13.3 Library, information and knowledge technologies | Level 3 – Apply

I can use advanced features of knowledge, information and library systems to streamline the delivery of knowledge and library services.
I can advise healthcare and public health staff and learners about which knowledge, information or library system is best suited to perform a particular task.
I can apply data-entry and system standards for a variety of knowledge, information and library systems to aid interoperability.
I can adapt pre-programmed reports to retrieve information to improve service performance

13.2 Exploiting technology | Level 3 – Apply

I can use existing digital technologies effectively to deliver knowledge and library services, find and distribute information and collaborate with colleagues.
I can engage with emerging technologies and apply these to improve and streamline the delivery of knowledge and lirbary services.
I can establish processes to use the most appropriate technological systems for the exploitation and use of organisational knowledge. This might include maintaining content management systems, knowledge repositories and use of digital resources and services.
I can deliver basic training in digital skills an digital literacy in response to enquiries from healthcare and public health staff and learners.

11.3 Demonstrating value and impact | Level 3 – Apply

I can work with a range of healthcare teams to identify and collect qualitative and quantitative data to demonstrate the impact of knowledge and library services on health and public health teams and organisations.
I can demonstrate the impact and value of the delivery of specialist skills to raise the profile and support embedding of evidence and knowledge into practice.

11.1 Leadership skills | Level 3 – Apply

I can apply a range of leadership skills, self-awareness and emotional intelligence in effectively delivering knowledge and library services.
I can deliver knowledge and library services and contribute expertise to healthcare teams enabling them to deliver improved healthcare outcomes.
I can use my area of specialism to deliver knowledge and library services and contribute to strategic plans.
I can contribute to the development of the strategic direction for the service.

10.8 Marketing | Level 3 – Apply

I can collaborate with organisational teams to take a targeted approach to ensuring that staff and learners are aware of the knowledge and library services that will meet their evidence needs.
I can use a range of marketing techniques, including user experience (UX) and developing personas, to identify staff and learner needs to inform service development / development of a service marketing plan.
I can maintain an awareness of the unique user profiles of different groups, using metrics, data and feedback to shape service and delivery.
I can design and promote the knowledge service offer taking account of the user experience.

10.5 Service innovation, development and design | Level 3 – Apply

I can apply quality improvement methodology to knowledge and library service innovation, developments and improvement.
I can monitor knowledge and library service activity, key perfomance indicators (KPIs) and metrics to identify areas for service innovation , development and design.
I can execute complex evidence searches to support decision making and inform service innovation, development and design.

10.3 Community engagement in planning | Level 3 – Apply

I can use a range of techniques to carry out focused evaluation and gather feedback to inform improvements to specific services.
I can work with targeted staff and learner groups, both users and non-users, in identifying knowledge and evidence needs.
I can carry out complex analysis of evaluation and feedback data to inform service improvements and developments.
I can engage with a variety of users across the organisation and healthcare system to provide a professional and efficient service.

7.8 Learning environments | Level 3 – Apply

I can develop policies to ensure the library learning space is suitable and accessible for all staff and learners.
I can ensure an appropriate environment to nurture study, innovation and wellbeing for staff and learners.
I can develop and maintain digital resources and digital learning space.
I can lead on delivering inductions to staff and learners on the availability, how to access and use the library learning space and resources

6.8 Knowledge Management culture | Level 3 – Apply

I can contribute to an organisational learning culture where knowledge mobilisation and shared learning thrives.
I can raise awareness and demonstrate the value of knowledge mobilisation to the organisation and local health system.
I can drive organisational change by encouraging widespread use of evidence, organisational knowledge and individual know-how.
I can identify and encourage the use and spread of good practice.
I can enable psychologically safe opportunities for people to share and use knowledge.
I can develop and support organisational knowledge mobilisation champions. (KS Broker, K Manager)

6.5 Knowledge sharing and collaboration | Level 3 – Apply

I can advise healthcare and public health teams on approaches and tools they can use to encourage knowledge sharing and collaboration.
I can design and facilitate opportunities to encourage people to collaborate and share knowledge.
I can establish, monitor and maintain Communities of Practice on behalf of healthcare teams and specialist groups. This includes encouraging active participation, monitoring and reporting on engagement and manging closure of inactive communities.
I can identify, capture and curate knowledge and learning resulting from knowledge sharing and collaboration activities on behalf of teams and the organisation.

6.4 Knowledge transfer and organisational learning | Level 3 – Apply

I can raise awareness of, and encourage use of, a range of tools and techniques for teams to use to learn before, during and after all that they do so others in the organisation or healthcare system can apply that learning to inform and improve their own work.
I can source and summarise internal organisational knowledge, individual know-how, good practice and external published and unpublished research to accelerate evidence-informed policy and practice.
I can develop and maintain directories of expertise and encourage individuals to contribute and use these to inform their practice.
I can devise and implement methods to capture and share knowledge before people move on to different roles, avoiding knowledge loss.

6.3 Knowledge synthesis and combination | Level 3 – Apply

I can contribute to a service that produces summarised insights for evidence-based, informed decision making.
I can work alongside health and public health teams to understand their knowledge needs so that knowledge insights can be synthesised and summarised to meet these needs. This will include synthesis from a variety of sources such as published research, organisational data, lessons learned, good practice, staff know-how, patient or staff lived experience, guidelines and procedures

6.1 Knowledge management | Level 3 – Apply

I can apply knowledge mobilisation principles, thinking and development so healthcare teams and organisations can rapidly apply research evidence and good practice, organisational knowledge and individual tacit knowledge into policy and practice
I can put into place systems and processes to identify, capture, create, analyse, curate and distribute knowledge to contribute to organisational learning, drive innovation and create organisational value
I can embed knowledge mobilisation into ways of working, for example facilitating a Before Action Review before an organisational project or piece of work commences and a Retrospect at its conclusion
I can select, plan and facilitate a range of knowledge mobilisation tools, tailored to team or organisational circumstances. This might include adapting learning before, during and after tools such as Appreciative Inquiry, Action Learning Sets or Knowledge Harvesting.
I can help teams to capture, share and use Lessons Learned, and to articulate tacit knowledge and personal insights.

5.10 Cataloguing and resource description | Level 3 – Apply

I can assist with cataloguing knowledge resources by applying rules and formats and resource description standards to add and amend basic records to maintain and improve the organisation and retrieval of knowledge resources.
I can use advanced features within catalogues to effectively locate knowledge resources held in knowledge and library collections.
I can demonstrate to a library user how to use advanced functions on catalogues to locate knowledge resources.

5.8 Subject indexing | Level 3 – Apply

I can define subject heading terms using my subject expertise and pre-defined schemes such as Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) .
I can apply subject heading terms to systematically organise information, knowledge and resources to make them easier for people to find.
I can make suggestions, based on my interactions with healthcare and public health staff and learners, on how to improve pre-defined schemes such as Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) to ensure they remain relevant for use with local collections and reflect evolving language, culture, terminology and remain suited to local needs.

5.5 Classification schemes and taxonomies | Level 3 – Apply

I can expertly choose and apply the right classification scheme to organise digital and print knowledge resources, making information easier to find and use.
I can design and apply taxonomies that show the hierarchical relationship of different groups of data, information and knowledge, making them easier to understand and use for evidence?informed decision making.

4.3 Copyright, intellectual property and licensing | Level 3 – Apply

I can maximise the use of information resources available to the organisation within the limits of licensing regulations.
I can advise health care and public health staff and learners on compliance with information legislation and guidance including licensing, intellectual property, open access and copyright as it relates to knowledge assets.

4.1 Information governance | Level 3 – Apply

I can create effective information governance processes to ensure compliance with organisational policies and legal requirements for the handling of data and information within the knowledge and library service.
I can ensure knowledge and library systems are fully compliant with information governance requirements. This might include completing Data Protection Impact Assessments or having responsibilities as a departmental Information Asset Owner.

3.3 Information retrieval | Level 3 – Apply

I can work with healthcare staff to determine their evidence needs and interpret their search enquiries.
I can formulate and carry out evidence searches across bibliographic databases and information resources.
I can evaluate, select and present the evidence search results to inform healthcare staff decision making.
I can oversee the promotion and delivery of horizon scans, personalised alerts and current awareness bulletins to highlight the latest research and knowledge to healthcare and public health staff.

2.9 AI and algorithmic literacy | Level 3 – Apply

I can create and share effective prompts and develop agents to retrieve information using AI and critically evaluate the results to inform my own work and the work of others.
I can advise healthcare staff and learners on how to use AI effectively and sustainably, highlighting latest developments and potential risks from AI to the organisation.
I can advise the organisation about using protocols to appraise AI applications before deployment.
I can curate organisational information, knowledge assets and data sets for effective use by AI systems.

1.1 Collection management | Level 3 – Apply

I can ensure that collections are accessible and meet the diverse needs of the user community, for example digital access and supporting care at the point of need.
I can apply expertise to collection management developing the collection to meet evolving user and organisational needs.
I can critically appraise resources to inform the selection and acquisition of print and digital content, review subscriptions and assess suitability of digital and AI resources.