Health library spaces and the COVID-19 pandemic: insights from the Australian healthcare sector

Alice Anderson, T. Ivacic-Ramljak
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent stay at home orders, libraries in health services across Australia moved to virtual service models with limited or unstaffed physical libraries. This article considers the impact of the pandemic on physical library space in clinical environments. To investigate, seven interviews were conducted with library leaders from the Australian health care sector at the end of the momentous year of 2020 – as the country caught its breath following the initial waves of the virus.
卫生图书馆空间和COVID-19大流行:来自澳大利亚医疗保健行业的见解
为了应对COVID-19大流行和随后的居家命令,澳大利亚各地卫生服务机构的图书馆都转向了虚拟服务模式,实体图书馆人手有限或没有人手。本文考虑了疫情对临床环境中实体图书馆空间的影响。为了进行调查,在2020年这一重要的一年结束时,我们对澳大利亚卫生保健部门的图书馆负责人进行了七次采访,当时该国在病毒的最初浪潮之后喘了口气。
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