Dear all, If you support evidence syntheses in environmental health or toxicology, please consider completing a 10-20 minute survey described below. The survey was designed by the Evidence-Based Toxicology Collaboration (https://www.ebtox.org/), which is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Responses are requested by March 9, 2026. Survey Link:
I am inviting you to be part of a survey aimed at understanding how academic and health science librarians acquire the foundational skills necessary for their role and to what extent these skills are taught in library and information science (LIS) programs, gained through professional development opportunities, or learned on the job.
Hello, I invite you to be part of a research project aimed at understanding how information professionals across disciplines gain evidence synthesis (ES) knowledge and skills. Additional outcomes we hope to evaluate from this survey are the differences between how information professionals in the health sciences gain ES knowledge versus those in
**Apologies for cross-posting** Dear Colleagues, My name is Kathleen Phillips, and I am the Nursing & Allied Health Librarian at Penn State University. As part of my sabbatical research, I am conducting a survey to benchmark current credit-bearing information literacy instruction practices within higher education in the United States and Great Britain.
Apologies for duplicate/cross-posting! Dear Academic Library Colleague, I invite you to participate in a brief anonymous research survey [https://redcap.link/r6rlv86t] on population health resources and services that you may provide to your users. Your responses may be used to help identify potential training and resource opportunities that the Network of the National Library
Good afternoon colleagues! A research project, “Prevalence of Bullying in Academic Medical Libraries in the United States,” is underway and inviting participation. This research seeks to determine the prevalence of workplace bullying in the academic medical and hospital library community. Study Details: Participant involvement: Completion of a survey about potential negative
Two Liberty Chapter members need your input on the topic of unconferences to be included in an upcoming MLA presentation. Your participation will make a significant difference whether you have attended an Unconference before or not, as we value diverse perspectives. Please access the survey at this link. Survey will be open
Please excuse cross-posting Exploring the Onboarding Experiences of Health Sciences Librarians Access Onboarding Survey here Informed Consent You are invited to participate in a research study about the onboarding experiences of health sciences librarians. The goal of this research study is to investigate how libraries approach onboarding new librarians and discover what
Hello, Please excuse cross postings. The survey will remain open until May 5, 2023. We are doing a research study about informed consent standards for the publication of medical images. We would like you to participate in this study as a health sciences library worker. If you choose to be in the
**Please excuse cross-posting** The challenge continues to illustrate the value of medical and special libraries to patrons, leadership, and stakeholders. Currently testimonials and one-time surveys are the most frequent methods used to illustrate the impact of libraries and librarians. My research proposal is to incorporate measures of library impact to current reference
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