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Jun
11
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For health sciences librarians looking for resources on the effects of drugs, the National Library of Medicine maintains two relevant databases: LactMed and LiverTox. Both of these databases are located in the NLM Bookshelf and are searchable through PubMed. This webinar will give a brief introduction to Bookshelf, LactMed and LiverTox. Using sample search requests… Read More »
Posted in: Continuing Education
May
21
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Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2020 Time: 2 PM ET/1 PM CT Description: This one-hour webinar will provide a basic introduction to foreign-born populations. The presentation will start with some background data about immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. We’ll touch briefly on concepts related to cultural competence and humility and how to integrate them into your… Read More »
Posted in: Consumer Health, Continuing Education, Public Health
May
18
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On May 18, the new and improved PubMed replaced the legacy system as the default site. To help prepare for the transition, NLM and NNLM have a variety of trainings and resources available for you to use, learn, and adapt. For You to Learn Through June 25, NLM and NNLM are offering 6 live webinars… Read More »
Posted in: All Posts, Continuing Education
Apr
22
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Four DOCLINE updates have been added in the last 6 weeks, such as the new “Print Resources Available” indicator. Join the DOCLINE Team for a new webinar – “Getting the Most Out of DOCLINE” – on April 29 to learn what you may have missed! The webinar will be hosted by the DOCLINE Team members from… Read More »
Posted in: Continuing Education, DOCLINE
Apr
21
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The National Library of Medicine (NLM) at the National Institutes of Health is hosting a free webinar for researchers to learn how to share, discover, and cite COVID-19 data and code in generalist repositories on Friday, April 24 from 2:00-3:45 p.m. ET. The biomedical research community’s understanding of the novel coronavirus and the associated coronavirus… Read More »
Posted in: Continuing Education, Data Science