1. Introduction to TAAAC – LSP (Library Science Program)
Sandra Kendall
Mount Sinai Hospital
Mary McDiarmid
Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences
Bailey Urso
Health Sciences North
Addis Ababa
November 2016

2. Main TAAAC page

3. Select the ‘Training Materials’ tab to view agendas and presentations

4. TAAAC – LSP Our Next Steps
Review program from 2008 beginnings through 2016.
Incorporate evaluation comments from our training sessions into future sessions.
LIMITS
Internet access was not available in every classroom where sessions were held, which resulted in lectures/PowerPoint demos only, rather than hands-on. The team is in Addis for only two weeks, which meant that they were unable to accommodate all requests from residents for training in 2012.
BOTTOM LINE
The training sessions reinforce and sustain medical library skills for AAU librarians. The train-the-trainer aspect results in further outreach by the AAU librarians. Use of the Ptolemy Project by clinical residents and physicians has increased.

5. TAAAC LSP 2016 Presenters
Team Leader: Sandra Kendall Ms. Kendall is currently Director of the Health Sciences Library at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, Ontario. She received her masters degree in Library Science from the University of Toronto. Since then she has worked in corporate, public and not-for-profit libraries and has extensive business experience. She has presented at major library conferences including Internet Librarian and the Medical Libraries Association, and has published in major Canadian journals

6. TAAAC LSP 2016 Presenters Team Trainer: Mary McDiarmid
Mary McDiarmid, MISt, is the librarian at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences in Whitby, Ontario.   Ontario Shores is a psychiatric hospital with a forensics program and serves clients from adolescents to older adults.  She has previously worked in libraries in a geriatric teaching hospital, trauma care teaching hospital, and general hospital setting.  Mary holds a Master of Information Studies degree from the University of Toronto and has received many health libraries association awards in honour of her service and contributions.
Team Trainer: Bailey Urso
Bailey Urso is a librarian at Health Sciences North in Sudbury, ON. She holds a Masters of Library and Information Science degree from Western University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology from Wilfrid Laurier University. Outside the library world, Bailey is a yoga instructor and a knitting/sewing/crafting enthusiast.