MLA '07: Continuing Education Courses:
Index by Area of Knowledge
Get set for the best in health information sciences continuing education! Courses are organized in tracks according to the Seven Essential Areas of Knowledge as described in MLA’s education policy statement, “Platform for Change.”
100s: Health Sciences Environment and Information Polices
- Bioethics: An Introduction for Health Information Professionals (CE101)
- Essentials of Library Law (CE100)
- The Librarian as a Professional,
or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Complexity (CE 102)
200s: Management of Information Services
- The Business Case Reloaded: Scoring High in Credibility,
Accuracy, and Practical Value Using Your Passport to Approval, Funding,
and Transformation (CE200)
- Decision Making: How to Make the Hard Decisions
(CE 201)
- Leadership and Emotional Intelligence (CE 205)
- Leadership in a Health Sciences Library: Be a Leader
from Your First Day on the Job (CE 208)
- Library Director: Knowledge, Skills, and Career
Paths (CE 204)
- Planning and Managing the Consumer Health Library
(CE 206)
- Redesigning Library Spaces for the Electronic Age
(CE 202)
- Reverse Strategic Planning: One Proven Method for
Improving Communication and Coordination at Your Medical Library or
Institution (CE 207)
- Using Digital Photography to Enhance Your Library's
Image (CE 203)
300s: Health Sciences Information Services
- Becoming an Expert Searcher (CE 304)
- Easy-to-Read Health and Wellness Material for Consumers
(CE 308)
- Finding References to Conference Papers and Poster
Presentations (CE 302)
- Government Statistics and Regulations: A Primer
for Nongovernment Documents Librarians (CE 303)
- The History of the Health Sciences: A One-day Overview (CE300)
- The Medical School Experience (CE 305)
- The Molecular and Genetic Bases of Cancer (CE 301)
- Providing Health Information Resources and Services
in Other Languages (CE 306)
- Searching for Drug and Pharmaceutical Information
Online (CE 307)
- Will Duct Tape Cure My Warts? Examining Complementary
and Alternative Medicine (CE 309)
400s: Health Sciences Resource Management
- Getting Electronic Scholarly Resources into the Hospital Setting:
From Print to Digital (CE 401)
- Managing Electronic Journal Collections:
People, Tools, and Services (CE 400)
500s: Information Systems and Technology
- Designing Effective Online Tutorials Enhanced with
Interactive Video Demonstrations (CE 501)
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Unwrapping New Technology
Trends (CE 500)
600s: Instructional Support Systems
- Creating More Effective Learning Activities (CE 600)
- Evidence-based Public Health: Finding
and Appraising Relevant Resources (CE 602)
- Facilitating Online Collaboration: Best Practices in the Development
and Facilitation of Discussion, Listservs, Wikis, and Webinars (CE 601)
700s: Research, Analysis, and Interpretation
- Quality Filtering: Critical Appraisal and Synthesis
of the Biomedical Literature (CE 702)
- Statistics for the Statistically Challenged
(CE 700)
- Understanding and Using Medical Terminology (CE 701)
- Understanding Health Care Literature: A Primer
(CE 705)
- Web Survey Design and Tools for the Busy Librarian (CE 704)
- Writing for Peer-reviewed Library Journals (CE 703)
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For more information on continuing education courses, contact MLA headquarters, 312.419.9094 x32; fax, 312.419.8950; or email, mlapd3@mlahq.org (please include “MLA ’07 CE program” in the subject line).
