25th Anniversary Celebratory Issue: Health Information & Libraries Journal: Vol 25, No s1

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Health Information & Libraries Journal: Volume 25, Issue s1

Special Issue:25th Anniversary Celebratory Issue

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25th Anniversary Celebratory Issue

Guest Editorial

Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

The Evolution of the Journal

From kitchen table to electronic editorial office: the evolution of the journal

Analysis of throughput over 25 years

Reflections from the editors: a triptych

2008 Onwards

Celebrating a 25-year partnership

25 Years of Learning and Teaching in Action

Learning and Teaching Retrospective

Practitioner commentary on: Fridén, K. The librarian as a teacher: experiences from a problem-based setting. Health Libraries Review 1996, 13, 3–7

Current status and future prospects

25 Years of Information Technology in Libraries

Information Technology: Retrospective

Practitioner Commentary on Toth B, Muir Gray JA, Fraser V, Ward R. National electronic Library for Health: progress and prospects. Health Libraries Review 2000, 17, 46–50*

Challenges for the next 25 years

25 Years of Using Evidence in Practice

Using Evidence in Practice: Retrospective

Practitioner commentary on Garfield E. The impact of health information delivery on the quality of patient care: whither medical information science? Health libraries review 1985, 2 (4), 159–169*

Current status and future prospects

Widening Panoramas: Incorporating Health Informatics and International Perspectives

Widening Panoramas: Retrospective

Practitioner Commentary on: Hoppenbrouwer, J. & Kanyengo, C.W. Current access to health information in Zambia: a survey of selected health institutions. Health Information and Libraries Journal 2007, 24, 246–256

Widening panoramas: current status and future prospects

Future Perspectives

Ubiquitous but unfinished: grand challenges for information retrieval

Future of academic and health libraries: personal perspectives

Viva the revolution

A National Health Knowledge Network to support the patient journey

Future visions for continuing professional development in health librarianship: an Australian perspective

Some Views from Our Readers

Some Views from Our Readers

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Practitioner Commentary on Toth B, Muir Gray JA, Fraser V, Ward R. National electronic Library for Health: progress and prospects. Health Libraries Review 2000, 17, 46–50 *

Practitioner commentary on Garfield E. The impact of health information delivery on the quality of patient care: whither medical information science? Health libraries review 1985, 2 (4), 159–169 *