The first empirical study focused exclusively on the information intermediary role in disadvantaged (socioeconomic) and dependent (support) circumstances. We report findings from semi-structured interviews and focus groups with 49 UK state and voluntary sector professionals providing support to young (<21) mothers from areas of multiple deprivations. We evidence an important information intermediary role with three key contributions to information behaviours in disadvantaged and dependent circumstances. Intermediaries: facilitate information needs recognition, and considered purposeful action within problematic situations; are a key source of information in themselves, and a key integrative connection to other external sources not otherwise...
The increasing dependence on social media and other online systems as part of everyday life has grow...
This paper examines the challenges of developing health information literacy (HIL) amongst disadvant...
Purpose: to explore the information behaviours of socioeconomically disadvantaged young first-time m...
The first empirical study focused exclusively on the information intermediary role in disadvantaged ...
This article provides the first empirical study focused exclusively on the information intermediary ...
The purpose of this paper is to advance our understanding of approaches to information literacy skil...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to evidence and better understand adolescent information beha...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to advance our understanding of the challenges of health inform...
Purpose: to advance our understanding of the challenges of health information literacy education in ...
A report on three UK studies seeking to better understand information behaviours in disadvantaged an...
Information resilience has become a topic of interest to the information science community in recent...
This work sought to better understand the information needs of young mothers from UK areas of multip...
Information poverty is widely recognised as having a negative impact upon peoples’ health and wellbe...
Purpose: to holistically explore the information needs of socioeconomically disadvantaged young firs...
The increasing dependence on social media and other online systems as part of everyday life has grow...
This paper examines the challenges of developing health information literacy (HIL) amongst disadvant...
Purpose: to explore the information behaviours of socioeconomically disadvantaged young first-time m...
The first empirical study focused exclusively on the information intermediary role in disadvantaged ...
This article provides the first empirical study focused exclusively on the information intermediary ...
The purpose of this paper is to advance our understanding of approaches to information literacy skil...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to evidence and better understand adolescent information beha...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to advance our understanding of the challenges of health inform...
Purpose: to advance our understanding of the challenges of health information literacy education in ...
A report on three UK studies seeking to better understand information behaviours in disadvantaged an...
Information resilience has become a topic of interest to the information science community in recent...
This work sought to better understand the information needs of young mothers from UK areas of multip...
Information poverty is widely recognised as having a negative impact upon peoples’ health and wellbe...
Purpose: to holistically explore the information needs of socioeconomically disadvantaged young firs...
The increasing dependence on social media and other online systems as part of everyday life has grow...
This paper examines the challenges of developing health information literacy (HIL) amongst disadvant...
Purpose: to explore the information behaviours of socioeconomically disadvantaged young first-time m...