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Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Moira Bent
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
The loneliness of the long distance researcher2011
Moira Bent
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Writing for Publication and the Role of the Library: "Do Have a Cow, Man!" (Don't Have a Cow, Man" - Bart Simpson)2010
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Moira Bent
A destination or a place of last resort? The research library of the future, its users and its librarians2008
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Moira Bent
Developing and managing effective library and information services to support research and researchers2007
Moira Bent
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Information Literacy in a researcher's learning life: the Seven Ages of Research2007
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Moira Bent
Providing Effective Library Services for Research2007
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Moira Bent
Researchers and their information needs: a literature review2007
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Dr Susan Baines
Professor Rob Wilson
Collaboration and partnership: A review and reflections on a national project to join up local services in England2006
Dr Roger Vaughan
Professor Mike Martin
Professor Rob Wilson
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Dr Susan Baines
et al.		FAME Generic Framework guidance and Readiness Assessment toolkit2006
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
In search of evidence: A small scale study exploring how student nurses accessed information for a health needs assignment2006
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Use of evidence by nursing students: An interdisciplinary study2006
Dr Susan Baines
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Professor Rob Wilson
Practitioner buy-in and resistance to e-enabled information sharing across agencies: the case of an e-government project to join up local services in England2005
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Supporting learning in practice in the EBL curriculum: Pre-registration students' access to learning resources in the placement setting2005
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Barriers to learning: the disabled student perspective for enhancing pedagogical practice2004
Dr Pat Gannon-Leary
Collaboration and partnership: evaluating the FAME experience2004
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