A Journey Through Health Information and Libraries Journal: 1984-2025
A Journey of Discovery, Learning, and Growth
The Health Information and Libraries Journal has been a cornerstone in the world of health libraries for over 40 years. Since its inception in 1984, it has published more than 1400 pieces, including:
- Reviews
- Original articles
- Editorials
- Brief communications
- Regular features
- Obituaries of notable figures
Leadership Through the Years
The journal has been steered by four editors-in-chief:
- Shane Godbolt (1984 - 1994)
- Judy Palmer (1999 - 2002)
- Graham Walton (2003 - 2008)
- Maria J. Grant (2009 - Present)
A Reliable Source and Platform
The journal has served as a reliable source of information for health librarians, providing a platform for sharing ideas and honoring significant contributions to the field.
Evolution and Adaptation
Over the years, the journal has evolved and adapted to technological changes and the needs of its readers, all while remaining committed to its mission of providing high-quality information.
The Importance of Health Libraries
The journal has highlighted the crucial role of health libraries in the healthcare system and the need for continuous learning and improvement in the field.
A Community of Health Librarians
More than just a publication, the journal has fostered a global community of health librarians, offering a space to share knowledge and experiences.
A Source of Inspiration
The journal has inspired health librarians worldwide, showcasing the impact of their work on the healthcare system and patient lives.
A Legacy of Growth
The Health Information and Libraries Journal has been a journey of discovery, learning, and growth, shaping the field of health libraries and the lives of those who work in it.
