Accreditation in the Health Sciences
A Handbook for Librarians
Herausgeber: Schmick, Darell
Accreditation in the Health Sciences
A Handbook for Librarians
Herausgeber: Schmick, Darell
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This handbook provides the needed information about accreditation to enable any library team to prepare for and be an integral part of an accreditation process.
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This handbook provides the needed information about accreditation to enable any library team to prepare for and be an integral part of an accreditation process.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 220
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 365g
- ISBN-13: 9781538165577
- ISBN-10: 1538165570
- Artikelnr.: 66752648
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 220
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 365g
- ISBN-13: 9781538165577
- ISBN-10: 1538165570
- Artikelnr.: 66752648
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Darell Schmick, MLS, MBA, AHIP has over 10 years of experience in academic medical libraries. Currently the Inaugural Library Director at Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine, this will be the second medical school in which he has played an involved role as director in establishing institutional accreditation. Mr. Schmick is an active member of the Medical Library Association, and the Midcontinental Chapter of the Medical Library Association. As Immediate Past Chair of the Osteopathic Caucus of the Medical Library Association, he has shepherded projects within the caucus to elevate the visibility of Osteopathic Librarians in schools of Osteopathic Medicine.
Contents
Part One: Accreditation Fundamentals
Introduction Darell Schmick
Accrediting Bodies: History and Context Mitzi NorrisHow the Library can
Prepare: Best Practices for Success Roy BrownMaintaining Continuity through
Institutional Growth and Personnel Changes Ana Corral and Rachel
HelbingPart Two: The Accreditation Process
First Time Accreditation Process: Laying the Groundwork Connie Manning,
Sonya Lemke, and Darell SchmickOngoing Accreditation Efforts: Magnet
Recognition and the Role of the Librarian Roy Brown and Alison
MonpetitMaking a Continuous Impact: Library Participation in the Continuous
Quality Improvement Process Charlotte M. BeyerFrom the Source: Collected
Insights from Accrediting Officers Darell Schmick, John J. Dougherty, and
Jennifer BrownPartners in Accreditation: Library Case Study and Suggestions
for Best Practices Elizabeth Hinton, Susan Clark, and Mitzi NorrisPart
Three: Debrief: Action Items for Follow Up
Debrief with the Institution and Library Team Rhonda L. AltonenThe
Postmortem: Handling Accreditation Success and Failure Joanne
MuellenbachStaying in the Conversation: Strategies for Continued
Partnership Michele L. WhiteheadLibrarian Involvement in a School of
Medicine Accreditation Initiative: Assessing Information Seeking Skills
During Curricular Self-Directed Learning Activities Douglas L. Varner,
Grant Connors, Yvonne M. Hernandez, Jeff Weinfeld, G. Ian Gallicano, and
Jett McCannEpilogue: Empowering the Library as a Partner in Accreditation
Darell Schmick
Part One: Accreditation Fundamentals
Introduction Darell Schmick
Accrediting Bodies: History and Context Mitzi NorrisHow the Library can
Prepare: Best Practices for Success Roy BrownMaintaining Continuity through
Institutional Growth and Personnel Changes Ana Corral and Rachel
HelbingPart Two: The Accreditation Process
First Time Accreditation Process: Laying the Groundwork Connie Manning,
Sonya Lemke, and Darell SchmickOngoing Accreditation Efforts: Magnet
Recognition and the Role of the Librarian Roy Brown and Alison
MonpetitMaking a Continuous Impact: Library Participation in the Continuous
Quality Improvement Process Charlotte M. BeyerFrom the Source: Collected
Insights from Accrediting Officers Darell Schmick, John J. Dougherty, and
Jennifer BrownPartners in Accreditation: Library Case Study and Suggestions
for Best Practices Elizabeth Hinton, Susan Clark, and Mitzi NorrisPart
Three: Debrief: Action Items for Follow Up
Debrief with the Institution and Library Team Rhonda L. AltonenThe
Postmortem: Handling Accreditation Success and Failure Joanne
MuellenbachStaying in the Conversation: Strategies for Continued
Partnership Michele L. WhiteheadLibrarian Involvement in a School of
Medicine Accreditation Initiative: Assessing Information Seeking Skills
During Curricular Self-Directed Learning Activities Douglas L. Varner,
Grant Connors, Yvonne M. Hernandez, Jeff Weinfeld, G. Ian Gallicano, and
Jett McCannEpilogue: Empowering the Library as a Partner in Accreditation
Darell Schmick
Contents
Part One: Accreditation Fundamentals
Introduction Darell Schmick
Accrediting Bodies: History and Context Mitzi NorrisHow the Library can
Prepare: Best Practices for Success Roy BrownMaintaining Continuity through
Institutional Growth and Personnel Changes Ana Corral and Rachel
HelbingPart Two: The Accreditation Process
First Time Accreditation Process: Laying the Groundwork Connie Manning,
Sonya Lemke, and Darell SchmickOngoing Accreditation Efforts: Magnet
Recognition and the Role of the Librarian Roy Brown and Alison
MonpetitMaking a Continuous Impact: Library Participation in the Continuous
Quality Improvement Process Charlotte M. BeyerFrom the Source: Collected
Insights from Accrediting Officers Darell Schmick, John J. Dougherty, and
Jennifer BrownPartners in Accreditation: Library Case Study and Suggestions
for Best Practices Elizabeth Hinton, Susan Clark, and Mitzi NorrisPart
Three: Debrief: Action Items for Follow Up
Debrief with the Institution and Library Team Rhonda L. AltonenThe
Postmortem: Handling Accreditation Success and Failure Joanne
MuellenbachStaying in the Conversation: Strategies for Continued
Partnership Michele L. WhiteheadLibrarian Involvement in a School of
Medicine Accreditation Initiative: Assessing Information Seeking Skills
During Curricular Self-Directed Learning Activities Douglas L. Varner,
Grant Connors, Yvonne M. Hernandez, Jeff Weinfeld, G. Ian Gallicano, and
Jett McCannEpilogue: Empowering the Library as a Partner in Accreditation
Darell Schmick
Part One: Accreditation Fundamentals
Introduction Darell Schmick
Accrediting Bodies: History and Context Mitzi NorrisHow the Library can
Prepare: Best Practices for Success Roy BrownMaintaining Continuity through
Institutional Growth and Personnel Changes Ana Corral and Rachel
HelbingPart Two: The Accreditation Process
First Time Accreditation Process: Laying the Groundwork Connie Manning,
Sonya Lemke, and Darell SchmickOngoing Accreditation Efforts: Magnet
Recognition and the Role of the Librarian Roy Brown and Alison
MonpetitMaking a Continuous Impact: Library Participation in the Continuous
Quality Improvement Process Charlotte M. BeyerFrom the Source: Collected
Insights from Accrediting Officers Darell Schmick, John J. Dougherty, and
Jennifer BrownPartners in Accreditation: Library Case Study and Suggestions
for Best Practices Elizabeth Hinton, Susan Clark, and Mitzi NorrisPart
Three: Debrief: Action Items for Follow Up
Debrief with the Institution and Library Team Rhonda L. AltonenThe
Postmortem: Handling Accreditation Success and Failure Joanne
MuellenbachStaying in the Conversation: Strategies for Continued
Partnership Michele L. WhiteheadLibrarian Involvement in a School of
Medicine Accreditation Initiative: Assessing Information Seeking Skills
During Curricular Self-Directed Learning Activities Douglas L. Varner,
Grant Connors, Yvonne M. Hernandez, Jeff Weinfeld, G. Ian Gallicano, and
Jett McCannEpilogue: Empowering the Library as a Partner in Accreditation
Darell Schmick







