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Health Information & Libraries Journal


Title Abbreviation
Health Info Libr J
ISSN
1471-1834
Electronic ISSN
1471-1842
Readership
Academics, Administrators, Educators, Health Scientists, Health Service Researchers, Librarians, Managers, Researchers, Technologists
Scope
HILJ welcomes case studies, evaluation and research report of successful practice or lessons learnt. Authors should seek to clarify the relevance of your manuscript to health knowledge services, and health information and library services workers. We welcome manuscripts in the following areas: • Identifying health information needs, understanding health information behaviour • Information retrieval in health and biomedicine • Information literacy for professionals and the public • Management of health information programmes and services • Mobilising health knowledge & evidence • Information systems design and architecture, health informatics & models of service delivery • Education and training of health library and information workers • Social care information services • Knowledge translation services • Research support services, research data management, open data, big data • Health and biomedical nomenclatures, vocabularies, terminologies, ontologies and taxonomies • Bibliometric/altmetric studies of a specific health topic, or aspect of impact. The core journal readership comprises members of the CILIP Health Libraries Group. We welcome a broad scope of submissions but encourage authors to consult with the editorial team if you need advice on whether your manuscript meets the above criteria.
Sponsoring Association(s)
Health Libraries Group (HLG)
Publisher Name
Wiley-Blackwell
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