Thinking in 3D: An Introduction to Medical Imaging and 3D-printing

What’s the point of a 3D printed model of a heart? Answer this question and more, when you enroll in Thinking in 3D: An Introduction to Medical Imaging and 3D-printing.

TOXNET: Toxicology & Environmental Information

This is a hands-on class intended for inexperienced users. It is designed to introduce participants to the different databases available on TOXNET. Attendees will gain experience locating toxicology, chemical, and other hazardous substance information.

Translational Bioinformatics

The major goals of this face-to-face course are to familiarize participants with 1) clinical bioinformatics databases; 2) acquisition of expert level search strategies within these database; and 3) acquisition of human genetics principles and vocabulary.

Trials without Tribulations: Identifying Clinical Trials for Systematic Reviews and Other Clinical and Research Questions

This half-day, face-to-face course will highlight key trials and trials results registers, including ClinicalTrials.gov, the World Health Organization’s Clinical Trials Search Portal, and industry registers, and will offer practical advice on searching registers and managing register records.

Using Alt-Bib: What, Why and How

This 1 hour webinar explores the discovery features of ALTBIB: Resources for Alternatives to the Use of Live Vertebrates in Biomedical Research and Testing. ALTBIB is a portal from NLM’s Specialized Information Services. Recommended for librarians supporting IACUCs and toxicity research.

Using Data for Decision-Making: An Environmental Scan Case Study - Recording

Are you interested in dipping your toes into the topic of data science? This introductory webinar will give you a jump start on exploring the concept of data science, an easy to use data analysis tool, and how data can be used for decision-making processes through a real-world case study example.

Using Ethnography and User Experience in Health Sciences Libraries

The program will consist of a whole day face-to face CE workshop given by two speakers on the topic of ethnographic research and user experience and how these topics relate to providing library services and design that facilitate users’ locating and accessing needed information resources.

Using Questionnaires for Program Evaluation: Collecting High Quality Information

This in-person workshop outlines the basics of conducting surveys for program evaluation, including how to write survey items using typical question, distribute questionnaires to maximize response rate, and learn strategies for avoiding and exploring response bias in survey data.

Veterinary and Comparative Medicine: Literature, Resources and Services

In this face-to-face course, information professionals at all career stages and from many practice environments will learn how veterinary medicine and its literature are similar and different from other medical disciplines.

Veterinary Medicine: An Introduction for Health Sciences Librarians or Non-Veterinary Specialists

This face-to-face course provides introductions to veterinary medicine and its history, veterinary education, veterinary resources and services, tips for searching the literature, and trends in veterinary medicine and veterinary librarianship.