Code Yellow update (8/4/21)

• Some delays regarding the organisation-wide rollout of the passphrase reset process will mean this takes a little longer than first anticipated.
• All staff should still be ready to update their passphrase to a new 14-character passphrase when prompted to do so.
• Extended Service Desk hours will be operating to support this change. We are anticipating a high volume of calls so if your request is not urgent, please log a call via EH Assist (EH Assist tab on Intranet home page)

7/4/21 Updates  (from Workplace)

Code Yellow update (7/4/21)

• Eastern Health password reset starts from tomorrow (8/4/21), so please be ready to reset your password when you are on site and prompted at login.
• If you have any ICT queries, please call the Service Desk on 909 26700

6/4/21 Updates (after 5pm from Workplace)

Code Yellow update (6/4/21)

• from Thursday this week is a password reset for all staff, students, volunteers and contractors. More information will be provided in the next 24-48 hours.
• 6th April System recovery update - see attachment on the top of the box - the latest one
• EMR is still the priority
• Redcaps is up and running but at this stage you can only access it via the Eastern Health network

6/4/21 Updates 

ILL and DDS

As discussed in the weekly huddle,

• all links (including under I want to.. box and Request Form page and Finding full text of article page) for requesting an article has been changed to https://easternhealth.libwizard.com/f/EHLSenquiry
• ILL (request a book) service is temporarily unavailable.
• all links (including under I want to.. box and Request Form page) for requesting a literature search has been changed to https://tinyurl.com/EHLSsearch

Thanks for Amanda to monitor hotmail account and Pat to monitor outlook account.

Code Yellow update (6/4/21)

• No 3pm briefing until further notice as IT is working on transitioning back to Webex.
• Changing password will be commerced next week, possibly as early as Thursday.

5/4/21 Updates 

Code Yellow update (5/4/21)

It seems no 3pm regular briefing on today. Waiting for 15 mins before I logged out.  Wendy

According to Code Yellow update from Workplace:

Systems availability:

• Electronic Medical Record system will be gradually resumed within the next 24 to 48 hrs.

Internet/Citrix access

• Internet access via Eastern Health network is still not available 
• Citrix access from home is still not available.

New CHC website

The new CHC website can be viewed at URL: https://clinicians-dhhsvic.govcms.gov.au/

A site shied box will then appear and you can add the following credentials:

username: dhhs
password: chc2021

From the project team:

"As you navigate around the site, it would be very helpful if you can note anything erroneous. For example, it might be a link not working, a content error or content gap. In particular, I'd appreciate if you can review the page 'About CHC' that's in the footer section - I want to be sure the description of CHC is right. 

We hope you like the site as much as we do and look forward to your feedback - we're also keen to know what your colleagues think. If you can get it back to us in a week's time that would be great.

When we have a launch date, we will let you know ASAP. At this stage, we're considering how we might best promote the site widely. If you have any ideas on that. we'd also love to hear them. "

Please provide any feedback to me by Thursday 4/3 and I will feed it back to the Reference Group.

Ovid Implementation and Ovid Tools Portal - free webinar

On 16th March, 2021 at 10am & 4pm AEST.

 This webinar will be presented by Laura Jennings and focuses on understanding the best practices and innovative tools for implementing Ovid resources at your institution. Click here to register.

Medical Reference Services Quarterly, volume 40 no. 1 (2021), is now available online

This is a special COVID-19 issue that compiles articles from your colleagues at academic and hospital libraries documenting their response to the pandemic, including defining new roles, adapting tools and strategies to provide remote services, and developing new partnerships.

Information Online In Depth series

The ALIA Information Online virtual conference saw over 2 700 delegates come together to engage in a thought-provoking wide range of topics to appeal to a multi-sector focus.  Continue your educational journey with this three-part series as we hear from a wide variety of knowledgeable professionals and keynote speakers. 

The In-depth series will delve deeper into specific industry trending topics to stimulate thought and guide industry professionals and leaders through personal and industry growth. ALIA and the conference committee have put together three half-day fully virtual events ranging over three months to giving individuals the choice to engage in topics specific to their interests or industry.  

This series gives individuals the option to register for 1,2 or all 3 of the conferences depending on what topics most interest your educational growth. 

Medical Students Program Newsletter

CINAHL

This 4 minute video gives a quick overview of searching CINAHL on EbscoHost.

E-BOOK PROMOTIONAL STRATEGIES

This document lists strategies being used by various hospital libraries to promote e-books. If there is anything listed that you think we could try please let me know.

HINARI Resources

The HINARI resources page lists some databases that may be of interest in certain circumstances such as the regional versions of Index Medicus.

Research Rabbit

Research Rabbit is a type of bibliographic management program that might be worth checking out. 

VALA Tech Camp

Numbers are strictly limited in Contact and Virtual Workshop events (maximum of 15 attendees), both to comply with local health and safety requirements AND to ensure the best possible experience for you and our Trainers.

Full details of all Workshop Sessions are now available on the VALA website. Start your journey HERE.

Follow the prompts to choose your preferred Campsite (or Virtual experience) and the Workshop/s that interest you.

Once you’ve selected your Workshop/s follow the prompts to register. Remember that you must register for each Workshop separately.

Places at Tech Camp 2021 are strictly limited and are not confirmed until payment is received. A Waitlist is in place if your registration is initially unsuccessful, and we’ll contact you if a space becomes available.

Medical Student Programs Newsletter

Koha

Edmund has created a back-up of our Koha site. As well as potential use as a back-up should the need arise, this can also be used as a test site. 

The sites are:

https://easternhealthadminbackup.intersearch.com.au/ - admin

https://easternhealthbackup.intersearch.com.au/ - opac

I created a page in this LibGuide for Koha. It can be used to list resources related to Koha, and also questions or issues regarding Koha. You can find the page at https://easternhealth.libguides.com/EHLS/koha

Please add any additional resources that you think would be useful, new procedures relating to Koha, or questions that you have. 

Grand Rounds

Grand Rounds at BHH commence on 2/2/21 @ 7.45 am. The speaker is Dr Stephen Guy (Infectious Diseases, EH).

You can attend in person in the Seminar Room on Level 3 (max. of 74 attendees), or via zoom. Zoom details are given above, along with the schedule for 2021. 

The presentations are obviously aimed at a clinical audience, but attending them can be a way of getting to know some of the senior medical staff and find out what is happening in the clinical areas. 

Out of Office

A reminder that on the days that you don't work, please let customers know that you are not available by activating the "Automatic Replies (Out of Office)" tool in Microsoft Outlook.  Your message should direct customers to our phone number (9894 3200) and generic email address: EHLS@easternhealth.org.au

Systematic Reviews

This article explains the newly developed PRISMA-S checklist of 16 elements, designed to improve reporting of the literature searches undertaken as part of a systematic review. 

PRISMA-S: an extension to the PRISMA Statement for Reporting Literature Searches in Systematic Reviews

Watch Out for the Silent Librarian

A short but interesting article on The Scholarly Kitchen blog about The Silent Librarian, an Iranian phishing group whose pages were specifically crafted to mimic university library log-in pages (hence the “Librarian” in Silent Librarian).