Apr
06
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What is DSS? DDS stands for Data Services Specialization. This certification from the Medical Library Association (MLA) tells employers that you have received training to provide data services to anyone who works with data. This includes (but is not limited to) researchers, clinicians, students, and librarians. Core Classes There are four core classes that… Read More »
Posted in: Blog
Apr
03
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This is part of a series of blog posts from hospital librarians using AI in their work. This post was submitted by Maureen Dunn, Director of Library Services at Concord Hospital (NH). In an attempt to harness the good in AI tools rather than simply feel overwhelmed by them, I decided to try an experiment… Read More »
Posted in: Communities of Interest
Mar
27
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Purpose: This Notice is a Request for Information (RFI) inviting feedback on the Framework for the NIH-Wide Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2027-2031 (FY27-FY31). NOTE: It is important to read the entire RFI notice to ensure an adequate response is prepared to have a full understanding of how your response will be utilized. Background: The… Read More »
Posted in: Announcements
Mar
16
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On April 29th 2026 we are excited to feature two public libraries for Region 7 Presents: Funded Project Report Back on Indoor Air Quality Resources . Join partners from the Public Library of Brookline and the Hamden Public Library to hear how they introduced Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Kits into their circulating collection. Panelists will discuss… Read More »
Posted in: Blog
Mar
13
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March is Sleep Awareness Month. Changing the clocks can have an effect on sleep partners and sleep health. And how well, or not, we sleep can have an effect on our health. But what are the concerns related to sleep and health? What are things we can do to get better sleep? And what are… Read More »
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