The Irish Health Sciences Libraries Group, in association with the Health Research Board, has the honour of inviting you to the EAHIL Workshop 2009 in Dublin, Ireland.

Theme:  Working with Others: Explore, Engage, Extend!
Join us in the historic setting of Dublin Castle, as we explore the theme of collaborative work, engage with other health information professionals and extend our skills and knowledge as we learn to work beyond the borders of the health library.

Abstract Submission:  The call for posters and abstracts is now open. Further detail available on www.eahil2009.ie

Deadline: 17 October 2008

We are eager to make this event a 'workshop' in the real sense of the word.  Most definitions of ‘workshop’ include an element of discussion, an exchange of ideas, and interaction between all delegates. 

For the EAHIL Workshop 2009, the International Programme IPC will be looking for facilitated and interactive workshop sessions aimed at smaller groups.  The programme will also include a number of plenary papers.  Further details and guidelines will be posted on the EAHIL mailing list and on the EAHIL Workshop website www.eahil2009.ie in August 2008.

Venue: Dublin Castle Dublin, Ireland

Louise Farragher (Chair, Local Organising Committee)

Health Research Board
Knockmaun House
42-47 Lower Mount Street Dublin 2, Ireland

lfarragher@hrb.ie
Tel: +353 (0)1 2345 159

Paul Murphy (Chair, International Programme Committee)

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
123 St Stephens Green
Dublin 2, Ireland

pauljmurphy@rcsi.ie

EAHIL 2009 Local Organising Committee Project Management Website hslg.updatelog.com/login

EAHIL:

The European Association for Health Information and Libraries (Eahil) is a thriving organisation with more than 400 members from around 25 European countries. EAHIL was constituted on August 18, 1987.

However, from 1st January 2006, EAHIL is taking a bold step forward, and personal membership will become FREE to all bona fide, professionally active medical and healthcare librarians and information workers in Europe. Join EAHIL today!

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