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Lifelong learning for nurses-building a strong future
Cheryl R Dee1, Patricia Reynolds
1a San Jose State University School of Library and Information Science , San Jose , California , USA.
Abstract:
Lifelong learning is a key issue for the nursing profession. The literature reports effective collaboration between nurses and health sciences librarians to develop evidence-based programs for hospital staff nurses. In this collaboration the nurse provides the real-time practice issues and the health sciences librarian provides the expertise to retrieve the information from the literature. This column presents a current overview of the participation of health sciences librarians, particularly hospital librarians, in the development of programs and resources for nurses' lifelong learning.
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