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Nov
04
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Chris Shaffer and the Oregon Health & Science University Library are part of a national consortium recently awarded NIH funding to implement a Federated National Informatics Network. This web-based initiative, called the eagle-i Consortium, will be developed by OHSU and 8 other universities–led by Harvard Medical School. Funding is from the National Center for Research… Read More »
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Oct
27
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What happens when a librarian, a hospital public relations department, and the local media work together to provide health information outreach? Here is a great example: Nurse’s Notes: Seeking health online? Use care. Thanks to Dana Kopp for sharing her success with us. Dana is director of the Center for Health Information at St. Patrick… Read More »
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Oct
26
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Join your colleagues on Wednesday, November 18 from 11am-1pm (Pacific time) for the Medical Library Association (MLA) webcast Cut the Cord: Connecting to our Mobile Users. The Pacific Northwest Region (PNR) will host the webcast at the University of Washington Health Sciences Library, Lab B. If you will join us at UW, please register at… Read More »
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Oct
09
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Interested in LinkOut? LinkOut for Libraries is a service that provides access for PubMed users to their library’s journal collections. A user finds a citation in PubMed, then clicks on their library’s icon to see the full text of the article.
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Oct
06
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October is an important month! Medical Librarians Month is during October, and National Physician Assistant Week is October 6-12. Librarians and Physician Assistants (PAs) are natural partners to address patient education and health information literacy.
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