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UMass Medical School's Library Director Elaine Martin presents the National Network of Libraries of Medicine: New England Region's 2013 update at NAHSL. The presentation features new developments and initiatives, such as eScience, public health outreach, knowledge management services, technology improvements, and focused community outreach projects. The presentation also features funding sources.
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National Network of Libraries of Medicine: New England Region
NAHSL UpdateOctober 29, 2013Elaine Martin, DA
University of Massachusetts Medical School: Lamar Soutter Library
NATIONAL NETWORK OF LIBRARIES OF MEDICINE
NEW ENGLAND REGION
NEW ENGLAND REGION Consultants and Subcontractors
Recent Key Events• Moved in February 2013• Hired Meredith Solomon April 2013• Mid-contract site visit delayed
• December 11, 2013• Hospital Library Advisory Group call in Sept 2013• Resource Library Directors meet in Sept 2013• Regional Advisory Committee meet in Oct 2013
Traditional RML Programs NER Initiatives
Network Programs Communities of Interest
Resource Sharing Focused Outreach
Training Outreach to Public Health: PHIA
Outreach HP eScience
CH Outreach Knowledge Management
Exhibits Funded projects
Technology Improvement
Programs
Network Numbers
Membership No.Full 196Affiliate 336Docline 190EFTS 169LinkOut 132
Network Advisory Structure• Resource Library Directors Group• Hospital Library Advisory Group• Regional Advisory Committee
FUNDING
Funding Process
• Funding structure• Cannot carry funds over from year to year• Projects must be compact (May – April)
• Solicitations will be issued in November• Due in December/January• Reviewed January – March• Awarded in May
Types of Awards and Competitive Subcontracts
• Outreach• Technology• Express Award• Knowledge Management• Focused Outreach• Focused Outreach Continuation• Outreach Subcontracts• Digitization • Sponsorship
Funding Recipients • North Country EMS: 21st EMS Conference Support and Training (Project)
Organization: Littleton Regional Healthcare, Gale Medical LibraryLocation: Littleton, NH Type of Award: Express Outreach
• Purchasing Computers for Hands-on ARCH Training at the JFK Family Services CenterOrganization: Massachusetts General Hospital, Treadwell LibraryLocation: Boston, MAType of Award: Express Outreach
• Improving the Health Information Literacy Skills of Older Adults and Caregivers, Health Professions Students, and Public LibrariansOrganization: Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesLocation: Worcester, MAType of Award: Sub-contract
• Knowledge Management Panel DiscussionOrganization: North Atlantic Health Science LibrariesLocation: Falmouth, MAType of Award: Sponsorship
• MassAHEC HOSA State Leadership ConferenceOrganization: MassAHEC HOSALocation: Worcester, MAType of Award: Sponsorship
Digitization Awards• Digitization of Hirsh Health Sciences Archival Collections
Organization: Tufts University, Hirsh Health Sciences LibraryLocation: Boston, MA
Digitization of Maine Medical Center Archival PhotosOrganization: Maine Medical Center, Archives
• Location: Portland, ME
• Digitization of University of Vermont College of Medicine Yearbooks and CatalogsOrganization: University of Vermont, Dana Medical LibraryLocation: Burlington, VT
• Description of Materials in the New England Pharmacy Prescription Images Database, 1876-1915Organization: Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences LibrariesLocation: Boston, MA
• Digitization of the William Van Duyn Tobacco Advertisement CollectionOrganization: Yale University Library, Historical Library, Harvey Cushing / John Hay Whitney Medical LibraryLocation: New Haven, CT
TRAINING AND OUTREACH
Training
• By invitation• Community of Interest webinar and planned events• Focused Outreach
• Targeted• MLA CE classes• National Training Center• Outreach Evaluation Resource Center
Training MapMay 2010- Aug 2013
Communities of Interest• Healthy Communities (115 members)
• Develop formal and informal approaches working with community based organizations and facilitating partnerships.
• Health Literacy (158 members)• Focus on communication of information and the critical literacy skills needed
for personal and community empowerment.• Healthcare Workforce (85 members)
• Identify trends related to the ongoing development of students and professionals in the healthcare setting.
• HealthIT (105 members)• Identify technology trends that affect information systems within a
healthcare setting and efforts to incorporate mandated implementation of EHRs.
• Knowledge Management (In development)• Organize and leverage corporate knowledge and external best-practices to
forward innovation and change within an organization.
FOCUSED OUTREACH
Focused Outreach: Characteristics
• Focused Health Information Outreach targets specific geographic areas in New England facing high rates of health disparities, socioeconomic challenges, and health care shortages.
• NER reaches out to libraries, public health agencies, schools, and other stakeholders in the provision of health information to connect them with health information from National Library of Medicine.
• Defined process.
Formal Process
1
• Needs Assessment• Identify Specific Geographic Areas• Key Informant Interviews
2• Implementation• Site visits, Classes, Exhibits, Funding
3
• Evaluation• Use Pre/Post and Follow-up Assessment• Process Assessments with Project Partners
Dates & LocationsDate Locations Focus Population
2010-2011 Providence, RIWestern Maine
ImmigrantsSeniors
2011-2012 Holyoke, MADowneast Maine
TeensImpoverished/Tribal Health
2012-2013 Hartford, CTNo. Central Worcester,
MA
Health Care ProfessionalHigh School Dropouts
2013-2014 Vermont Library Professionals & Consumers
e-Science Past Activities
Sponsored three continuing education events past year: e-Science symposium, Professional Development Day, Science Boot Camp for Librarians
Launched the Journal of eScience Librarianship in February 2012. As of Oct 2013, the journal now holds 39 records which have been downloaded total of 24,796 times
Expanding: Frameworks of a Data Management Curriculum project
e-Science Portal for NE Librarians 2st anniversary April 2013
Current Activities Teaching Scientific Research Data Management
course at Simmons GSLIS Nov. 8th professional development day:
“Teaching Research Data Management with the New England Collaborative Data Management Curriculum”
Planning 2014 e-Science symposium and Science Boot Camp
LeaderElaine Martin, DA
University of Massachusetts Medical School
FacilitatorsDonna KafelAndrew Creamer
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Public Health Information Access
• Providing Digital Libraries with access to electronic resources for State Public Health Departments
Current: All New England States, CO, KY, AR, WI, MD, AK, HI
and INCollaboration with Members in each state for
support;STATRef, Oxford, UChicago Press, CABI, NEJM,
SpringerEndNote: information management component
• Project Expansion: NCHSR funding to expand project, 3 states/year for next 3 years
COI Learning/Discussion and NLM Resources
October 31 Best Practices for Teaching RDM and Consulting on DMP
November 1 Affordable Care Act: Resources for Librarians
November 13 PubMed Basics
December 19 PubMed Update (NLM presenting)
January 12 Hospital Library Chat (Promoting your Library)
February 11 Creative Health Literacy Projects
March 4 Know Your Chances: Understanding Health Statistics
In Person Learning Programs and Meetings
November 8 Professional Development Day (Teaching RDM )
November 22 NER: Extreme Weather Disaster Summit
November 22 Improving Library Disaster Readiness Workshop
November 22 Going to Extremes: Health Information Resources for Severe Weather Conditions
April 9 E-Science Symposium
Future Dates
National Network of Libraries of Medicine New England Region
Thanks!