IFMH Commissioning Study Day - Presentations now available

The presentations from the IFMH study day on commissioning are now available.  Please see our study day pages for further details.

Joint HLG Wales & IFMH Study Day: "Thinking About The Business Of Change" - Presentations Available

A joint HLG Wales and IFMH Study Day took place on Friday 8th May 2009 in Cardiff. The day included the hot topics of change management and business planning for library and information services. Presentations from the day are available here.

IFMH Study Days Archive

A full archive of all the study days IFMH has run is now available on this website. Details of the days include list of speakers and presentations to download where available.

New IFMH-MEMBERS Discussion List

Please note that IFMH has a new Jiscmail discussion list for its members: “IFMH-MEMBERS”.  This replaces the former email discussion list: ifmhmembers@yahoogroups.com.  For further details, please see the discussion list page.

IFMH session at the 2008 Health Libraries Group Conference, Cardiff.
IFMH ran a session at the 2008 HLG Conference in Cardiff on Monday 21st July 2008. The session, entitled "Changing rooms: designing an Information and Library Service for the future", was presented by Ray Phillips from the Information and Library Service at the King's Fund.  For the abstract and presentation, please see our study day pages.

Presentations from Study Day: "SUCCESS IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT" - an informative and practical workshop for those wanting to improve their project management skills.

Libraries for Nursing (LfN), Information for Management in Healthcare (IFMH) and Health Libraries Group (HLG) recently ran a joint Study Day on project management, at the University of Salford.  Presentations from the day are available from the study day pages.

IFM Healthcare is pleased to announce that it is sponsoring, Anita Pearson, a disabilities social worker and Machteld Olthof, a physiotherapist/occupational therapist, who are VSO volunteers in the Kunene Region of Namibia. Anita and Machteld work together with their Namibian colleagues to improve support for people with disabilities. The sponsorship from IFM Healthcare will enable them to produce a training manual and other training materials for social workers, physiotherapists and medical rehabilitation workers to help them structure and organise community based rehabilitation training in an area of Namibia where there are limited resources and budgets. For more details, including photographs and a report on the project, click here.