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Info-RN: a Newsletter for Nurses
Spring 2013

Meeting the Information Needs of Winnipeg's Nurses

 
From the Editor|

Nursing: A Leading Force for Change was the theme for this year's National Nurses week. This issue of Info-RN carries this theme forward by providing resources and tools for nurses to help drive and manage change, whether it be health policy, patient care, or personal. To start your journey we've provided a selection of resourses exploring nursing and change. For those who wish to change policy or procedure, we've highlighted the Health Sciences Libraries Toolkit for Health Planning and Administration, the Mini-Toolkit for Lean Management, AHEAD, an alert service for healthcare decision makers, and WIHI, a free online audio program from the Insitute of Healthcare Improvement.  The delivery of patient care/education is also changing. Learn about delivering culturally competent patient care with our featured DVD and patient education with graphic novels. Leading, managing, and coping with change can be stressful; avoid burnout with our featured books. In this issue you will also read about Read by QxMD, a new way to access journal articles and help us welcome Lisa Demczuk to her new role as the new Faculty of Nursing Liaison Librarian.  

Image courtesy of David Castillo Dominici / FreeDigitalPhotos.net

 
News|
Resources for Nursing and Change
May 10, 2013 2:00 PM

A selection of resources exploring nursing and change in a variety of formats, from the University of Manitoba Health Sciences Libraries.
 
Toolkit and Mini-Toolkit for Health Planning and Administration
May 10, 2013 11:53 AM

Look to our new Toolkit and Mini-Toolkit to help you find resources for health planning and administration.
 
AHEAD - Alert for Healthcare Decision-Makers
May 10, 2013 11:31 AM

A bi-weekly alert for healthcare decision-makers from the University of Manitoba Health Sciences Libraries
 
New Nursing Liaison Librarian
May 10, 2013 11:28 AM

Lisa Demczuk is the new Liaison Librarian for the University of Manitoba Faculty of Nursing.
 
Read by QxMD: Putting information in your hands – literally!
May 10, 2013 11:25 AM

Read by QxMD is a free application for your iPhone and iPad that seamlessly allows you to access the full text of University of Manitoba Health Sciences Libraries journals.
 
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University of Manitoba Libraries|

The Health Sciences Libraries support the teaching, research, and patient care activities of the staff and students of the Faculties of Dentistry, Medicine, and the Schools of Dental Hygiene and Medical Rehabilitation.

The Elizabeth Dafoe Library supports the research, study, and teaching requirements of the staff and students of the Faculty of Nursing. Other faculties served by the Elizabeth Dafoe Library include the Faculties of Art, Education, Human Ecology, Physical Education and Recreational Studies, and Social Work.

Working with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, the University of Manitoba provides library services to Winnipeg hospitals and longterm care centres. The Health Sciences Libraries now include the Neil John Maclean Health Sciences Library (Health Sciences Centre), and the libraries of Concordia, Grace, Seven Oaks, St. BonifaceVictoria, Deer Lodge Centre, Misercordia Health Centre and the virtual library at Riverview Health Centre.

The Health Sciences Libraries and the Elizabeth Dafoe Library offer a wide range of services — including document delivery, literature searches, and training — and provide access to an extensive collection of monographs, journals, videos, and health databases.

 

 
Publication Information|

Info-RN is an electronic newsletter of the University of Manitoba Libraries dedicated to informing nurses in Winnipeg of services or resources that will help them access quality health information.  Info-RN is published three times a year by the University of Manitoba Health Sciences Libraries . Comments, questions, or letters to the editor should be addressed to: njm_ref@umanitoba.ca 

Editor: Melissa Raynard, Concordia Hospital Library 
Regular Contributors: Lisa Demczuk, Christine Shaw-Daigle, Lori Giles-Smith, Angela Osterreicher, Andrea Szwajcer, Kerry MacDonald, Laurie Blanchard, Carol Cooke, Mę-Linh Lę.

 

Featured Books


Books for Avoiding Burnout

 
Featured DVD/Videos


Patient Beliefs and Culturally Competent Nursing Care

 

 
eResources

 
WIHI  - a free audio program from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement

 

 
For Your Patient


Kapow! Zwosh! Craaack! - Graphic Novels and Patient Education

 

 
Nursing Quote


“Nurses may not be angels, but they are the next best thing.”
 
– Anonymous Patient

 
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