Pacific Northwest Region

The University of Washington Health Sciences Library serves as the regional Network Office for network member organizations throughout the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region (NNLM PNR) including the states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington

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NNLM Resource Picks

NNLM Resource Picks is a collaborative, bimonthly, webcast series featuring the National Library of Medicine resources to increase awareness of these resources as well as encourage their integration by libraries and other organizations to more fully serve their colleagues and communities. Next Pick: Healthy Aging - Promoting Healthy Living in Older Adults through Quality Health Information

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Upcoming Webinar: NNLM All of Us National Program – Get Involved!

Join us on April 30th at 11am Pacific Time to learn about the NNLM All of Us National Program. In this webinar we will cover ways you can participate in the launch and other opportunities to get involved. This is the “first call” for NNLM members to get involved with the NNLM All of Us National Program.

Pacific Northwest Region

All of Us National Launch

The National Network of Libraries of Medicine is excited to announce the All of Us Research Program official launch on Sunday, May 6, 2018.

Family Health & Wellness Fair: Pasco, WA Farmer's Market 12 PM to 5 PM

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Join us for PNR Rendezvous!

3rd Wednesday at 1 pm PT

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.

Our next Rendezvous is June 20th, "Unlocking the Potential of De-identified Clinical Datasets" with presenter Bas de Veer, Bio-Medical Informatics Services Manager for UW Medicine IT Services at the University of Washington.

Watch our last session, "Beyond the Memes: Social Media Evaluation," below. Archived recordings are available on YouTube.