Browsing Waterloo Research by Author "Hutchinson, Rebecca"
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Academic Status Institutional Comparisons Report
Hale, Jordan; Hutchinson, Rebecca; Weaver, Kari D. (Librarians' and Archivists' Association of the University of Waterloo, 2020-03)This report was distributed to Librarians' and Archivists' Association of the University of Waterloo members in advance of consultations pertaining to a potential change in employment status. -
Choosing Healthcare Options by Involving Canada's Elderly: a protocol for the CHOICE realist synthesis project on engaging older persons in healthcare decision-making
Elliott, Jacobi Brianne; McNeil, Heather; Boscart, Veronique M.; Heckman, George A.; Hutchinson, Rebecca; Hedley, Margaret; Glouberman, Sholom; Judd, Maria; Stolee, Paul (British Medical Association Journal, 2015-11-01)Introduction: While patient and citizen engagement has been recognised as a crucial element in healthcare reform, limited attention has been paid to how best to engage seniors-the fastest growing segment of the population ... -
The Evolving Role of Liaison Librarians: Supporting Researchers in the Systematic Review Process
Stapleton, Jackie; Gordon, Shannon; Davies, Marian; Hutchinson, Rebecca (2014-06-16)From the summer of 2013 to early 2014, four University of Waterloo librarians surveyed Health Sciences faculty and PhD students to gather data on their current and future systematic review work. Data provided insight into ... -
Report on Transformative Agreements
Byl, Lauren; Chee, Mike; Davies, Marian; Hale, Jordan; Harding, Tom; Hutchinson, Rebecca; Mancia, Cynthia (Waterloo Library Collection Strategy Committee's Transformative Agreements Working Group, 2022)This report was prepared for the University of Waterloo Library's Collection Strategy Committee to describe the current landscape of non-traditional publishing agreements between academic libraries and publishers. In ... -
Systematic Reviews and the Evolving Role of Librarians
Davies, Marian; Gordon, Shannon; Hutchinson, Rebecca (2014-01-29)The demand for systematic reviews (SR) in research intensive health related departments is rapidly increasing, and academic librarians have the expertise necessary to support these comprehensive reviews. In summer 2013, ...