The Health Resources and Services Administration’s Office of Regional Operations for Region 10 will share some of its initiatives and activities within the Native American community as it pertains
PNR Rendezvous
PNR Rendezvous is a monthly webinar series presented by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Pacific Northwest Region. Each session focuses on various topics such as health, research, resources, librarianship, and technology for attendees to incorporate into their work.
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Past Classes
Questions about library resources and fair use in online education are expanding from the appropriate use of journal articles and eBooks to published images, video clips and more in faculty-created
10/18/2017
Answering health and medical reference questions can be challenging, as the questions are often sensitive in nature, are asked at what may be a crisis point in a patron’s life, and can involve tech
09/20/2017
Our digital worlds are inundated with misinformation, data manipulations and outright lies. In this talk, we will look at common pitfalls specifically around information visualization.
08/16/2017
Three librarians will share their experiences developing and providing unique data services in academic medical settings.
07/19/2017
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Upcoming Classes
Unlocking the Potential of De-identified Clinical Datasets
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
1:00pm - 2:00pm
PT
Region/Office:
National
Instructor(s):
Carolyn Martin
Genetic Testing in the Era of Genomic Sequencing
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
1:00pm - 2:00pm
PT
Region/Office:
National
Instructor(s):
Carolyn Martin
In the Shoes of a Fellow: The National Library of Medicine’s Associate Fellowship Program
Wednesday, October 17, 2018
1:00pm - 2:00pm
PT
Region/Office:
National
Instructor(s):
Carolyn Martin