It's Great Up North took place in Harrogate on the 6-7 June 2019. The programme for day 2 of the event is below with links to presentations where available.
Friday 7 June 2019
Three Minutes of Mayhem
Julie Potter - Library Assistant Study Days - Winner of best 3 minutes of mayhem
Rebecca Arnold - Roddy the elf: the next chapter
Maria Grant - How to Become More Confident in Communicating Our Work
Claire Masterman - Project Choice
Maria Simões / Ryan Ford - Popping-up across Leeds: taking the library to where the user is
30 Second Posters
See It's Great Up North - Posters, Bake Off, Exhibitors and Winners
Parallel Sessions - Presentations
Sinead English - Promoting the health and wellbeing benefits of our library service - Winner of best conference session
Helen Curtis - Please could we paint your pebbles? Art students in the hospital
Carl Challinor - Improving delivery of healthy messages via innovative presentation and utilisation of health promotion resources
Emily Hurt - The Professional Doctorate - the journey from imposter syndrome to inner smile
Jane Roberts & Rebecca Stansfield - Supporting Tissue Viability Nurses
Rachel Steele - Working with Cochrane and supporting systematic reviews
Sue Steele - Helping terrified GP Trainees interpret healthcare statistics
Lisa Dransfield - Harvesting the Knowledge of Foundation Year 1 Doctors
Dom Gilroy - Practicing what we preach: Examples of the use of KM techniques by HEE Library and Knowledge Service Leads
Daniel Froste - Knowledge Management for apprentices at Barnsley Hospital
Claire Bradshaw - Resilience
Parallel Sessions – Workshops
Emily Hurt - Overcoming barriers to starting research
Sue Steele - Using quiz apps in teaching sessions
Samantha Gavaghan, Sylvia Hughes, Claire Masterman, Rachel Steele and Joanne Naughton - Health literacy: it affects us all, all of the time and we can do something about it!
Lisa Jenkinson - Patients and Patience
Suzanne Wilson - How can health librarians support strategic change?
Claire Bradshaw - Street Wisdom
Closing Session
Keynote 3 - Information literacy and learning for health and wellbeing: Jane Secker, Senior Lecturer Educational Development, City, University of London and Lisa Jeskins, Independent Consultant
Prizes for bake off, posters, minutes of mayhem, quiz and best conference session – David Stewart
