New Report:
UK: From knowledge to health in the 21st Century, Aligning library/knowledge service to core NHS business
2 pages; PDF.

The NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement has submitted two important documents to the Department of Health both of which underpin the improvement of NHS Library Services and ensures that high quality health knowledge informs patient care. They are the report of the National Review of NHS Health Library Services in England, sponsored by the Department of Health and authored by Professor Peter Hill (formerly the Postgraduate Dean for the North East) and the National Service Framework for Quality Improvement, which has been a key work stream of the National Library for Health within the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement.

+ The Review Report and the Framework for Quality Improvement can be located at: http://www.library.nhs.uk/aboutnlh/review

Direct to Individual Reports:
++ Report of a National Review of NHS Health Library Services in England: From knowledge to health in the 21st Century.

+++ National Service Framework for Quality Improvement for NHS Funded Library Services in England.

Source: NHS (via Tom Roper’s Weblog)

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