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Andrew
Booth

Andrew
Booth is Reader in Evidence Based Information Practice at the University
of Sheffield. Founder of the International conference series in
evidence based librarianship, co-editor of the only handbook on
the topic and prolific author on all aspects of evidence based practice
his recent interests have turned to the role of qualitative research
in informing policy and practice.
User
and Practitioner Narratives from Qualitative Research: Are they
an Antidote to Evidence Based Library and Information Practice?
Ask
any information professional about influences that shape their services
and they will attest to the power of user views and practitioner
perspectives. Is there a danger that these are neglected in the
prevailing climate of evidence based library and information practice?
This presentation provides a balanced discussion on the value of
qualitative research in delivering appropriate services.
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