• Guides you to understand the value of information in healthcare: The book explains how proper information management directly affects decision-making in the medical field.
• Shows you how to evaluate sources of medical knowledge: Learn to distinguish reliable information from incorrect, an essential skill in the age of information overload.
• Equips you to tackle misinformation in health: Especially in the post-pandemic era, the ability to evaluate medical content is critical — both for professionals and citizens.
• A valuable tool for health professionals and students: Helps students, nurses, doctors, and public health professionals understand the role of information in health services.
• Provides training in evidence-based practice. Offers knowledge for searching and utilizing medical evidence in decision-making.
• Cultivates critical thinking and digital literacy: Focuses on skills that are fundamental in communicating scientific data to the public. 

• For students in health professions
• For health professionals
• For trainers and academics in Health & Social Welfare departments
• For health policy and public administration officials
• For researchers and information professionals
• For individuals who care for patients or want to better understand medical information to make better health decisions.

Artemis Chaleplioglou is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Archival, Library and Information Systems at the University of West Attica, specializing in Library Science with an emphasis on Biomedical Information. She served as the Head of the Library of the Biomedical Research Foundation of the Academy of Athens. Her main research interests are library science and information, medical information, and bibliometrics.