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Mar
05
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Individuals and a whole community can experience grief due to personal loss or major tragedy. How we experience grief can differ from person to person, from event to event. In addition to your state and local resources, here are some resources to offer those in your community who may be experiencing grief or know of… Read More »
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Dec
16
0 comments Tags: Funding, health information, NNLM Region 5, outreach, training
December is a busy month for everyone as we try to wrap up year-end projects while squeezing in as much holiday fun as possible. In that spirit, this month’s Director’s Insights post will be short and sweet. I am enormously proud of the work that the Region 5 team has accomplished in 2024. Each member… Read More »
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Nov
15
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Fundamentals of Health Data Science The NNLM National Center for Data Services (NCDS) will host Fundamentals of Health Data Science from January 6 – March 21, 2025. This 10-week course is designed to improve knowledge and skills in data science, enabling learners to add or enhance data science training and services at their institutions. This course… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Data Science, Training & Education
Nov
14
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This month, I hosted a town hall session for Region 5 that shared updates from the last six months and a sneak peek at what is coming up in the next six months. I’m so proud of the Region 5 team and everything we have accomplished during the first half of the year! I also… Read More »
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Nov
06
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Guest post written by: Eli Wachter, NLM Associate Fellow One of the most heartbreaking stories you can tell an archivist or librarian is when a collection of recorded knowledge is lost forever. However, some of the most fulfilling stories are when dedicated individuals piece together a history that everyone assumed was lost. For this blog… Read More »
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