MLA Webinar November 7th 12pm AZ Time

CABL will host the MLA Webinar “Who Doesn’t Love a Good Story?”  Please RSVP if you will be attending.  There will not be a CABL meeting following the webinar.

RSVP: https://atsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Wfnw6wCNZzbmol

RSVPs are due by November 2nd at 12 PM.

Grand Canyon University Library will be hosting the webinar.

Location
3rd Floor Student Union, Building 29, Library Instruction Room
Grand Canyon University Library
3300 W. Camelback Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85017

Directions
Enter campus on 33rd Ave and Camelback entrance.  Inform guard that you are here for a library meeting and they will direct you to park in the parking garage.  Walk up the main promenade from the parking garage and you will run into the Student Union.  Walk through the first floor Student Union to the north side, and on your right past the restrooms is the elevator to take to the 3rd floor.

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Final details September 24th Webinar

Hello everyone,

I am re-posting the final details about our upcoming September 24th webinar.  Today was the last day to officially RSVP, but contact current president-elect Adrienne Brodie from A.T. Still if you haven’t done so and plan to attend.

What: “Are You Ready? Essential Disaster Health Information Resources for Keeping Your Loved Ones Safe
Date: September 24th
Time: 1-3pm AZ Time
Location: A.T. Still University 5850 E Still Cir, Mesa, AZ 85206
Room: Mesquite

You must attend in person for this webinar.

The workshop will last two hours and covers “NLM disaster health information and other emergency preparedness resources for community educators, families, friends and caregivers. Resources for special populations and those with special needs are highlighted. Audience: consumers, public and consumer health librarians, pre- hospital responders, health care professionals, first-responders, or disaster preparedness administrators.”

September 24th Workshop Update

Hello everyone,

We have a confirmed time for the below workshop from 1-3pm AZ time

Hope to see everyone there.

Upcoming September 24th Workshop

Hello all,

CABL has finalized the date and location for the upcoming NLM class “Are You Ready? Essential Disaster Health Information Resources for Keeping Your Loved Ones Safe”. 

The workshop will last two hours and covers “NLM disaster health information and other emergency preparedness resources for community educators, families, friends and caregivers. Resources for special populations and those with special needs are highlighted. Audience: consumers, public and consumer health librarians, pre- hospital responders, health care professionals, first-responders, or disaster preparedness administrators.”

Voting is open to determine a final time and will be announced soon.

Date: September 24th
Time: TBD
Location: A.T. Still University

Look forward to seeing you there.

MLA Webinar April 24, 2018

Hello everyone,

NNLM/PSR will be sponsoring the MLA Webinar (see below for descriptions) on April 24th, 11 AM- 12:30 PM.  We will also have a CABL meeting following the webinar.

Are there any members that can host?  I need one site that has the ability to display the webinar (computer, projector, and sound).

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Kind Regards,

Adrienne

Adrienne Brodie, MLS

Liaison Librarian

A.T. Still Memorial Library – Arizona

A.T. Still University

5850 E. Still Circle
Mesa AZ  85206
480-219-6192

abrodie@atsu.edu

Developing and Managing a Systematic Review Service

Want to create or refine a systematic review service? This webinar will help you establish the right policies for your institution, market and grow your service, identify needed skills, deal with “too many clients,” and more.

Our Presenters:
MLA is pleased to offer these three webinars on systematic reviews by Margaret Foster, AHIP, and Sarah Jewell, co-editors of Assembling the Pieces of a Systematic Review: A Guide for Librarians.

Margaret Foster, AHIP, is an associate professor at Texas A&M University–College Station and serves as the systematic reviews coordinator at the Medical Sciences Library. She has published twenty articles applying or describing systematic review methods and evidence based practices and has developed a popular continuing education course on systematic reviews that has trained over 300 librarians.

Sarah T. Jewell is an Information and Education Librarian for Rutgers University Libraries. She has been conducting systematic reviews since 2010 and has helped launch or refine systematic review services at two universities.

Reminder: Upcoming CABL Meeting & MLA Webinar

Hello everyone,

Don’t forget CABL is hosting its first meeting of the new year along with an MLA webinar.

Details:
What: CABL Meeting & “Matching Review Type to Research Question: Which Review Is Right for You”
When: February 27th at 11:00AM
Where: A.T. Still University Memorial Library – 5850 E. Still Circle
Mesa AZ  85206

See you all there!

Submit your Content to the Joint MLGSCA/NCNMLG Meeting

The deadline of November 1st is fast approaching to submit your content to the NCNMLG & Joint Chapter Meeting Planning Committee for the upcoming meeting   “Crossing the Canyon: Bridging Divides and Navigating Waters, January 21 – 24, 2018 in Scottsdale, AZ.

For more details see the information copied below from the conference website http://mlgsca.mlanet.org/joint2018/:

 

“ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE:  November 1, 2017

You will hear back from us before the early registration deadline on November 15.
http://mlgsca.mlanet.org/joint2018/registration/

 For POSTERS:
Submit a copy of an abstract (approximately 250-300 words) describing the poster.
Please list all presenters and institutional affiliations.
Please let us know if you need a table.
Maximum poster size 42” high by 60” wide.

Please place “POSTER PROPOSAL” in the subject line of your message and email to Hella Bluhm-Stieber, Poster Session Chair, Janene Wandersee, and Carmen Huddleston:

Hella Bluhm-Stieber
hella.bluhm-stieber@hhs.sccgov.org
408-885-5654

Janene Wandersee
janene.wandersee@bannerhealth.com
602-839-5761

Carmen Huddleston
chuddleston@stanfordhealthcare.org
650-723-9933

For PAPERS:

Submit two copies of your abstract (250 words maximum), which accurately conveys the subject of the paper, its scope, conclusions, and relevance to medical libraries. The first copy should list all authors, institutional affiliations, and email and phone number of primary contact. The second copy will be used in a blind review process and should not include any information identifying authors or institutions.

Please place “CONTRIBUTED PAPER PROPOSAL” in the subject line of your message and email to Caroline Marshall and David Bickford, Programming Committee chairs:

Caroline Marshall
caroline.marshall@cshs.org
310-423-2315

 

Bickford, David L – (dbickford)
dbickford@email.arizona.edu
602-827-2407

For LIGHTENING TALKS:

To propose a Lightning Talk, submit two copies of the description of your topic (approximately 100 words), which convey the subject of the talk, its scope, conclusions, and relevance to medical libraries. The first copy should list all authors, institutional affiliations, and email and phone number of primary contact. The second copy will be used in a blind review process and should not include any information identifying authors or institutions.

Please place “CONTRIBUTED LIGHTENING TALK” in the subject line of your message and email to Caroline Marshall, Programming Committee chair:

Caroline Marshall
caroline.marshall@cshs.org
310-423-2315

Bickford, David L – (dbickford)
dbickford@email.arizona.edu
602-827-2407

Just added!  Special Content Sessions

In addition to Posters, Papers, and Lightning Talks, you are invited to design and apply for a 60-minute Special Content Session or presentation.  Special Content Sessions may include panel or group discussion, hands-on workshop or demo, or other presentation or meeting format.

Please place “SPECIAL CONTENT SESSION PROPOSAL” in the subject line of your message and email to Caroline Marshall and David Bickford, Programming Committee chairs:

Caroline Marshall
caroline.marshall@cshs.org
310-423-2315

Bickford, David L – (dbickford)
dbickford@email.arizona.edu
602-827-2407″

I Hope to see a lot of CABL members in Scottsdale!