Entries from MIDLINE tagged with 'searching'
2009 Meeting Poster Showcase:
Search Camp Strengthens Staff's Skills
Submitted by Elizabeth Fine Bio-Medical Library, University of Minnesota-Minneapolis Strong searching abilities are arguably the most important skill set for health sciences librarians. It takes a great deal of time and practice to become an expert searcher, and cultivating a...
State Meeting Report:
Kentucky Medical Library Association
Submitted by Ann L. Schaap Norton Healthcare Medical Library, Louisville, KY The Kentucky Medical Library Association held its summer meeting on Tuesday, August 12 at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. The meeting featured a luncheon sponsored by Ebsco, a...
What's Happening in the Midwest
CE in Central Indiana The Central Indiana Health Sciences Libraries Constorium (CIHSLC) is inviting all of you to attend a CE titled "Redesigning Library Spaces for the Electronic Age" to be held at Sigma Theta Tau on the IUPUI...
Take Advantage of High Quality Training
Free and MLA CE Accredited!!
The National Network of Libraries of Medicine’s National Training Center and Clearinghouse will offer classes in PubMed (full-day) and NLM Gateway & Clinical Trials (half-day) at Creighton University on October 11th and 12th. Here’s a great opportunity to receive free...
State Meeting Report:
North Dakota Library Association
Health Science Information Section
Submitted by Mary Markland Harley E. French Library of the Health Sciences, University of North Dakota School of Medicine and the Health Sciences, Fargo, ND The North Dakota Library Association’s Health Science Information Section met for their spring meeting on...
2006 Conference Poster Showcase:
Transformation of EBM Search Filters
Submitted by Kristin Hitchcock, FPIN Librarian Team University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Enhanced Tools for Librarian Searchers for the Family Physicians Inquires Network (FPIN) Librarians are expert searchers. We know databases. We know search strategies. And we know the importance...
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