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Independent Reading Program
Eligible ArticlesPreselected articles from the Journal of the Medical Library Association (JMLA) or articles from other professional publications that fall within one or more of the professional competencies from MLA's educational policy statement, Competencies for Lifelong Learning and Professional Success, will be accepted. Titles of current eligible JMLA articles:Information-seeking Behavior of Basic Science Researchers: Implications for Library Services January 2010 Health Information Literacy Research Project October 2009 Systematic Searches for the Effectiveness of Respite Care April 2008 Addressing Underutilization of Consumer Health Information Resource Centers: A Formative Study January 2008 Information Prescriptions: A Barrier to Fulfillment October 2007 MedlinePlus and the Challenge of Low Health Literacy: Findings from the Colonias Project January 2007 Evaluation of a Liaison Librarian Program: Client and Liaison Perspectives October 2006 Broad Issues to Consider for Library Involvement in Bioinformatics July 2006 How Do Primary Care Physicians Seek Answers to Clinical Questions? A Literature Review January 2006 Zero-based Print Journal Collection Development in a Community Teaching Hospital Library: Planning for the Future October 2005 Complementary Competencies: Public Health and Health Sciences Librarianship July 2005 Systematic Reviews Need Systematic Searchers January 2005 How Much Effort is Needed to Keep up with the Literature Relevant for Primary Care? October 2004 Quality Markers and Use of Electronic Journals in an Academic Health Sciences Library July 2004 Getting Started
For more information, contact Debra Cavanaugh, mlapd3@mlahq.org, 312.419.9094 x32. |
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