ICML 2009: Final Program

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Please note that all refreshments will be served in the exhibiton area in Great Halls 3&4.

Venues →	Great Hall 1 Capacity 786	Great Hall 2 Capacity 783	Room M1 Capacity 167	Room M2 Capacity 165	Room M3 Capacity 560	Room M4 Capacity 560	Great Halls 3 & 4
Times ↓	Great Hall 1 Capacity 786	Great Hall 2 Capacity 783	Room M1 Capacity 167	Room M2 Capacity 165	Room M3 Capacity 560	Room M4 Capacity 560	Great Halls 3 & 4
Monday 31st August - Tuesday 1st September 2009
9:00	Continuing Education and Library Tours 9.00-17.00
16:00	Continuing Education and Library Tours 9.00-17.00
17:00	Tuesday 1st September 2009 Welcome Reception and Opening of the Exhibition 17.00-20.00 Formalities and Entertainment commence 18.00 Great Halls 3&4
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Wednesday 2nd September 2009
8:00
8:30	(1) Official Opening - Featuring the Nunukul Yuggera Aboriginal Dance Troupe MC: Keith Webster 8.30 - 9.15 Great Hall 1
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9:15	(2) Keynote: Dr Jeffery Drazen New England Journal of Medicine 9.15 -10.15 Great Hall 1
10:00							Exhibition Open 10.00-17.00 RMIT Drinks Reception 15.30-16.00
10:15	Morning Tea 10.15-10.45
10:45	(3) Concurrent Session 1.1 Translating the evidence 10.45-12.15 Chair: Connie Schardt	(4) Concurrent Session 1.2 Performance & Quality Measures 10.45-12.15 Chair: Veronica Delafosse	(5) Concurrent Session 1.3 Health Informatics 10.45-12.15 Chair: Bronia Renison	(6) Concurrent Session 1.4 Medical Humanities 10.45-12.15 Chair: Dr Christoper Gardner-Thorpe	(7) Concurrent Session 1.5 Publishing trends & challenges 10.45-12.15 Chair: Jeong Wook Seo	(8) Concurrent Session 1.6 Professional development 10.45-12.15 Chair: Rowena Cullen
10:45	Shymal Dhar, Aust #102 Evidence-Based Plastic Surgery: Is it real and relevant?	Daniel McDonald, Aust #123 An evaluation of the TOOL (Toowoomba Online Literature Search) Protocol for improving literature searches in a hospital setting	Mary Newman, NZ #121 Why oh why HI? Using clinical audit to teach Health Informatics	Jan Usher, UK #29 The Medical History of British India online project	Scott Plutchak, US #171 Describing Versions of Scholarly Articles	Kinengyere Alison Annet, Uganda #43 Information Literacy Program at the Makerere University College of Health Sciences: Is it worth the effort?
11:05	Edith Clausen, Den #65 Getting Research Findings into Practice	Dr Berenika Webster, Aust #209 What is the evidence in evidence-based practice? Citation analysis of papers referenced in Australian cancer clinical practice guidelines	Wenju Zhang, China #41 Development of China Disease Knowledge Total Database	Cymbeline Villamin, Phill #12 (Presenter: Ms. Ma. Theresa A. Refalda) Obstetrics in Colonial Philippines	Jeong Park, Korea #131 A Study on the Change of Medical Librarians’ Role and Library Services at the Emergence of Electronic Information	Dr Jane Simon, Aust #22 Library Futures: A Decade On: From Cybrarian to Clinical Librarian
11:25	Somrux Sahapong, Thai #223 The information management of medical information professionals (MIPs) in evidence-based medicine (EBM) in Thailand	Jens Peter Anderson, Den #51 Research performance indicators at Aalborg Hospital - initial analysis	Dr Sally Bennett, Aust Evaluating electronic databases: Experiences from the OTseeker evidence database.	Dr Katriona Munthe One Library of Books	Jay Glaisyer, Aust #15 Trends & Challenges for Electronic Resource Management	Salek Chand, India #130 Training Capsule for Health Science Library Professionals- A Case Study
11:45	Roger Tritton, UK #249 Assessing the effectiveness of medical therapies - finding the right research for each patient: Medical Evidence Matters		Gale Hannigan, US #188 Transforming the Computers & Medical Information Elective	Bruce Madge Curious Herbalist: the life and interesting times of Elizabeth Blackwell	Imola Jehoda, Hungary #66 Developing nursing informatics curriculum	Rachel Cooke, UK #233 The Journey of a Knowledge Management Fellow
12:05	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
12:15	Lunch 12.15-13.15 Lunch sponsored by EBSCO (Catering between 12.15-13.15)
13:00
13:15	(9) Keynote Speaker: Professor John Pearn AO University of Queensland Please note: Dr Donald A B Lindberg National Library of Medicine will not be attending the Congress Chair: Janine Schmidt 13.15-14.15 Great Hall 1
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14:15	(10) Concurrent Session 2.1 Translating the evidence - ICLC 14.15-15.30 Chair: Sarah Sutton	(11) Concurrent Session 2.2 Performance & Quality Measures 14.15-15.30 Chair: Andrew Booth	(12) Concurrent Session 2.3 Partnerships & Collaborations 14.15-15.30 Chair: Heather Todd	(13) Concurrent Session 2.4 Medical Humanities 14.15-15.30 Chair: Dr Katriona Munthe	(14) Concurrent Session 2.5 Publishing trends & challenges 14.15-15.30 Chair: Scott Plutchak	(15) Concurrent Session 2.6 Professional development 14.15-15.30 Chair: Ann Ritchie
14:15	Trudi Maly, Aust Clinical Practice Guidelines Quality Improvement Program	Susan Powelson, Can #99 Evidence for change: library needs assessment at the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region	Janet Harrison, UK #63 Breaching the Library walls in BrazilClinical Librarianship in Hospital: A pilot study	Bruce Madge, UK #52 The Art of Medicine - visualising medicine from Vesalius to MRI	Eleonora Belletti, Italy #10 Step-by-step: an inter-disciplinary project to improve quality in writing peer reviewed scientific articles	Dr Suzanne Lewis, Aust #73 I Work in a Hospital Library: That Makes Me a Health Librarian, Doesn't It?
14:30	Jennifer Hall, Aust #47 Positioning the nursing librarian on the wards: nursing grand rounds with a difference	Kaye Lasserre, Aust #201 Tell us what works for you; medical students respond to an information use survey	Nancy Kamau, Kenya #257 The role of library partnerships in capacity building for better health: the case for Kenya	Dr Christopher Gardner-Thorpe, UK Why Medical Biography	Roger Tritton, UK #247 Deep indexing of illustrations to reveal hidden data in the scholarly literature: CSA Illustrata	Lotta Haglund, Swe #211 Introducing evidence based library and information practice in Sweden
14:45	Lars Eriksson, Aust #146 "I Pull the Curtains": Ward Rounds Six Years On	J J Tieman, Aust #77 Metrics, Measures and Meanings: Evaluating the CareSearch website	Dr Prudence Dalrymple, US #90 Competence in the Information Professions: A Comparative Analysis & Environmental Scan	C Trenton Boyd, US #181 Using Postcards to Document the History of Veterinary Medicine	Dr Octavia-Luciana Porumbeanu, Roma #160 Is electronic always the right choice?	Tuulevi Ovaska, Fin #14 "Part of the job is to change the job" - a follow-up on horizontal career development and the changing roles of health librarians
15:00	Catherine Voutier, Aust #13 Putting Knowledge To Work - Development Of An Evidence Dissemination Service At Southern Health	Joy Wearne, NZ #122 Networking an evaluation of clinical literature searches	Professor Kathy Murray, US. How Many People Does It Take to Maintain a Website? A Behind-the-Scene’s Look at NLM’s Arctic Health Website.		Keith Webster, Aust The next wave of scholarly communication
15:15	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
15.:30	Afternoon Tea 15.30-16.00
16:00	(16) 3.1 Panel discussion - Uptake of evidence: challenges and opportunities - ICLC 16.00-17.15 Chair: Joanne Dunham	(17) Concurrent Session 3.2 Partnerships & Collaborations 16.00-17.15 Chair: Jan Weaver	(18)Concurrent Session 3.3 Spotlight on Indian Health Librarianship 16.00-17.15 Chair: Jill Griffin	(19) Concurrent Session 3.4 Partnerships & Collaborations 16.00-17.15 Chair: J Michael Homan	(20) Concurrent Session 3.5 Partnerships & Collaborations 16.00-17.15 Chair: Rolf Schafer
16:00	Bronia Renison, Aust #142 Encouraging the uptake of evidence within Queensland Health	Susan Gandi, PNG #113 Medical Library and Information Services in Papua New Guinea: An Overview	Satish Munnolli, India #221 An Overview of Health Science Information System in India: Librarian's Point of View	Richard German, NZ #112 The Hunter Librarian	Veronica Delafosse, Aust #32 REBLs...with a cause: a catalyst for evidence based collection development
16:15	Carol Newton-Smith - Using an EBM website - experiences from the University of Western Australia	Terence Harrison, Aust #109 Progress Report on developing an Australian-based portal/gateway for Evidence-Based Medicine resources	Vasumathi Sriganesh, India #61 QMed Knowledge Foundation - Empowering the Medical Information User	Gale Hannigan, US #176 Suma Pokala (Presenter) Partnerships Maximize Skill Sets and Minimize Time Commitment: librarian, clinician, organization specialist, and drug information specialist collaboration to deliver the Informatics Rotation	Sudha Reisal Sharma, Nepal #115 Creating Research Capacity in Developing Countries: The Role of International Collaborative Networks of Information Professionals: A Case Study of Ophthalmic Resource Centres in Asia and Africa
16:30	Linda Ward, UK Getting Evidence into Practice	Hilde Stromme, Nor #3 "We couldn't have done it without the librarians!" Evidence based practice at a large Norwegian University Hospital	Om P Verma, India #16 Virtual Private Network for Knowledge Management in Homoeopathic Research Organizations in India	Mark Lodge, UK #214 Egyptian Pilot Study for a Global Database of Cancer Control in Developing Countries	Julio Dizon, Phill #18 (Presented by: Dr Jeong-Wook Seo) Western Pacific Region Index Medicus (WPRIM) : A Tool for Global Accessibility of Health Research in the Western Pacific Region
16:45	Linda Ward, UK Getting Evidence into Practice		Dr S K Pandey, India #87 Management of Preserving Resources in Digital Library in Indian Scenario: Challenges and Perspectives		Kimberly Parker, Swit #149 Bridging the Partnership Divide: HINARI Over Eight Years
17:00	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
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Thursday 3rd September 2009
8:30
9:00	(22) Keynote: Professor Paul Glasziou University of Oxford and Professor Chris Del Mar Bond University Chair: Lisa Kruesi 9.00-10.00 Great Hall 1
9:30
10:00	Morning Tea 10.00-10.30						Book Launch Evidence-Based Practice Across the Health Disciplines Elsevier Stand 10.00-10.30
10:00	Morning Tea 10.00-10.30						Exhibition Open 10.00-17.00
10:30	(23) Concurrent Session 4.1 Rural & Indigenous Health 10.30-12.00 Chair: Kaye Lasserre	(24) Concurrent Session 4.2 Translating the evidence 10.30-12.00 Chair: Cheryl Hamill	(25) Concurrent Session 4.3 ICAHIS 10.30-12.00 Chair: Trenton Boyd	(26) Concurrent Session 4.4 Consumer & patient health information 10.30-12.00 Chair: Jill Buckley-Smith	(27) Concurrent Session 4.5 Emerging & new technologies 10.30-12.00 Chair: Heather Todd	(28) Concurrent Session 4.6 Professional development 10.30-12.00 Chair: Gale Hannigan
10:30	Gnanasekari Gnanaprakasan, India #183 Managing The Knowledge Asset of Indigenous Systems of Medicine	Dr Rowena Cullen, NZ #46 The impact of information literacy training on clinicians entering the workforce	Vicki Croft, US #96 Getting It All Together: Building an Institutional Repository Collection of ICAHIS Papers	Julia Chan, China #244 A Pilot project to build e-health literacy among university students in Hong Kong	Dawn Littleton, US #94 "Library Rush!" Development of a Multi-Site High-Volume Rapid Document Delivery System across Mayo Clinic and Mayo Health System	Anne Stevenson, Aust #110 Moving outside the comfort zone and empowering your own professional development
10:50	Don Keast, Jocelyn Morris, Sandra O'Neill, Sally Toms and Adele Myles, Australia: Meeting the Challenges in information service provision for rural health professionals	J J Tieman, Aust #79 Literature landscapes: Investigating the contribution of journals and bibliographic databases to palliative care	Gregory Youngen, US #89 Medical and Life Science Journal Usage in Veterinary Medicine: Identifying the Complementary Core	Denise Brady, UK The literature of loss: finding what might be helpful	Majid Pathan, A&B #17 Changing Trends of Medical School Curriculum, effect of Technology and Role of Libraries: A Case Study at the Caribbean Medical Schools	Valentina Comba, Italy #45 ILB, an e-learning course for Hospital Medical Doctors in the Regione Emilia Romagna: regenerating the medical librarian profession
11:10		Jane Blumenthal, US #205 An Online and Social Media Training Curricula to Facilitate Bench-to-Bedside Information Transfer	Kristine Alpi, US #118 Assessing dissemination of animal health research findings	Ina Fourie, SA #226 Interpreting the information behaviour of patients and families in palliative cancer care: a practical approach	John Bell, Aust #143 Innovative online tools to support medical libraries	Lisa Kruesi, Aust Spreading your professional wings
11:30		Cecily Gilbert, Aust #219 Where to from here ? Research prospects for user instruction	Esther Carrigan, US #197 Partnering Across Libraries and Institutions to Manage Veterinary Grey Literature
11:50	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
12:00	(29) Lunch and Poster Viewing Session Lunch sponsored by JAMA 12.00-14.00 (Catering between 12.00-13.00)
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14:00	(31) Keynote: Professor Ian Frazer The University of Queensland Chair: Jo Marshall 14.00-15.00 Great Hall 1
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15:00	Afternoon Tea 15.00-15.30
15:30	(32) Concurrent Session 5.1 - ICLC 15.30-16.45 Chair: Louise Hull	(33) Concurrent Session 5.2 Marketing & Promotion 15.30-16.45 Chair: Garry Hall	(34) Concurrent Session 5.3 ICAHIS 15.30-16.45 Chair: Vicki Croft	(35) Concurrent Session 5.4 Emerging diseases & disasters 15.30-16.45 Chair: Rolf Schafer	(36) Concurrent Session 5.5 Emerging & new technologies 15.30-16.45 Chair: Howard Philpott	(37) Concurrent Session 5.6 Professional development 15.30-16.45 Chair: Catherine Voutier
15:30	Terence Harrison, Aust #75 The role of the Clinical Librarian in consumer health: a Report on an 18-month innovative joint Melbourne Health-Cochrane Consumer Network project	Jan Glover, US #68 The Personal Librarian Program at the Yale Medical Library: Reaching out to Medical Students	Ana Ugaz, US #182 Advances in Collection Management: the Use of Technology to Create a New Basic List of Veterinary Serials	Julia Chan, China Sichuan 512 catastrophe - rebuilding libraries after the earthquake	Jodi Philbrick, US #28 Positioning Medical Libraries in the World of Web 2.0 Technologies	Dr. Herman Totten, US An iCollege Perspective: Positioning Information Professionals for the Future
15:45	Alison Brettle, UK #159 Approaches to evaluating clinical librarian services: a systematic review	Lotta Haglund, Swe #212 Relationship marketing can stimulate library development	Tertia Coetsee, SA #42 Information services and products for Phytomedicine and Ethno-veterinary medicine: supporting new research niche areas in Africa	Cynthia Henderson, US #198 Library Disaster and Emergency Planning	Jane Blumenthal, US #128 Public Health 2.0: Collaborative partnerships for integrating social technologies into the practice community
16:00	Denise Hersey, US #4 (Presented By: Janene Batten) Extreme Outreach: Having a Librarian in the Operating Room Areas	Sandy Campbell, Can #232 Really Simple Syndication? A study on health sciences faculty and medical residents adoption of a new technology following an instruction session on RSS	Kristine Alpi, US #199 Exploring the State of Veterinary Informatics	Anjana Chattopadhyay, India #184 Managing Emerging Diseases and Disasters in India	Angels Carles-Pomar, Spa #105 Open Medical Library: Cooperation and Scientific Communication Network through RSS	Prabha Kumar, India #227 A proposal for clinical librarians in the era of Evidence based healthcare a need but a neglected profession : an experience
16:15	Janet Harrison, UK #67 Are the charts in the carts or records in the trolley?Clinical Librarianship UK versus USA experience		Robert Taylor, UK #170 VetMed Resource: Developing an online resource for practicing veterinarians	Ana Cleveland, US #27 Positioning Health Information Professionals to Manage Disaster Situations	Dr Edmund Balnaves, Aust #85 Open source systems bring Web 2.0 to special libraries
16:30	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
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19:00	Conference Gala Dinner - Plaza Ballroom Sponsored by Wolters Kluwer Health: Ovid Technologies MC: Jo Marshall 19.00-24.00
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Friday 4th September 2009
9:30	(38) Keynote: Professor Brian Fitzgerald Queensland University of Technology Chair: Scott Plutchak 9.30-10.30 Great Hall 1
10:00							Exhibition Open 10.00-13.30
10:30	Morning Tea 10.30-11.00
11:00	(39) Concurrent Session 6.1 Health information 11.00-12.30 Chair: Jill Buckley-Smith	(40) Concurrent Session 6.2 Partnerships & Collaborations 11.00-12.30 Chair: Arne Jakobsson	(41) Concurrent Session 6.3 ICAHIS 11.00-12.30 Chair: Friedhelm Rump	(42) Concurrent Session 6.4 Health Information 11.00-12.30 Chair: Majella Pugh	(43) Concurrent Session 6.5 Emerging & new technologies 11.00-12.30 Chair: Nicola Foxlee	(44) Concurrent Session 6.6 Partnerships & Collaborations 11.00-12.30 Chair: Dr R P Kumar
11:00	Dong-ping Zhu, China #69 (Presented By: Wenju Zhang) Studies of Chinese Digital Medical Information metadata	Andrew Booth, UK #137 FOLIOwing the Sun: how to provide budget CPD at a distance	Judith Licea de Arenas, Mex #104 Before the NetGen	Peter Morgan, UK #175 Going, going, gone... but not forgotten: lessons from a journal de-selection project	Ulrich Korwitz, Ger #222 Text mining and primary data management: future fields in medical librarianship	Alison Brettle, UK #163 Exploring the impact of the information specialist on evidence based practice
11:20	Lenny Rhine, US #103 HINARI (Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative): Overview, Trends & Developments	Susan Jacobs, US #194 Evidence-Based Health Services Management for Nurse Leaders: An Intracampus Partnership and Curriculum	Laurian Williamson, UK #126 Use Intute Integration tools to personalise your Intute experience! How to ensure you retrieve relevant Web content for academic studies and research in veterinary medicine	Diane Johnson, US #71 Google Books coverage of core clinical textbooks	Jane Blumenthal, US #200 Virtual Worlds Demand Innovative Roles and Skills from Medical Librarians	Caryl Armstrong, Aust #135 (Presented By: Philip Keane) Partnerships and collaborations necessary for the successful workings of a resource sharing network
11:40	Dr Tamas Doszkocs, US Seeking Health on the Web: Health Search Engines and New Developments	Stephanie Cook, NZ #116 Collaborate, innovate, change : Designing and delivering an information literacy programme to undergraduate nursing students	Cindy Logan, US #191 Advancing Communication of Animal Health Professionals: A Transition in a Veterinary Curriculum from Paper Notes to Paperless Notes and TabletPCs	Anjana Chattopadhyay, India #157 Dissemination of Health Information through ERMED Electronic Journal Consortium in India	Meryn Scott, Aust #114 Closing the gap - using Cisco Unified MeetingPlace technology to revolutionize communication and collaboration in organisations	Na Won Kim, Korea #120 A Study on the Status of Medical Library User Instruction in Korea and Program Development
12:00		Tony McSean, Switz Ask what they want: strategies for improving health information in the developing world	C Trenton Boyd, US #179 The Heritage of Veterinary Medicine in the United States is Being Lost	Jesten Marufu, Zim #88 Assessing the impact of electronic journals in the faculty of Veterinary Science at the University of Zimbabwe	Kimberly Parker, Swit #138 Piecemeal Adoption : Seamless Hybrid Authentication in Research4Life	Franco Toni, Italy #50 Union is strength. The System Bibliosan in the outline of the Italian biomedical research
12:20	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
12:30	Lunch and Close of Exhibition - Posters to be removed by 1.00pm 12.30-13.30 (Catering between 12.30-13.30)
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13:30	(45) Concurrent Session 7.1 Health information 13.30-14.30 Chair: Tony McSean	(46) Concurrent Session 7.2 Partnerships & Collaborations 13.30-14.30 Chair: Al Forde	(47) Concurrent Session 7.3 ICAHIS 13.30-14.30 Chair: Robert Taylor	(48) Concurrent Session 7.4 Health Information 13.30-14.30 Chair: Lynn Evans	(49) Concurrent Session 7.5 History of Medicine 13.30-14.30 Chair: Professor John Pearn	(50) Concurrent Session 7.6 Partnerships & Collaborations 13.30-14.30 Chair: Carol Newton-Smith
13:30	Carol Lefebvre, UK #210 Clinical trials registers and clinical trials results registers: their contribution as health information sources to evidence-based healthcare decision-making	Mary Simons, Aust #8 Medicine @ Macquarie: developing a library service model for a new postgraduate medical school	Cheryl Cumberbatch, WI #91 The Impact of Technology on the Ross University Library	Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvao, Brazil #37 Specialized languages used in patient records: implications for information organization and retrieval	Dr Christopher Gardner-Thorpe and Dr Katriona Munthe Soma versus psyche: A debate over a library:	Jan Weaver, Aust #136 Positioning medical students' information fluency through the curriculum and beyond
13:45	Geoff Lattimore, Aust #23 Positioning Library Services for 21st Century medicine	Janene Batten, US #54 Information Needs of Connecticut USA School Nurses: Assessment and Resource Implementation	Erica van der Westhuizen, SA #64 African indigenous knowledge: dissemination of IK related information in the Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute Library and the Jotello F. Soga Library, Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria	Judith Licea de Arenas, Mex #107 From magic options to the informed female breast cancer patient	Professor Robin Cooke A Cooke's Tour of Medical Museums as Libraries	Jeong-Wook Seo, Korea #255 Medical Journal Editors' Association in Western Pacific Region
14:00	Ina Fourie, SA #225 Exploring information needs and information behaviour in oncology contexts: the importance of tasks, roles and organisational settings	Susan Powelson, Can #97 Making a difference at the bedside: Alberta and Saskatchewan university/hospital partnerships to deliver evidence based resources to healthcare practitioners	Marguerite Nel, SA #202 An Investigation into the Information Behaviour of Veterinary Practitioners in South Africa	Har Kaur Battu, India #21 (Presented By: Dr R P Kumar) Indian scenario of Library Profession, growing Vs graying in the era of 'E' and 'consortium.'	Dr Robert Pearce Kipling and his medical references	Trina Fyfe, Can #174 Undergraduate medical education: Redefining the role of the librarian
14:15	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A	Q&A
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14:45	(51) Official Close - featuring: Launch of WHO Global Health Library 2.0 Presentation of Prizes Keynote: Carol Lefebvre UK Cochrane Centre MC: Bruce Madge Great Hall 1
16:00	Post-ICML Drinks 16.00-16.30
16:30	Post-ICML Drinks 16.00-16.30