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Enough lurking! <\/strong>I\u2019m finally going to introduce myself and resurrect the Physio-Blog,<\/p>\n Hi, my name is Suzanne Geba<\/strong> and I\u2019m taking over where Eugene left off. First, let me tell you a bit about myself, and what I hope to bring to this blog.<\/p>\n I am a librarian in a unique position. I don\u2019t work in a physical library, seldom handle books, and serve a specific set of users across the beautiful province of British Columbia: the 1800+ members of the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia (PABC)<\/a>. Our library is fully digital. At its core is the excellent eHLBC<\/a> collection of health databases, however, when needed I \u201cborrow\u201d electronic resources from public libraries<\/a> and academic institutions<\/a>, and of course find stuff using good old Google.<\/p>\n Reference questions are handled via email or IM (try the \u201cAsk Librarian<\/strong>\u201d chat box when I\u2019m online). I also offer database workshops, provide access to new information technologies and sources, and do my best to keep members up to date with current physio information. That\u2019s my job in a nutshell.<\/p>\n So, what up with the blog? After all, it\u2019s been a few months without a fresh post.<\/p>\n While it is true, that Eugene Barsky<\/strong> (now at UBC)<\/a> is no longer the author of this blog, his past contributions are still happily with us. Truth be told, blogging in someone else\u2019s shoes is just a wee bit challenging, and it may take some time to find my stride. In the meantime I welcome comments from anyone, anywhere.<\/p>\n