The 2019 LIHNN Christmas Study Day took place at The Studio, Manchester on the 10 December.
Keynote Speakers
David Stewart (Director of Healthcare Libraries North and CILIP President 2019) and Amy Clancy (Graduate Library and Knowledge Services Trainee)
The Director of Health Libraries North Award
This was awarded to Mary Hill (The Christie NHS Foundation Trust) and Gil Young (Health Education England)
LIHNN Quality Improvement Awards
Gold Award: LEAN Library - Helen Kiely and Erica Hateley (Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust)
Silver Award: Menopause Task and Finish Group – Susan Smith (Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
Bronze Award: Lessons Learned – Mary Hill (The Christie NHS Foundation Trust)
The LIHNN Quality Improvement Awards – Three Minutes of Mayhem
Winner: Jargon busters – Paula Elliott (Bolton NHS Foundation Trust)
Runners Up:
Audio feedback – Matt Holland (Library & Knowledge Service for NHS Ambulance Services in England - LKS ASE)
Training on research – Helen Kiely (Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust)
HIS Bulletin – Yvonne Stubbington (St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust)
LEAP – Dawn Grundy (University of Bolton)
Chiji and focus games – Susan Smith (Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
Learning and Improvement Hub – Sheila Marsh (North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust)
Supporting live events – Susan Smith (Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
The LIHNN Christmas Quiz 2019 (PowerPoint and pdf plus answer sheet and answers)
Happy Christmas from the LIHNN Groups
Feedback
"This was my first Christmas Study Day and it was wonderful meeting new people and seeing what others are up to in their libraries."
"Definitely recommending some of the initiatives we saw during the presentations"
"Create a 'tweet bank' , investigate PIKTOCHART and bring the idea of Library Jargon busters to our next team meeting for discussion"
"Was great to hear about what other people are doing- lots of exciting new stuff coming for health libs"
"I will be mindful of Mary Hill's advice that the right timing and location is needed for something to be successful"
Updated 17 December 2019
