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Feb
26
Tags: STEM event
NNLM PSR librarians Nora Franco and Kelli Ham attended and exhibited at the annual University of Arizona College of Medicine Connect2STEM event, reaching over 250 visitors at the largest STEM-related event held in downtown Phoenix. They focused on providing outreach for consumer health information, citizen science, and the All of Us Research Program.
Posted in: Advocacy, All of Us, Citizen Science, Consumer Health, K-12 Resources, MedlinePlus, Outreach, Precision Medicine
Jul
25
Tags: health literacy
NNLM PSR provided professional development funding to support six public librarians who attended the one-day session “Libraries as Partners in Health: an NNLM Seminar on Consumer Health,” a one-day session held June 21 at the National Library of Medicine.
Posted in: Advocacy, All of Us, Consumer Health, Funding, Precision Medicine, Training
Feb
14
Tags: citizen science
Through outreach funding awarded by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Southwest Region, all libraries are invited to participate in a project being conducted by SciStarter and Arizona State University to celebrate Citizen Science Day on April 13, 2019, by hosting the “Megathon Challenge” to benefit Alzheimer’s disease research.
Posted in: Advocacy, Announcements, Citizen Science, Consumer Health, Funding, Outreach
Mar
24
Tags: complementary and integrative health, integrative medicine
Kelli Ham, NNLM PSR Consumer Health Librarian, reports on her experience attending the Annual Student Conference on Integrative Medicine, held at UCLA on March 11, 2017.
Posted in: Consumer Health, MedlinePlus, Training
Jan
27
NN/LM PSR Consumer Health & Technology Coordinator Kelli Ham provides a summary of the recently published monograph, “The Medical Library Association Guide to Answering Questions about the Affordable Care Act.” Kelli was a co-author of two of the book’s chapters.
Posted in: Affordable Care Act, Consumer Health, Membership, Public Health
