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1WT&E, NHS England, Leeds, UK.
Health Information and Libraries Journal
|October 19, 2023
Summary
This project created a centralized
Area of Science:
- Health Workforce Training and Education
- Knowledge Management
- Information Science
Background:
- The Health Education England (now NHS England Workforce Training and Education) sought to improve independent access to information and resources.
- The Knowledge Management team required more time to focus on specialized services.
- A need existed for a consolidated platform for accessing educational materials and evidence.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a user-friendly 'Quick links' page for accessing health education information.
- To empower individuals to independently find resources and evidence.
- To optimize Knowledge Management team's capacity by streamlining resource accessibility.
Main Methods:
- Consolidation of diverse information, resources, and training materials.
- Development of a single, accessible 'Quick links' webpage.
- Focus on user-centric design for independent information retrieval.
Main Results:
- A centralized 'Quick links' page was successfully implemented.
- Improved accessibility of information, resources, and further training opportunities.
- Facilitated independent learning and skill development for users.
Conclusions:
- The 'Quick links' page effectively supports independent information seeking in health education.
- The initiative enhanced user autonomy in knowledge acquisition.
- Streamlined resource access allowed for better allocation of Knowledge Management team resources.
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