Check out this week's #JMLASpotlight! Original Investigation: Evaluating a large language model’s ability to answer clinicians’ requests for evidence summaries ?? https://ow.ly/6uUu50VoVIC #medlibs #healthsciences
关于我们
Founded in 1898, the Medical Library Association is a nonprofit, educational organization of more than 1,100 institutions and 3,600 individual members in the health sciences information field, committed to educating health information professionals, supporting health information research, promoting access to the world's health sciences information, and working to ensure that the best health information is available to all. MLA member benefits include discounted registration to the MLA annual meeting, publications, continuing education opportunities, and much more. To join MLA, visit https://www.mlanet.org/joinmla/.
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https://www.mlanet.org/
Medical Library Association的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 图书馆
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Chicago，IL
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1898
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获取路线
65 E. Wacker Place
US，IL，Chicago，60601
Medical Library Association员工
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Kevin Baliozian, MBA, CAE
Senior Vice President - Innovation and Product Development, Association Solutions at MCI USA
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Keith Cogdill
Chief of Strategic Engagement at The National Institutes of Health, ORS Office of Scientific Resources
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Heidi Heilemann
Associate Dean for Knowledge Management, Director
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Jenny Pierce
Head of Science, Technology, Engineering and Biomedical Unit - Paley Library System at Temple University
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Don’t miss out! MLA ’25 early bird rates end April 3. Join us in Pittsburgh from April 29 to May 2 to connect with “frolleagues,” expand your expertise, and advocate for the future of health information access. Save over $100 when you register early. Register here: https://ow.ly/gP6U50VpQWv #medlibs #MLANET25
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Mark your calendar for #BeWellWednesday! Join us on April 9 at 1pm CT for Financial Wellness (retirement and end of life planning). Register here: https://ow.ly/T80H50VoVpM #medlibs #bewell #wellness
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Learn how LibKey makes it easier for researchers, clinicians, doctors, nurses, faculty, and others to get to the information they are seeking even when they start their search at sites like PubMed and Google. More medical libraries are using LibKey to help avoid obstacles to full text. https://ow.ly/Z0To50Vo4cO #medlibs
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?? Curious about the role of generative AI in research data management (RDM)? Join librarians Alisa Beth Rod and Sandy Hervieux on March 27 as they dive into how AI can enhance RDM workflows, navigate ethical challenges, and strengthen library support for researchers. Register here: https://ow.ly/kRLR50VlB10 #medlibs
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This week, #JMLASpotlight is highlighting Virtual Projects! JMLA virtual projects continue to show impact of technologies in health sciences libraries?? https://ow.ly/vgyT50VlATh #medlibs #healthsciences
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Get a sneak peak of accepted lightning talks and posters for MLA ’25! These presentations bring fresh insights from your peers in health sciences librarianship and help shape the future of the field. A special thank you to our volunteer reviewers and the Contributed Content Working Group for making this possible. Learn more: https://ow.ly/BOqu50VlBhK #MLANET25 #medlibs #healthsciences
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?? Join us today for #BeWellWednesday at 1pm CT for Pets Reunite. Register now: https://ow.ly/UqnE50VkcRX #medlibs #librarytwitter #bewell
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??? From the Steel City to a hub of medical innovation, Pittsburgh is the perfect home for #MLANET25! Join us April 29 to May 2 as we bridge tradition and innovation in a city known for groundbreaking medical achievements, from the first polio vaccine to advancements in transplant surgery. Learn more about Pittsburgh's history here: https://ow.ly/H3i650VkcJW #medlibs
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Are your online sessions feeling one-sided? It’s time to transform your teaching! Join Marcia Rapchak for Interactive and Engaging Online Instruction: A Hands-On Workshop and discover research-based strategies to make your virtual instruction more engaging, accessible, and effective. Register here: https://ow.ly/KFfj50VhYr3 #medlibs