“Library Involvement and Librarian Roles in DNP Education: Supporting Information Needs of Nursing Practice Doctoral Programs” by Amanda Datesman, MLIS, RN, AHIIP
Amanda Datesman, who serves as the library's liaison to the School of Nursing, recently presented her research at the Mid-Atlantic and Southern chapters of the Medical Library Association in Charleston, South Carolina. Her study examined the crucial role of libraries and librarians in Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) education, highlighting opportunities to incorporate library resources into the curriculum, enhance information literacy, and support evidence-based practice. The presentation encouraged collaboration between librarians and nursing educators and discussed innovative methods to utilize library services to meet DNP program requirements.
Her presentation garnered significant interest, as demonstrated by the numerous questions she received during the Q&A session. To reach Amanda, please email her at arg5g@virginia.edu.
“Library Involvement and Librarian Roles in DNP Education: Supporting Information Needs of Nursing Practice Doctoral Programs” by Amanda Datesman, MLIS, RN, AHIIP
Amanda Datesman, who serves as the library's liaison to the School of Nursing, recently presented her research at the Mid-Atlantic and Southern chapters of the Medical Library Association in Charleston, South Carolina. Her study examined the crucial role of libraries and librarians in Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) education, highlighting opportunities to incorporate library resources into the curriculum, enhance information literacy, and support evidence-based practice. The presentation encouraged collaboration between librarians and nursing educators and discussed innovative methods to utilize library services to meet DNP program requirements.
Her presentation garnered significant interest, as demonstrated by the numerous questions she received during the Q&A session. To reach Amanda, please email her at arg5g@virginia.edu.