Available Until 4/19/2028

From Biomarkers to Human Genome Editing- A Prescription to Research

For more information or to schedule this course, please contact Stephanie Roth <stephanie.roth@temple.edu>.

Understanding genomic medicine can be very complicated, it can be even more complicated when tasked with a research question. It is no mystery to unravel why patrons, researchers, and even clinicians are also confused. This course is a great introduction to genomic medicine for the beginner and provides help in understanding the latest trends and research in genomic medicine. Librarians will leave confident with new ideas on how to use opportunities in genomic medicine to create a new research service or improve existing research services in a variety of library settings.

Learning Objectives

1. Participants will be able to understand the basics of genomic medicine.

2. Participants will be able to identify important terminology for librarians.

3. Participants will be able to understand the trends and research in genomic medicine.

4. Participants will be able to recognize the opportunities available for librarians in genomic research.

5. Participants will be able to apply their knowledge of genomic medicine to build a new service or research services for their library related to genomic medicine.

Agenda

MLA CE Program Agenda: 2 CE

Welcome/Ice Breaker: 10 minutes

Using cell phones, take an interactive poll to answer the following questions and briefly discuss answers.

What do you currently know about Genomic Medicine?
What do you wish to learn about Genomic Medicine?
Do you currently assist with Genomic Research at your library or institution?
Are you a librarian, an administrator, or other?
Academic library setting, hospital setting, or other?

Part 1: Introduction to Genomic Medicine: 60 minutes (lecture/slides)

What is Genomic Medicine?
Important Terminology for Librarians
What are the advances and trends in Genomic Medicine research?
What are the main types of Genomic Medicine research studies?

Review Exercise: 10 minutes-Pairs of participants will be assigned a research case study in Genomic Medicine and will answer a few questions about the case and review together.

Part 2: How librarians can provide research support for Genomic Medicine: 30 minutes (lecture/slides)

Opportunities for Librarians
Tips for offering a Genomic Medicine service or services
Resources to support Genomic Medicine research

Wrap-up Activity: 8 minutes

Think/Pair/Share to Prompt-

What new research service or add-on to an existing research service can you introduce at your library or institution related to Genomic Medicine? (think/pair/share activity)

Q&A/Closing/Course Evaluation & MLA Certificates: 2 minutes



MLA CE Program Agenda: 4 CE

Welcome/Ice Breaker: 10 minutes

Using cell phones, take an interactive poll to answer the following questions and briefly discuss answers.

What do you currently know about Genomic Medicine?
What do you wish to learn about Genomic Medicine?
Do you currently assist with Genomic Research at your library or institution?
Are you a librarian, an administrator, or other?
Academic library setting, hospital setting, or other?

Part 1: Introduction to Genomic Medicine: 80 minutes (lecture/slides)

What is Genomic Medicine?

Important Terminology for Librarians
What are the advances and trends in Genomic Medicine research?
What are the main types of Genomic Medicine research studies?

Review Exercise: 30 minutes-Pairs of participants will be assigned different research case studies in Genomic Medicine and answer a few questions about each case. Will assign more than one case (if time permitting). We will review together.

Part 2: How librarians can provide research support for Genomic Medicine: 80 minutes (lecture/slides)

Opportunities for Librarians
Tips for offering a Genomic Medicine research service or services
Resources to support Genomic Medicine research

Wrap-up Activity: 30 minutes

Individual Brainstorm-

Create a new research service or an add-on to an existing research service you can offer at your Library or Institution related to Genomic Medicine, describe the service with one action step you will take following this course. (think/pair/share activity)

Q&A/Closing/Course Evaluation & MLA Certificates with live exit poll survey question: 10 minutes

Facility Requirements

Internet connection, computer station, ability to show Prezi presentation with Flash Player

MLA CE Credits: 2 or 4