Information Roles in Disaster Management

This self-paced course introduces health sciences librarians to disaster management roles related to health information.

Insider's Guide to Accessing NLM Data: Welcome to E-utilities for PubMed*

Want to do more with PubMed? Want to extract just the PubMed data you need, in the format you want? This introductory webinar covers the basics of the E-utilities API and introduces powerful and flexible ways of accessing PubMed data.

Institutional Repositories: Shining a Light on Your Community’s Assets*

If you’re like us, you’re short on time, have tons on your plate, and have a never ending list of “someday” projects. Join us for a webinar on best practices, tips, and tricks for establishing a rich, vibrant, evolving institutional repository for your organization.

Instructional Design: Proven Principles and Practices for Librarians Who Teach*

This interactive, face-to-face course is for librarians who are seeking best practices or who would like to strengthen and refresh their instruction.

Interacting with Community Health Data: Building Analysis Tools in Tableau Public

Data visualizations can empower libraries to engage in evidence based, data-driven research in order to create or change social health policies. This face-to-face course will teach you how to identify health inequalities through the application of data visualization concepts.

Introduction to Data Analysis and Visualization with R*

In this face-to-face course especially for non-programmers, you’ll learn the basics to get started with using R.

Introduction to Data Visualization with R

In this face-to-face course, students will learn and use basic commands and packages in R/RStudio to manipulate and visualize data. Participants will understand the basic functionality of R and practice writing scripts to create some impactful graphics.

Introduction to Genomic Data Repositories and Data Analysis Resources

The goals of this face-to-face course include: familiarizing participants with common genomics/genetics data repositories and 2) explaining why medical library patrons (basic and translational researchers) want to utilize these data repositories as part of their research toolkit.

Introduction to Research Design for Librarians*

This face-to-face course provides an overview of research study designs, including quantitative and qualitative approaches.

Introduction to Systematic Reviews for Librarians (four hours)*

In this face-to-face course, librarians will learn the history and current state of systematic reviews, how systematic reviews are different from other types of reviews, and what their role can be based on current guidelines.