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  • Academic health centers, CTSA hubs, and hospital libraries face funding constraints, requiring efficient resource allocation.
  • Librarians are adapting by re-evaluating service models and user needs to address the demand to 'do more with less'.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and advocate for the use of CTS Personas as a tool for hospital librarians.
  • To demonstrate how personas can inform the development and delivery of library services and spaces.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing the CTS Personas project, which profiles twelve employees and two patients involved in translational science.
  • Analyzing persona profiles to identify user motivations, goals, pain points, wants, and needs.

Main Results:

  • Persona insights can guide the design of software tools and educational services for library users.
  • Understanding user profiles enables targeted advertising and promotion of library offerings.
  • Persona data supports the creation of impactful and collaborative library environments.

Conclusions:

  • CTS Personas offer a valuable framework for hospital librarians to meet diverse user needs effectively.
  • Implementing persona-driven strategies can enhance library service relevance and impact within academic health settings.