Table of Contents
Editorial
| Plans, Updates and Musings | |
| Lindsay Glynn | 1-2 |
Articles
| An Evaluation of the Five Most Used Evidence Based Bedside Information Tools in Canadian Health Libraries | Abstract PDF |
| Alison Farrell | 3-17 |
| Non-use of Library Services by Students in a UK Academic Library | Abstract PDF PDF (Appendix A) |
| Lisa Jane Toner | 18-31 |
Evidence Summaries
| Best Reference Practices are Not Observed in Telephone Ready Reference Services | Abstract PDF |
| Julie McKenna | 32-34 |
| High Self-efficacy and High Use of Electronic Information may Predict Improved Academic Performance | Abstract PDF |
| Stephanie J. Schulte | 35-37 |
| E-Book Discovery and Use Behaviour is Complex | Abstract PDF |
| Suzanne Lewis | 38-41 |
| Some in Saskatchewan Find The Cochrane Library Useful after Promotion, Access and Training Efforts | Abstract PDF |
| Shandra Lee Protzko | 42-44 |
| Canadian Research Librarians have Little Time for Scholarship | Abstract PDF |
| Pamela Haley | 45-47 |
| Students with Non-Proficient Information Seeking Skills Greatly Over-Estimate Their Abilities | Abstract PDF |
| Lotta Haglund, David Herron | 48-51 |
| Self-archiving to Institutional Repositories Is Improved by Assisted and Mandated Deposit; Disciplinary Culture is not a Factor | Abstract PDF |
| Gaby Haddow | 52-57 |
| Better Collaborative Working is Likely to Increase Uptake of Library Resources in a University Setting | Abstract PDF |
| John Loy | 58-60 |
| Social Marketing and the School Library: An Effective Path to Collaboration? | Abstract PDF |
| Gayle Bogel | 61-64 |
Commentaries
| The Chiasmus of Librarianship and Collaborative Research for Evidence Based Practice | |
| William F. Birdsall | 65-75 |
News/Announcements
| Professional Grant Proposal Writing Workshop | |
| Lindsay Glynn | 76-77 |
| CILIP Training and Development Courses | |
| Lindsay Glynn | 78-79 |
| The 2007 ACRL Environmental Scan: a LIRG Seminar | |
| Lindsay Glynn | 80 |
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