Develop and coordinate library liaison, marketing and outreach materials.
Create publicity on campus regarding library services using online and print media.
Plan, implement and coordinate outreach activities using outreach and promotion plans.
Lead and implement efforts to market and promote library services to students, faculty and administration.
Collaborate with academic departments and student groups to assess the quality of library services and evaluate potential service needs of the campus community.
Cultivate partnerships with on-campus departments and/or individual clients.
Create an environment for open communication between the Library and designated departments, either through a liaison or outreach contact.
Promote awareness of library services, collection resources, and developments in information management and how these can improve education, research, and patient care.
Contact me with questions or instruction about:
Library Liaison Program, Evidence Based Practice, MD Consult, UpToDate
Liaison Areas:
Biochemistry
Internal Medicine (Allergy & Immunology)
Internal Medicine (Digestive & Liver Diseases)
University Hospitals
Areas of interests:
Marketing, Liaison Programs, Outreach, Evidence Based Medicine, Evidence Based Practice
Education:
University of North Texas, Denton, TX
Masters in Library Science, 2005
Honors: Phi Kappa Phi Membership, 2005
Certificate in Graduate Studies: Advancement in Libraries and Information Agencies 2005
Bachelors in Information Science, 2003
Professional Information:
Memberships
FPIN Librarian 20008-present
HealthLINE 2006-present
SCC/MLA 2006-present
Member of the Research Committee
Selected Publications:
Patridge, E., & Mayo, H (2007). Inservices on the Floor: A New Approach to Teaching Hospital Nurses . Journal of Hospital Librarianship. 7, 4, pgs 131-136.
Patridge, E (2007). Blogs Guide - Health and Medicine. Retrieved November 19, 2007, from UT Southwestern Medical Center Library Web site: http://www4.utsouthwestern.edu/library/guides/blogs/blogs.
Awards and Grants:
SCAMeL Librarian Exchange Professional Development Program Grant - 2008