Past Funded Projects
| Title | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| A Geographically Focused Health Information Outreach Project |
Zip code 75212 is an economically disadvantaged area of West Dallas. There are numerous organizations in this 11 square mile area that are trying to help residents. |
$14,635 |
| Becoming a Healthier Community: Step by Step |
Provide health education and health information searching skills for individuals in most need with a focus on affordable food selections, simple meal preparation, and physical activity engagement t |
$9,651 |
| Bringing the NIH 3D Print Exchange and 3D Printing to El Paso's Health Care |
The Texas Tech University Health Science Center at El Paso Libraries will bring 3D printing and knowledge of how to use the NIH 3D Print Exchange to the health workers, medical students, Hispanics, |
$9,989 |
| Community Health Workshop: Promoting Healthy Communities by Increasing Knowledge |
The Community Health Workshop project seeks to utilize and build on the role of community spaces such as libraries, senior centers, and community centers to facilitate access to knowledge and promo |
$14,653 |
| Continuing Health Information Outreach in New Mexico |
Through this project, HSLIC will focus on sustaining the connections with the many organizations in New Mexico it has partnered with in the past to raise awareness of free health information resour |
$10,000 |
| Creating an Interactive Digital Gallery: Using Touchscreens to Enhance NLM Exhibits and Classes |
Interactive elements within exhibits and classes enhance the engagement and learning of the participants. |
$10,000 |
| Cultivating a Community of Practice: Oklahoma's Health Information Specialists Program |
From its infancy in 2013, the Robert M. Bird Health Sciences Library's Health Information Specialists Program has grown substantially. |
$24,915 |
| Emerging Leader- Ossom Williamson |
The NN/LM SCR is partnering with the South Central Academic Medical Libraries Consortium (SCAMeL) to offer the Emerging Leaders Award. |
$6,000 |
| Exhibit Award- LSUHSC Shreveport |
Exhibit at Louisiana Library Association 2017 Annual Conference |
$2,000 |
| Exhibit Award- OSUCHS 1 |
Exhibit at the OK 33rd Annual Primary Care Update |
$1,525 |
| Exhibit Award- OSUCHS 2 |
Exhibit at 2017 Winter CME Seminar |
$1,150 |
| Exhibit Award- OSUCHS 3 |
Exhibit at the 117th Annual Convention of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association |
$2,000 |
| Exploring the future of medical modeling with a Stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer |
Stereolithography (SLA) technology is an important 3D technology for medicine because of its accuracy and print capabilities. |
$8,435 |
| Finding Common Threads: Enhancing Outreach to Underserved Populations Through OK's Health Information Specialists |
Staff members at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center's Robert M. |
$25,000 |
| Health Information Needs of Parents/Caregivers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Needs Assessment |
Parents/caregivers of children with developmental disabilities need information that will help them make decisions regarding their child's treatment and keep them safe and healthy. |
$6,269 |
| Health Information Outreach to the El Paso Border Community |
The Texas Tech University Health Science Center El Paso (TTUHSCEP) Libraries proposes to deliver outreach services to health care professionals and the general public in the El Paso area by means o |
$8,545 |
| Health Links at the Library: Increasing Health Literacy Through Websites for Small Oklahoma Public Libraries |
According to a 2015 Pew Research Study, 73% of people who visit public libraries in America go looking for answers about their health. |
$14,148 |
| How to find out about your health |
New, easy to understand and use tools that are accessible to patients and providers can facilitate better health information seeking and address many barriers associated with low health literacy th |
$39,914 |
| Improving Access: Technology Upgrades for Public Computer Workstations |
Morningcrest Health Library (MHL) is a consumer health information center located in the Schusterman Center Clinic. |
$4,255 |
| Improving the Evaluation of PRIME TIME Plus |
PT Plus is a 6-week program of 90-minute weekly sessions for families with 3-5 year old children that introduces literature and nutritional practices through activities that promote family-centered |
$7,000 |