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Technological trends in Swedish medical libraries
Malin Ekstrand1, Love Strandberg2
1The Swedish School of Sports and Health Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden.
Swedish medical libraries are rapidly advancing technologically. This study explores current and future tech trends like AI and big data, offering a roadmap for continued innovation in information services.
Area of Science:
- Library and Information Science
- Health Informatics
- Technology Management
Background:
- Swedish medical libraries are highly digitized and technologically advanced.
- Rapid development necessitates continuous adaptation to new technologies.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate current and future technological trends in Swedish medical libraries.
- To explore the application of these technologies across library activities.
- To propose a roadmap for enhancing technological development.
Main Methods:
- Literature review of current technological trends.
- Analysis of technology adoption in library activities.
- Roadmap development based on identified trends and needs.
Main Results:
- Current trends include digital collaboration, mobile technologies, and visualization.
- Upcoming trends encompass artificial intelligence, big data, and smart technologies.
- Technology application varies between academic and hospital libraries.
Conclusions:
- Medical libraries must actively monitor, test, and adopt new technologies.
- Proactive technological integration is crucial for maintaining relevance.
- Divergent preconditions require tailored approaches for different library types.
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