Health Information and Libraries Journal

Partnerships in practice: partnership working in health library information services
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: Childs S.; Dobbins S.

How to create successful partnerships—a review of the literature
pp. 3-19(17)
Authors: Wildridge V.; Childs S.; Cawthra L.; Madge B.

Community partnerships for health information training: medical librarians working with health-care professionals and consumers in Tennessee
pp. 20-26(7)
Authors: Stephenson P.L.; Green B.F.; Wallace R.L.; Earl M.F.; Orick J.T.; Taylor M.V.

Helping the public ‘Discover Health’ in their local library. Providing health information in public libraries: a partnership approach in Scotland
pp. 27-32(6)
Authors: Henry E.; Marley L.

Creation and development of an All-Wales Health Library Catalogue
pp. 33-38(6)
Authors: John J.; Wright H.M.

All for one, one for all: collaboration between NHS and Higher Education in establishing provision of a multi-disciplinary, hospital-based library and information services
pp. 39-45(7)
Authors: Black C.; Bury R.

Partnership working in the production of clinical guidelines
pp. 46-51(6)
Authors: Keating L.; Carter H.; Darwent M.; Bateman S.; Mackay D.M.; Pullinger R.

Developing integrated knowledge services for NHS Scotland: managing continuity and transition within a new collaborative dynamic
pp. 52-54(3)
Author: Wales A.

A joined-up approach: how England's National electronic Library for Health (NeLH) is working with librarians
pp. 55-57(3)
Author: Turner A.

An unlikely grouping? The vision of CHILL. Co-operation between independent health libraries in London
pp. 58-61(4)
Authors: Craig T.; Norman F.

Information partnerships building a health gateway—HealthInsite
pp. 62-64(3)
Authors: Deacon P.; Smith J.B.