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Training the trainer

Training the trainer. How to plan a Finding the evidence workshop. Nordic Baltic EAHIL Workshop June 26, Oslo Irene Wiik & Lena Nordheim Norwegian Directorate for Health and Social Affairs. Aims and objectives. Aim

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Training the trainer

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  1. Training the trainer How to plan a Finding the evidence workshop Nordic Baltic EAHIL Workshop June 26, Oslo Irene Wiik & Lena Nordheim Norwegian Directorate for Health and Social Affairs

  2. Aims and objectives • Aim • To help participants improve their ability to organise and carry out a “finding the evidence” workshop • Objectives • to be aware of important issues in planning a successful workshop • to be aware of different teaching methods • to share and learn from the experience of other participants

  3. This is NOT a workshop on how to find the evidence, but how to train others to find the evidence

  4. Workshop planning • Practical issues • Programme issues • Evaluation issues • Equipment • Training materials • On the day...

  5. Workshop planning - example You have been asked to organise a Pubmed course at your local hospital. You have been told that there will be a group of 15 participants. The course is set for 3 and a half hours.

  6. Questions - example • Who? • Nurses and doctors • Level of knowledge • Little or no experience in searching PubMed • Where? • The hospital library’s PC-lab • When? • In two weeks • Resources • 10 computers with Internet access • Video projector

  7. Aims and objectives - example • Aims • To help participants improve their skills in searching PubMed • Objectives • To know the basics about Pubmed coverage and contents • To know the difference between free text and MeSH searching • Know how and when to use the “Clinical Queries”-function • To be able to use MeSH • Printing and saving references

  8. Programme - example 09.00 Introduction 09.10 Question formulation 09.30 Basic search techniques 10.30 Coffee break 11.00 MeSh searching 12.15 Summary

  9. Teaching methods • ”Classroom” approach • Interactive: • Small groups • Intermediary tasks • Hands-on • A mix of both approaches

  10. Tips and tricks • Ice-breakers • Power-point slides: cartoons, animations etc. • Scenarios • “Play and playthings” • Intermediary tasks

  11. Ice-breaker • Example: • Think about a situation where you needed to search for information in order to do a proper job. Describe this to your neighbour and tell him/her what sources you used

  12. Scenarios Ole is a young public health physician who has just started to practise medicine. He has a lot of patients who smoke. He is not sure whether there is any point in advising them to stop smoking. He asks a colleague who says that he does not want to talk about smoking with his patients because he thinks it can ruin the positive doctor-patient relationship he feels he has with his patients. Ole is aware of this discussion and that some practitioners still choose not to raise smoking cessation as an issue. He wants to know what is the effectiveness of advice from physicians in promoting smoking cessation.

  13. Play and playthings Who wants to be a millionaire?

  14. NOK 1000 What does MeSH mean? B) Medical Subject Headings? A) Medical Stupid Headings D) Medical Search Headings C) Medical Surgery Headings

  15. NOK 20 000 Which database provides ”Clinical Queries”? B) Best Evidence A) Pubmed C) Ovid Medline D) Cochrane Library

  16. Colourline is a database about colour therapy. It consists of 15 documents. You want to find documents about: • A) red AND blue • B) red OR blue • C) red NOT blue • REMEMBER: The terms occur in the same document or in separate documents The one term occurs alone in the document, the other is absent The terms occur in the same document

  17. Document 1 Document 2 Document 3 Document 4 Document 5 yellow green yellow red red black blue purple yellow green purple black blue purple green pink blue purple green black black red green yellow pink Document 6 Document 7 Document 8 Document 9 Document 10 pink yellow purple green black blue blue purple pink green red pink yellow green pink green yellow black yellow purple green black red Document 11 Document 12 Document 13 Document 14 Document 15 black pink green purple blue yellow pink black blue pink yellow purple red black yellow red red green green purple black yellow pink blue yellow

  18. Intermediary tasks • See hand-outs!!

  19. Sharing training tips and resources • Examples from England: • National Electronic Library for Health http://www.nelh.nhs.uk/librarian/info_skills.asp http://www.nelh.nhs.uk/dlnet/ • Cochrane Library http://www.york.ac.uk/inst/crd/cochlib.htm • How can you share your resources and tips with others?

  20. NeLH: Digital Libraries Net

  21. NeLH: Information skills training

  22. Cochrane Library:

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