Demonstration of the ALISS engine
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Demonstration of the ALISS engine Presented by Peter Cruickshank as part of the LIRG workshop “Research into practice: library and information research resources briefing” Tuesday 10 th July 2012, CILIP, London Slides derived from ALISS resources http://www.aliss.scot.nhs.uk /
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Presentation by Peter Cruickshank at LIRG LIS research resources briefing, July 10th 2012, London. Further details at http://lisresearch.org/2012/07/10/research-into-practice-lis-research-resources-briefing/
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Demonstration of the ALISS engine
Presented by Peter Cruickshank as part of the LIRG workshop “Research into practice: library and information research resources briefing” Tuesday 10th July 2012, CILIP, London
Slides derived from ALISS resources http://www.aliss.scot.nhs.uk/
Making Self-Management Support more findable
2 millionin Scotland living with a long term health condition
40%of Scotland’s population
what’s the problem?
• Massive amount of information – all disconnected
• hard to find – no matter how useful
• hard to collate and publish
• public and staff not able to easily share their useful information
• Useful support is local, hard to capture, often informal, no web presence
• improve existing processes
• designed by people who are going to use it
• local control
• sustainable
• distributed control, not centrally managed
• easy to use, think of health literacy
What to do? - ALISS Vision
designing the engine
Improving access to support for self-management of long term conditions
ALISS engine
• a national-local directory
• a big (glorified) index
• a ‘curation engine’
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ALISS engine
In the ALISS engine, the 3 key information-service tasks are devolved
collect it sort itpublish
it
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Centre
ALISS engine…managed (curated) info flows out to intermediary information services
So a wide variety of info can be contributed to the Engine, and…
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The ALISS software stack
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• what do I do now?
• who can I talk to?
• what will it be like?
• will I cope?16
what kind of information?
• what is diabetes?
• what are the treatments?quality assured
local & personal
resourcesexperienc
espam
quality assured
Centre
the range of health information
Centre
resourcesexperienc
espam
quality assured
the range of providers
Centre
ALISSresourcesexperience
spam
quality assured
ALISS focus is self management
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Partick Walking Group
ALISS and quality-assured info a local walking group
Whether you are an experienced walker or haven’t walked in a while, our walks are a great way to keep fit, get to know your local area and meet new people.All walks are free - and there is no need to book - just turn up!However, if you are attending for the first time, please arrive 10 or 15 minutes before the walk is due to begin to fill in a registration form with the walk leader. Don’t worry, this only needs to be done once.Each walk lasts an hour and begins and ends at the locations listed below.Partick Annexe Healthy Living CentreWalks leave from 9A Stewartville StreetMondays, 11am-12pm (gentle health walk). Walk leader: JaneThursdays, 2-3pm. Walk leaders: Jane and Angielocations: G11 5PEtags: walking, exercise
title: Partick Walking Group
text:Whether you are an experienced walker or...
locations: G11 5PE
tags: walking, exercise
Index
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Searchsecond-guessing user interests in the Partick Walking Group
“I want exercise”
✔
“I’m getting over a heart problem”
heart problem ✘
“I want to get out with my partner who’s in a wheelchair”
wheelchair access ✘
exercisePartick +
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Partick Walking GroupWhether you are an experienced walker or haven’t walked in a while, our walks are a great way to keep fit, get to know your local area and meet new people.All walks are free - and there is no need to book - just turn up!However, if you are attending for the first time, please arrive 10 or 15 minutes before the walk is due to begin to fill in a registration form with the walk leader. Don’t worry, this only needs to be done once.Each walk lasts an hour and begins and ends at the locations listed below.Partick Annexe Healthy Living CentreWalks leave from 9A Stewartville StreetMondays, 11am-12pm (gentle health walk). Walk leader: JaneThursdays, 2-3pm. Walk leaders: Jane and Angie
locations: G11 5PEtags: walking, exercise
Resource
How curation helpsALISS adds curations from people with particular interests
CurationCurationCuration
Indextitle: Partick Walking Group
text: Whether you are an experienced walker or...The group offers a range of walks...Some walks are wheelchair accessible...
locations: G11 5PE
tags: walking, exercise, cardiac, rehabilitation,wheelchair access, mental health
accounts: 83d5fe, 2847fg, 02d4j, ...
accounts: 83d5f, 2847f, 02d4j, ...
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Curation
Curation
Curation
Distributed collaborative curationthe sum is greater than the parts
↑ quality: moderation & account filtering
↓ central costdevolved admin
↑ sustainability
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Filtering outputs from ALISS: searchA Practice example: just our own resources
Citizens Advice
local group
library
local group
local groupOur practice
Local community
Local practices
Local NHS
practice practice
practice
an example- client side tools can search ALISS however they like
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Filtering outputs from ALISS: searchA Practice example: trusted local community resources
Citizens Advice
local group
library
local group
local group
practice practice
practice
Our practice
Local community
Local practices
Local NHS
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Filtering outputs from ALISS: searchA Practice example: search accounts with NHS flag
Citizens Advice
local group
library
local group
local group
practice practice
practice
Our practice
Local community
Local practices
Local NHS
GGC
NHS service
Demonstration of the ALISS engine
Presented by Peter Cruickshank as part of the LIRG workshop “Research into practice: library and information research resources briefing” Tuesday 10th July 2012, CILIP, London
Slides derived from ALISS resources http://www.aliss.scot.nhs.uk/
