September 10, 2025

Information Behaviour of Medical Personnel in University College Hospital, Ibadan

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Daily information-seeking habits among 57.7% of medical personnel primarily focus on patient care.
Study identifies barriers like inadequate ICT skills and access limitations impacting library utilization.
Digital resources are favored, yet traditional print materials still play a significant role in information-seeking.
The findings underscore the necessity for targeted information literacy programs to improve library engagement.

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Observational analysis highlights information-seeking challenges among medical personnel, suggesting improved literacy programs to enhance library use.

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Olude et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c241efb210217d647a13a3 https://doi.org/10.63741/lcijlics.2025.0202.07-j

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Observational analysis highlights information-seeking challenges among medical personnel, suggesting improved literacy programs to enhance library use.

Information Behaviour of Medical Personnel in University College Hospital, Ibadan

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Information Behaviour of Medical Personnel in University College Hospital, Ibadan

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