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Oct
23
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Plan on attending our next upcoming class: How to Use STAT!Ref: A Guide to Searching and Accessing Evidence-Based Resources When: November 6, 2024; 11:00 a.m. Eastern Register Here! STAT!Ref carries a number of useful tools like EBMcalc Evidence Alerts Red Book Online Outbreaks Stedman’s Medical Dictionary ICD-10 Conversion Tools Drug Shortages Established references titles… Read More »
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Sep
30
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Every couple of years, the NNLM reaches out to its member organizations for feedback on its membership, its value and to learn more about unmet needs. You will soon be receiving an invitation to take part in the 2024 NNLM Active Member Survey. Administered oneline and voluntary, the survey will better understand how NNLM active… Read More »
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Jul
10
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The National Library of Medicine has opened a comment period for the Network of the National Library of Medicine (the Network). This is your opportunity to provide input on the Network programs, which include our National Public Health Coordination Office and the Public Health Digital Library. See the full request document at Request For Information:… Read More »
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Jun
21
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced a Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA) Call on June 27th at 2pm ET. Topic: Mpox Update: Clinical Management and Outbreaks The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been supporting the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in responding to its largest surge of… Read More »
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Jun
12
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May 1st began our 7th year of bringing the Public Health Digital Library to the collaborative group of participating public health entities. That group now consists of 30 state public health agencies, 10 local health department units, and two public health associations. We welcome the following departments… Kansas Department of Health and Environment: KDHE’s participation… Read More »
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