Program

10th Asia Pacific Special, Health and Law Librarians' Conference

Adelaide Convention Centre,
Adelaide, South Australia
24-27 August 2003

Programme

Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday

Concurrent Sessions 1A | 1B | 1C | 2A | 2B | 2C | 3A | 3B | 3C | 4A | 4B | 4C | 4D | 5A | 5B | 5C

Sunday 24 August 2003

5.30-7.30pm

Welcome Reception
Adelaide Convention Centre

Monday 25 August 2003

9.00 am	Opening Ceremony
9.30 am	Opening Keynote Speaker Marianne Broadbent, Group Vice President and Gartner Fellow
10.30 am	Morning Tea
11.00 am	CONCURRENT SESSIONS
	1A DIGITAL LIBRARIES
	Creating Digital Libraries: a Model for Digital Library Development Amanda Magnussen, IP Australia, Canberra
	Through the looking GLASS : the path to a successful inter-library loan consortium Lyn Nasir, Office of the Director of Equal Opportunity in Public Employment* , Marian Moore, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Sydney, Fairlie Stanish, NSW Teachers Federation, Sydney, Gayle Blayney, Energy Australia, Sydney and Irene Petch, Combined Corporate Services Unit, Research & Information Service, Sydney
	Creating Digital Futures Together: Collaboration between the National Library and Australian libraries. Roxanne Missingham, Resource Sharing Branch, National Library of Australia
	1B PROFESSIONAL FUTURES
	Yes, we're special - but how special? The futures of corporate information management. Sue Myburgh, Program Director, Knowledge Management, School of Communication, Information and New Media, University of South Australia, Adelaide.
	Two different approaches to mentoring new library and information professionals: Chardonnay or Shiraz? Dr Gillian Hallam, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Carol Newton-Smith, University of Western Australia, Perth and Chris Gissing ourbrisbane.com
	Library and information science education for the Knowledge Age: Update on this important ALIA Project Christine McKenzie, ALIA
	1C PORTALS & SERVICE
	Librarians and electronic document management - a learning curve Judy Thompson, Project Manager and Necia Agnew, Information Specialist, Information Solutions Group, Corporate Division, Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, Canberra
	So, an Engineer, a Lawyer and a Librarian Go Into a Subject Gateway ... or Engaging Your User Community in a Virtual Environment Nicole Clark, Coordinator, Australasian Virtual Engineering Library and Barbara Thorsen, Manager, Walter Harrison Law Library, University of Queensland Library, Brisbane
	Just browsing thanks: subject access to CSIRO's web Cynthia Love, CSIRO
	Streamlining the Daily News Clippings Process Norma Tovey, Maxus Australia, Melbourne, Lucy Caminschi, Worksafe WA Perth and Stephen Cayless, Library Technology Solutions Fremantle, WA*
12.30 pm	Lunch & Publishers Sessions
2.00 pm	CONCURRENT SESSIONS
	2A LEGAL ISSUES
	Both sides now Francis Johns, Sydney
	Privacy and IT issues for information professionals Kent Grey, Partner, Minter Ellison Lawyers, Adelaide
	Textbooks and the Reproduction of a Discipline Dr Mark Israel, Reader in Law and Criminology, Flinders University, Adelaide
	2B INFORMATION EVALUATION
	Enhancing end user searching of HealthInsite Jill Buckley Smith*, Prue Deacon, Stephanie Tow, Russell Kindervater, HealthInsite Editorial Team, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, Canberra
	More than a collection of electronic resources? A look at health libraries in the era of CIAP Gillian Wood. NSW Health Department, Sydney
	Quality Criteria Models Used to Evaluate Health Websites June Anderson and Rosetta Manaszewicz, School of Information Management and Systems, Monash University, Melbourne*
	2C SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS
	Shared Funding of Teaching Hospital Libraries: Developing a Formula Bronia Renison, Townsville Health Service District, Townsville and John McKinlay, James Cook University, Townsville*
	Implementing library service agreements: The experience of Australian health libraries Lindsay Harris, Library Manager and Sue Rockliff, Senior Librarian, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital & Health Service, Adelaide*
	The information specialist in the clinical team: Building expertise in evidence-based healthcare Ruth Foxlee, Librarian, University of Queensland Library, Brisbane
3.30 pm	Afternoon Tea
4.00 pm	Keynote Speaker: Law Richard Susskind, UK (By videoconference)
5.00 pm	Close of Sessions
5.30 - 7.00	State Library of South Australia Tour & Cocktails

Tuesday 26 August 2003

8.15am	Publishers' Sessions
9.00 am	Keynote Speaker : Health Linda Watson, Director of Health Services Library, University of Virginia
10.00 am	Morning Tea
10.30 am	CONCURRENT SESSIONS
	3A REMOTE USERS & TRAINING
	Community-based users: a neglected species? The Southern Health (SH) experience Marijana Bacic*, Deputy Librarian and Andrew Rooke, Chief Librarian, Southern Health Library Network, Monash Medical Centre - Clayton Campus, Melbourne
	Cheap and Easy Ways To Be Everyone's Personal Trainer : Tried and Tested Options For Producing Library Tutorials Using Audio And Video Sue Porter and Jason Schimming, La Trobe University Library, Melbourne
	Travel, training and "warmware": critical success factors for utilising the Queensland Health Clinicians' Knowledge Network at a distance Janet Iffinger, Rural Information Network Librarian, Health Sciences Library, Rockhampton
	3B TRAINING LAWYERS
	Teach Yourself Legal Research: an Online Tutorial Lynette Falconer, Associate Law Librarian and Yvonne Wilcox, Senior Librarian, University of New South Wales Law Library
	Computer researching - Training judges in the Federal Court Imelda Payne & Angela Fassoulas, Federal Court of Australia
	Training as Library Customer Service - Libraries and Learning Should Go Hand-in-Hand, but Who has a Handy Training Theory ? Jan Harrison, Librarian, Sparke Helmore Solicitors, Sydney
	3C EVIDENCE-BASED HEALTH
	A Career Opportunity: Clinical Specialist Librarian Ann Andrew, Central Gippsland Health Service, Sale, Victoria
	A pilot application of the Value Toolkit: assessing the impact of information services to clinicians in regional Queensland Patrick O'Connor, Manager, Library & Information Services, Queensland Health, Rockhampton and Margie Wallin, District Librarian, Queensland Health, Mackay, Queensland
	Librarians, Doctors and Ward Rounds: Interesting findings from the NICS Clinical Evidence Researcher Study Ruth M Sladek, Researcher, NICS Clinical Evidence Researcher Study, Carole Pinnock, Principal Research Scientist, and Paddy Phillips, Head of Medicine, Repatriation General Hospital, Adelaide*
	Evidence Based Practice and Information Literacy: a Perfect Partnership Karen Joc, Biological and Health Sciences Library Service, University of Queensland Library
12.00 pm	Lunch & Publishers Sessions
2.00 pm	PLENARY SESSION Lesle Symes Memorial Lecture
3.00 pm	AGMs
3.45 pm	Afternoon Tea
3.45 - 5.30 pm	Library Tours and/or Facilitated Open Discussions
7.30 pm	Conference Dinner Adelaide Convention Centre

Wednesday 27 August 2003

8.15 am	Publishers Sessions
9.00 am	Keynote Speaker David Snowden, Director of IBM's Cynefin Centre for Organisational Complexity
10.00 am	Morning Tea
10.30 am	CONCURRENT SESSIONS
	4A KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
	Culture, Collaboration and Competition Sue Myburgh, University of South Australia
	Applying knowledge management in law firm alliances Heather Carine, Information Services Manager, Hunt & Hunt Lawyers, Adelaide
	Sharing knowledge: a key to lift up people life through science Tjempaka Sari Hartomo and Rosa Widyawan, Indonesian Institutes of Sciences, Jakarta, Indonesia*
	4B LEGAL PUBLISHING SESSION This panel chaired by Helen Wallace, ALLG National Publishers' Liaison Representative, explores the future directions of legal publishing
	4C BEST PRACTICE
	Accountability and Accreditation for Special Libraries: It can be done! Brigitte Glockner, Senior Librarian, Women's and Children's Health Service, Perth
	Reviewing Your Future Patricia Aguado, Manager, Gardiner Library Service, Hunter Health and Leanne Cummings, Manager Library Services, Queensland Police Service
	Creating a Vision - Determining our Future: a case study in building, developing and adapting a special library Louise Arkles, Philanthropy Australia, Melbourne
	4D PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT
	What can we do for you? - embracing new business in a competitive library world Jane Bishop, External Services Librarian and Miriam Saunders, DLS-SA (Defence Library Services) Manager, DSTO Research Library, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Edinburgh, South Australia
	Relocating Your Library Dr Suzanne Lewis*, Librarian, Central Coast Health, Gosford, NSW and Ms Lisa Cotter, Information Services Officer (Librarian), University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW
	Knowledge Services: The New Information Professional in the New Information Profession. Guy St. Clair
12.00 pm	Lunch & Publishers Sessions
2.00 pm	CONCURRENT SESSIONS
	5A COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE
	The Competitive Intelligence Panel session will explore CI from three different angles: the content provider, the researcher and the information manager. Richard Griffiths, Managing Director, Capital Monitor, will outline the competitive intelligence market. Kitty Delaney, Director of Delaney Woods & Associates, an independent information consulting group, will discuss researching competitive intelligence and what distinguishes CI research from other business research. Brad McGrath from Trimagic Software will discuss how competitive intelligence software is being utilised, and its potential.
	5B CUSTOMER SERVICE
	Targeting our clients : the development of information and library service products for agricultural extension officers in NSW Agriculture Sally C. Anderson, Librarian, NSW Agriculture, Trangie, NSW
	Just for You - Just in Time: customer service in a specialised government library Helen Hennessy, Manager, Library & Information Services, Office for the Commissioner for Public Employment, Adelaide
	Information Literacy in Practice in a Small Specialist Library Environment: the Australian Consumers Association Katherine Raper, Australian Consumers Association
	5C CHANGE MANAGEMENT
	Shifting Sands - the ideal foundation for a successful Library & Information Service Cate Dawson, Manager, Library & Information Services, Multiple Sclerosis Society of New South Wales, Sydney
	Courting Change: The Federal Court's response to the need to manage information arising from Native Title claims. Petal Kinder and Narelle Graefe, Federal Court of Australia
	Dragging your Organisation into the 21st Century: Introducing Online Services the Hard Way: A Case Study Di Thompson, Librarian, Legal Services Commission of SA, Adelaide
3.30 pm	Afternoon Tea
4.00 pm	Closing Keynote Speaker Simon Tupman
5.00 pm	Closing Remarks and Farewell

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