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Clinical Evidence Based Information Service. Covering clinical and corporate-based requests. University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust @UHCWLibrary
Coventry, England
Joined November 2015
If libraries are the "NHS for the soul" then are NHS libraries the healthcare providers for the soul?
"Libraries are the NHS for the soul" - part of a great speech from @chriswkane MP about how libraries help people access creative industries content & careers, and the threat of AI firms' current practices #AI #IP #Libraries #CreativeIndustries
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As we barrel into a new week, here's a reminder to consider things from a different angle, you might be surprised how it helps you see it differently. #MondayVibes
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"The best time to detect fraudulent research is before it is published." Abalkina et al on their fight against fake research.
Important work! ‘Stamp out paper mills’ — science sleuths on how to fight fake research Needed: - incentivize quality, not quantity - Educate stakeholders - Ensure best practice in publishing - Hold bad actors to account - Fund counteractive measures
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Yes - read what you like! But also, read what you don't like - read things with which you disagree, things that make you want to shout out. #reading
Readers read what they like. Reading makes us understand things happening in and around life. You can learn unlimited things and start thinking new and different. #reading
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Try this feeling on for size: apolytus (“the moment you realize you are changing as a person, finally outgrowing your old problems like a reptile shedding its skin”) What a great dictionary.
I keep coming back to The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows – uncommonly lovely invented words (drawn from real etymologies from around the world) for what we feel but cannot name
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“We are free to change the world and to start something new in it” If your NY resolutions didn't hold, there is always Lunar NY, or a Monday, or a Thursday or anytime to start again.
Time for Hannah Arendt's enduring case for the power of defiant goodwill and the art of beginning afresh
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Something to read for the weekend. #FridayVibes
The Transcendent Brain – the poetic physicist Alan Lightman on spirituality for the science-spirited
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No matter how busy your week is remember to take time to relax.
“At 4 o’clock we have our tea”, 1962 Artist: Harry Wingfield (Telling the Time)
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never forget the importance of libraries and the power they give to people.
"The library sector, like the NHS, stands as a marker of a society that prioritises the needs of all. Dr Anthony Isaacs - #Libraries #society #inclusion #learning #librarydesign #community
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practical ideas to ensure your conference is truly accessible. #patientcentredcare
How do we make research conferences accessible for patient or family partners with chronic illnesses? Rae shares personal insights and strategies to foster inclusion and trust. 🔗 Read now: #PxP #PatientEngagement #Accessibility #ChronicIllness
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Ok so it might be raining rather than snowing where we are but here's to embracing #winter #Fridayvibes
"Take long walks in stormy weather or through deep snows in the fields and woods, if you would keep your spirits up. Deal with brute nature. Be cold and hungry and weary." Thoreau's field guide to finding inner warmth in the cold season:
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An example of the problems of asking research participants to self report behaviours.
People are bad at reporting what they eat: That’s a problem for dietary research. Studies that use surveys to link dietary patterns to human health may be irredeemably biased, new @MarkHopkins_PhD et al paper suggests via @ce_offord Why you shouldn't trust surveys!
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RT @bucksnhslibrary: Great selection of favourite wellbeing titles chosen by Trust staff for @Healthinfoweek More selections here: https:/…
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Focusing on the interdisciplinary relationship between MT and DMT, qualitative findings show how an active, improvisatory, embodied approach may be of value to older adults with dementia
New article just published: Combining music and dance movement therapy for people with dementia living in the community: A mixed methods feasibility study
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a network of single function components, stitched together into a working data service by the National Data Library.
We just published a paper on what the new NATIONAL DATA LIBRARY should look like. It's very readable! Lots on: accountability.. federated analytics.. code.. modular tools.. Thanks to @wellcometrust and @ESRC who ran a competition for these papers!
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Ok, ok. I won't complain about my #commute to work again.
🌊🤢Does anyone get sea sick? 🚁Awesome video of a Norwegian oil industry search & rescue @Sikorsky S92, lowering their winch paramedic to the deck of an offshore supply vessel in rough North Sea weather conditions. 🌊 Up and down, up and down, up and down… 👇👇
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Think that we all might need this right about now #WINTER #MondayMotivation
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