A Journey Through Health Information and Libraries Journal: 1984-2025

The Health Information and Libraries Journal has been a key player in the world of health libraries for over four decades. It started in 1984 and has since published more than 1400 pieces. These include reviews, original articles, editorials, brief communications, regular features, and obituaries of important figures in the field. The journal has had four editors-in-chief. Shane Godbolt led from 1984 to 1994. Judy Palmer took over from 1999 to 2002. Graham Walton was in charge from 2003 to 2008. Maria J. Grant has been at the helm since 2009 and will continue until 2025. The journal has been a reliable source of information for health librarians. It has also been a platform for sharing ideas and honoring those who have made significant contributions to the field. The Health Information and Libraries Journal has evolved over the years. It has adapted to changes in technology and the needs of its readers. It has also remained committed to its mission of providing high-quality information to health librarians.The journal has been a testament to the importance of health libraries. It has shown how they play a crucial role in the healthcare system. The journal has also highlighted the need for continuous learning and improvement in the field. The Health Information and Libraries Journal has been more than just a publication. It has been a community. It has brought together health librarians from around the world. It has provided a space for them to share their knowledge and experiences. The journal has also been a source of inspiration. It has shown how health librarians can make a difference in the world. It has highlighted the impact of their work on the healthcare system and the lives of patients. The Health Information and Libraries Journal has been a journey. It has been a journey of discovery, learning, and growth. It has been a journey that has shaped the field of health libraries and the lives of those who work in it.