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Fake or fact – how to find good evidence
Developing good information literacy skills
Digital leaders need to know how to find, evaluate, use and communicate information in order to make better decisions and improve services. Learn how to empower yourself and your teams with useful and high quality information to drive improvement and change.
At the end of the session participants will be able to
• Describe what information literacy is and recognise why it is important to them as a digital leader
• List sources of quality information for different types of questions
• Apply questions to judge the quality and usefulness of information
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About the presenters
Donna Watson
Donna is a Knowledge Manager in the Knowledge Management and Discovery Unit. Donna has over 15 years’ experience as a health information professional, supporting NHS Scotland staff and healthcare students find and access the right evidence to help in patient care.
Eleanor Lochrie
Eleanor joined the Knowledge Management and Discovery Unit in 2018. In her current post as Knowledge Manager she delivers online training sessions to a range of NHS Scotland staff to find and quality assure information. She is also involved in the promotion of health literacy tools and techniques.