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4 CEs

Wikipedia’s health topics pages are visited a staggering 7 billion times a year, making it possibly the world’s most popular health information resource. This 2 hour webinar features a crash-course in Wikipedia editing guidelines and interactive breakout rooms to try out your skills.

3 CEs

This online course integrates the theory of community engagement with its application to libraries. Participants will learn about the community in which their library is located and develop skills to build constructive relationships and bridge cultural differences

3 CEs

This online course integrates the theory of community engagement with its application to libraries. Participants will learn about the community in which their library is located and develop skills to build constructive relationships and bridge cultural differences

3 CEs

This online course integrates the theory of community engagement with its application to libraries. Participants will learn about the community in which their library is located and develop skills to build constructive relationships and bridge cultural differences

3 CEs

This online course integrates the theory of community engagement with its application to libraries. Participants will learn about the community in which their library is located and develop skills to build constructive relationships and bridge cultural differences

3 CEs

Are you starting a new review service? Looking to refresh a current service? This course will cover starting, supporting, and assessing a review service. To be held during the SCC chapter meeting on 10/25/24.

5 CEs

If you plan to collaborate on systematic reviews, this is the searching course for you! Registration is now closed for this offering.

5 CEs

If you plan to collaborate on systematic reviews, this is the searching course for you! Registration is now closed for this offering.

35 CEs

This 8-week online course is designed to be an introduction to the process of evidence-based practice (EBP) and to the supporting roles and opportunities for medical librarians.

3 CEs

Feeling overwhelmed by generative AI in the medical and health sciences? Join Sarah Morris, an expert librarian and AI literacy trainer, to demystify AI and gain the skills to provide accurate AI literacy training.

6 CEs

This online class explores Complementary and Integrative Health (CIH) from both Eastern and Western medicine perspectives. We will delve into various approaches to CIH, with associated risks and benefits. We will also equip you with strategies to help your users discern trustworthy CIH information.

32 CEs

This online class covers the basics of programming in Python for data science projects, with a general look at data science and algorithmic concepts. It also looks at coding topics such as the understanding and tools needed to clean data, create data visualizations, and share reproducible results.

2 CEs

This workshop will discuss uses of generative AI in medical libraries, focusing on an overview of common use cases for generative AI in libraries, ways that prompts can be written to achieve those goals, and how to confront common challenges in working with generative AI systems. To be held at MAC/SC Annual Meeting on 10/23/2024.

24 CEs

Unlock the power of health information with Health Information Access and Management, where you’ll learn to navigate health systems, tackle misinformation, and improve health literacy—skills essential for promoting health equity and empowering communities. Dive into hands-on learning that prepares you for a future in the healthcare and information professions!

3 CEs

Unlock your potential with Helen-Ann and Heidi Sue, seasoned hospital librarians, in a transformative course designed to breathe new life into your medical librarianship career and library. Engage in dynamic brainstorming, activities, and discussions to enhance your services and ignite your passion.

1.5 CE

Learn about PubMed’s automatic term mapping feature that kicks in automatically when you enter untagged terms into the search box.

1.5 CE

Are you new to PubMed or want a refresher? This class will introduce all users to the basics of using PubMed.

1.5 CE

How PubMed Works is a series of 4 webinars designed for anyone who uses PubMed.

1.5 CE

How PubMed Works is a series of 4 webinars designed for anyone who uses PubMed.

5 CEs

Are your online sessions mostly you talking to black squares on Zoom? Have you moved a face-to-face course online and it’s just not resonating with learners like it used to? Are you new to online instruction and want to start off right? The course will take place March 19 & March 26, 2025.

4 CEs

If you see yourself as a leader, whether in your professional or personal life, slow librarianship can play a key role in your growth. Whether you’re new to the concept, seeking to build skills to apply it, striving to improve your library services, or seeking professional fulfillment, this course is for you.

4 CEs

This online class explores gender and LGBTQIA+ issues, which are sensitive for some. Social stigma, fear, or rejection is real for many people. That is why it is important to bring awareness to these issues and create practices around addressing them.

2 CEs

Join Jessica Daly as she shares how to access the needs of your library and library users, develop and create an outreach and marketing plan based on your goals, and how to evaluate and modify your plan to achieve your desired outcomes. To be held at MAC/SC Annual Meeting on 10/27/2024.

6 CEs

Libraries are navigating new norms by leveraging generative AI to enhance services and adapt to user behaviors and needs. This webinar series equips librarians with the knowledge and skills needed to automate efforts in advancing analytics, creating content, and answering library users’ questions.

2 CEs

Competing work demands can lead to stress, burnout, and decreased overall well-being. In this interactive session, “Navigating Wellness at Work: Using Mindfulness to Combat Burnout in Libraries,” MLA’s Be Well MLA Committee members offer practical strategies for addressing these challenges.

2 CEs

Explore freely available tools and resources to support open science and open data. To be held during the SCC chapter meeting on 10/26/24.

2 CEs

Join your colleagues to discuss LGBTQIA+ inclusive language and practices in a safe learning space. Together, we will explore the basics of vocabulary, pronoun usage, gender and sexual identities, intersectionality, and privilege. To be held at the SCC chapter meeting on 10/25/24.

3 CEs

Documentation got you down? Have no fear! This course will show you exactly what to track and how to track it for unimpeachable systematic review search reporting. Whether you are new to working on reviews or want to stay current on emerging best practices, this course can help you confidently record the most important information about your search methods with the right amount of detail, while keeping all your documentation organized.

3 CEs

What if, instead of assisting researchers in trying to retroactively fix errors and add metadata, you could assist them in optimizing data collection and management from the beginning of their research? If you could, you would have a rare skill among data librarians! You would be able to add new value to your library’s data services and support high quality data collection and study rigor and reproducibility.

2 CEs

To be held at the SCC chapter meeting on 10/26/24.

19 CEs

This face-to-face course is intended to help new library managers acquire skills and knowledge needed to be effective VA managers.

1.5 CE

Course to be offered on December 12, 2024

4 CEs

As a library worker, what are you doing to manage your own well-being? Individual and community well-being are inherently connected. Thus, it is critical that workplaces be an area of wellness for their employees.