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Jan
27
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The Network of the National Library of Medicine’s Public Health Collaborative (PHC) grew out of a small, informal working group in 2019. The group’s goal was to expand NNLM programming and outreach to the public health workforce. In 2021, the group evolved into the Public Health Collaborative (PHC), a working group of the NNLM and… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, NNLM, PHDL Resources, Public Health
Jan
20
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The All of Us Research Program and the NNLM invite you to a special FREE screening of FAUCI from National Geographic Documentary Films Crafted around unprecedented access to Dr. Anthony Fauci, National Geographic Documentary Films’ Fauci is a revealing portrait of one of our most dedicated public servants. After the film, hear from longtime… Read More »
Posted in: All of Us, Blog, NNLM, Public Health
Jan
10
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Register for the Getting Started with the PHDL webinar! New classes are on the calendar. The Getting Started… webinar will get you acquainted with using PubMed to search the journal collection, introduce you to additional databases available within the collection, and briefly describe the process for accessing materials not available in the PHDL from your partner… Read More »
Posted in: Announcements, Education and Outreach, How To, PHDL Resources, Public Health
Jan
07
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You’re invited to attend Reaching Black Audiences in a Digital World, the first program of the 2022 NNLM’s Public Health Webinar Series. The webinar will be held January 12, 2022, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST. Registration is required. The webinar, Reaching Black Audiences in a Digital World, will increase your knowledge on connecting… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, CHES Credit, Education and Outreach, NNLM Class
Jan
06
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Each year, the Public Health Digital Library reviews what materials our users are reading in our collection. This year the most viewed journals covered a broad range of titles from the expected: the New England Journal of Medicine and the American Journal of Public Health to journals on infectious diseases such as Clinical Infectious Diseases… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, PHDL Resources