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Aug
20
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Please join us at the University of Washington Health Sciences Library for this webinar from the Medical Library Association, “Understanding Qualitative Research: Exploring the Motivations of Patients and Clinicians.” If studies show that having answers to clinical questions changes patient management over 50% of the time, why do residents fail to answer their clinical question?… Read More »
Posted in: News From NNLM PNR, Training & Education
Aug
18
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Date: Wednesday, August 19th Time: 1:00pm Pacific Time, Noon Alaska Time, and 2:00pm Mountain Time Tomorrow, on August 19th we will hear from Gail Kouame, Assistant Director for HEALWA (Health Evidence Resource for Washington State) about this unique program and resource for health practitioners. For the price of a few lattes, eligible health practitioners in… Read More »
Posted in: News From NNLM PNR, Resource Sharing & Document Delivery, Training & Education
Aug
10
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Please join us at the University of Washington for this webinar from the Medical Library Association: “Consumers and Evidence-Based Practice: Understanding the Evidence Behind the Headlines.” Researchers report that older adults who slept more than 8 hours a night were 46% more likely to suffer strokes and that families who hand-wash the dishes are about… Read More »
Posted in: Health Literacy, News From NNLM PNR, Training & Education
Jul
13
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This Thursday, July 16 at 1pm Pacific Time (noon Alaska, 2pm Mountain), please join us in our new webinar series, PNR Partners. This hour long program will be focused on those in our region who have received funding from the PNR and have developed services or programs to better serve those in their communities. At… Read More »
Posted in: News From NNLM PNR
Jul
09
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3D printing has done some pretty amazing things such as create bone replacements and skull implants. However, most 3D printers in libraries do not make items quite of this caliber but it is still no less amazing. Just think about what computers and the Internet and cell phones were like a few years ago and where they are… Read More »
Posted in: News From NNLM PNR, Technology