Elizabeth Kreiter

academic librarian | information literacy | RDM | in pursuit of perfectly steeped tea and a well-trained dog | she/her/hers

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

It’s Day 4 of #ESICanada! Trying to pick which breakout sessions to attend is like choosing which booktalk to go to when all of them feature your favourite authors and are also handing out ARCs. (An analogy with limited reach but people who care about ES probably relate.)

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Today’s sessions of #ESICanada collided two of my professional worlds together. Evidence synthesis met research data management and it was glorious.

In other news, I remain in awe of the amount of content the instructors can cover in half-hour segments. #goals

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

🌟 the search is the data

🤯

(I’m still coming to grips with the level of responsibility and also data management implications of this one)

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

#ESICanada Day 2! Today’s agenda includes how to have productive conversations with research teams and I so ready for this.

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

🌟 transparency is key at all times and in all things: everything from who is responsible for what, to what decisions were made when

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

Day 1 done and dusted. Can’t wait for Day 2.

I think I need to plan more snacks, though… Anyone else get really hungry after a brain workout?
#ESICanada

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

Somewhere between the last time I posted and now two months disappeared and I received the invitation to take part in #ESICanada.

Day 1 today!

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I think the theme of the week is going to be, “I didn’t know how much I don’t know!” Only an hour in and already had my mind blown several times.

Good thing I packed snacks today!

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

Just sent in my application for the Evidence Synthesis Institute being presented by @CAPALacbes and @UVicLib.🤞🏻 Mid-August feels very far away!

#ESICanada #EvidenceSynthesis

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@ZapTheLibrarian @UVicLib @CAPALacbes Just sent in my application! 🤞🏻 Now to wait and see 🤞🏻

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

I’m looking for #SystematicReview training opportunities, and I’m seeing a lot that focusses on researchers and not a lot that focusses on librarians.
BUT I have found a few, and I would love to hear what you think:
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#medlibs #LibraryTwitter

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

Did I dither over minute differences? Or did I thoroughly investigate all available options?

Either way, I submitted a Pro-D funds plan that should see me through to 2026, so I’m counting it a win.

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

Collaborating on three research projects at different stages in completely unrelated fields, on the same day, makes for a very good day.

[Reason #537 why I became a librarian: I am very curious and also easily bored.]

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

@MedLibAssn Thanks @MedLibAssn! I appreciate the help!

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

@UMichLibrary @MedLibAssn Thanks, @UMichLibrary! Would you recommend taking the #medlibSRSS program before your course, or would yours work as a stand-alone for a relative beginner?

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What other opportunities am I overlooking? Has anyone taken or taught the ones I’ve listed? Any and all input gratefully received!
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#medlibs #SystematicReview #LibraryTwitter

[Elizabeth Kreiter @eskreiter]

I can’t forget to mention the Evidence Synthesis Institute Canada, funded by @UVicLib and supported by @CAPALacbes. I do plan to apply, but I’m investigating all options because space is limited and demand will be high!
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#EvidenceSynthesis #ESICanada

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