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SARS and Information Policy : Emerging Roles for Information Practitioners

Seto, Iva (2006) SARS and Information Policy : Emerging Roles for Information Practitioners. Delivered at Canadian Library Association Conference 2006, Ottawa, Ontario (Canada). Presentation.

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Abstract

This poster session looks at creation of an information pollicy in a public health crisis. Trained professionals are needed to manage and secure the large databases needed in tracking the origin and spread of a disease in a population. The amount of information required and collected for analysis necessitates advanced information organization skills and database management skills.

Keywords:SARS, information policy, library education
Subjects:B. Information use and sociology of information. > BF. Information policy
G. Industry, profession and education.
ID Code:6745
Deposited By:Morrison, Heather G
Deposited On:24 July 2006
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