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About journal clubs:

Barsky, E. (2009). A library journal club as a tool for current awareness and open communication: University of British Columbia case study. Partnership: the Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research, 4(2).

 

Doney, L., & Stanton, W. (2003). Facilitating evidence-based librarianship: A UK experience. Health Information and Libraries Journal, 20(s1), 76-78.

 

Grant, M. (2003). Journal clubs for continued professional development. Health Information and Libraries Journal, 20(s1), 72-73.

 

Kloda, L.A. (2009). Being a critical professional: The importance of postā€publication peer review in evidence based library and information practice. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, 4(3), 72-74.

 

Koufogiannakis, D., Dorgan, M., & Crumley, E. (2003). Facilitating evidence-based librarianship: A Canadian experience. Health Information and Libraries Journal, 20(s1), 73-75

 

Koufogiannakis, D., Slater, L., & Crumley, E. (2004). A Content Analysis of Librarianship Research. Journal of Information Science, 30, 227-239.

 

Pearce-Smith, N. (2006). A journal club is an effective tool for assisting librarians in the practice of evidence-based librarianship: A case study. Health Information and Libraries Journal, 23(1), 32-40.

 

 

About Evidence Based Practice:

See the journal Evidence based Library and Information Practice for Evidence Summaries (critical appraisals of research articles) and Classics, Using Evidence in Practice, and for the series EBL 101.

 

 

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