2023 was another year of positive accomplishments for the Electronic Health Library of British Columbia. Some highlights include:
Affirming a strategy for the future, together.
This summer, representatives from eHLbc member organizations gathered in person for a Strategic Framework Event to discuss and align on future directions. Attendees clarified strategic priorities, ensuring the consortium remains responsive to evolving needs.
Warm sendoff for Anita Cocchia.
Anita Cocchia retired this summer after an impactful 23-year career. Anita was active in the creation of eHLbc in 2006 and adeptly managed the consortium's development over 17 years. This summer our community came together to celebrate her many accomplishments and wish her a warm goodbye.
A growing suite of learning opportunities.
eHLbc continues to offer members online webinars that delve into the finer points of eHLbc-licensed products. Missed a webinar? Recordings are available! (Note: Log-in required).
A new framework for eHLbc.
The eHLbc 2024-2028 Strategic Framework offers a flexible planning approach for the future, and is shaped by four core directions: Supporting eHLbc members, optimizing professional development, growing our collection of opt-in resources, and maintaining a core suite of resources.
Sunni Nishimura steps into a new role.
This fall, eHLbc welcomed new leadership. As the new BC ELN Executive Director (BC ELN serves as eHLbc’s Administrative Centre), Sunni Nishimura will have a key role in eHLbc management. Read her message.
We look forward to many more collaborative successes in 2024!
