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Library and informatics skills competencies statements from major health professional associations.

by: Jonathan D. Eldredge, Sarah K. Morley, Ingrid C. Hendrix, Richard D. Carr, Jason Bengtson
Medical reference services quarterly, Vol. 31, No. 1. (1 January 2012), pp. 34-44, doi:10.1080/02763869.2012.641839  Key: citeulike:10317688

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Every major health profession now provides competency statements for preparing new members for their respective professions. These competency statements normally include expectations for training health professions students in library/informatics skills. For purposes of this article, searches were conducted using various sources to produce a comprehensive 32-page Compendium <https://repository.unm.edu/handle/1928/15363> that inventories library/informatics-related competency statements. This compendium should aid readers in integrating their library/informatics skills training into various health professions education curricula. Copyright © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC


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