Poverty, educational inadequacies, or socioeconomic disparities is often overlooked when developing national policies.
What do these reports have to say about inequalities? Find out here
The State of Inequality in India Report- PIBThis blog is a virtual guide that provide links to various health related national and international databases and cover topics like health and library based news that are relevant to the people of our country
Poverty, educational inadequacies, or socioeconomic disparities is often overlooked when developing national policies.
What do these reports have to say about inequalities? Find out here
The State of Inequality in India Report- PIBReceived First Responder's Manual of Prehospital Trauma Care by Dinesh Vyas; Scientific Publishers; 2022
It serves as an educational tool for all conscientious citizens willing to serve fellow companions in an adverse scenario of trauma and emergency.
The Scientific Publishers were established in 1976 in India. It publishes books and journals in the field of science and technology.
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Vijayakumar L, Chandra PS, Kumar MS, Pathare S, Banerjee D, Goswami T, Dandona R. The national suicide prevention strategy in India: context and considerations for urgent action. The Lancet Psychiatry. 2021 Dec 8. DOI: 10.1016/s2215-0366(21)00152-8 PMID: 34895477
Key facts
Structured Abstract: An essential tool for medical researchers
It covers:
Main headings: Objectives, Methods, Results, Conclusions
Research Question: It should be crystal clear as to what you wish to demonstrate/purpose of your research
What made your program a success?
Which form of teaching results in students searching effectively
Which information resources are used the most?
Objectives:
To demonstrate how this program was a success.
To determine if teaching MEDLINE in the class room teaching resulted in improved search skill.
To measure electronic resources usage at the campus increased during 2020 as a means for predicting future use
Methods/Design: Documenting your research steps
Prospective cohort study
Randomized controlled trial
Series of three focus groups
Settings:
Settings headings might be followed by the following sample statements:
A small library with one librarian and two technicians serving 400-bed hospital
A small research library that serves an MRI research facility owned by a health care corporation
An academic health sciences library serving a school of medicine, a college of nursing, and two allied sciences programs
Population:
First year medical students with no previous formal MEDLINE training
Third year internal medicine residents
All users of an academic health sciences library
Physicians and research scientists
Intervention:
A 30-60 minute interview in the faculty members' offices
A 120 minute in-depth MEDLINE training session for the study group whereas the controlled group received only a 15-minutes overview session
The heading Exposure also has a specific research design meaning.
Some examples are:
Access to information resources during the 2002-2003 period
One 60-minutes required training session on MEDLINE search strategies
Teamwork training lasting two days for all managers
Results: Reporting your research
What you have discovered?
Source: MLA Publications
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Data Gravity
Data gravity is the ability of a body of data to attract applications, services and other data. The force of gravity, in this context, can be thought of as the way software, services and business logic are drawn to data relative to its mass (the amount of data) Source: https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/data-gravity
Dr. S.R Ranganathan (1892-1972) is a father of Library Science whose birthday that falls on August 12 is celebrated as Librarians Day in the country. His brief biography is available at Encyclopedia of Knowledge Organisation for those interested in learning more about him.