Resources

MLA members share their expertise with the public, other health information professionals, and members through a variety of resources, from recommended websites for patients and caregivers to the open access peer-reviewed Journal of the Medical Library Association.

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Public Resources

Improve your skills, learn about new developments in the profession, and get the latest on MLA services and activities with MLA publications. Join MLA to receive the member version of MLAConnect on the web and a weekly MLAConnect email roundup, plus support the open-access JMLA and access member discounts on all publications.

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When you’re searching online for the health information, how can you tell which information is right? What websites should you visit for health information you can trust? For guidance, visit our area for patients and caregivers.

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Advocacy Resources

Advocating for Authorship

April 25, 2024

Recognizing Librarians and Information Professionals as Authors on Evidence Synthesis Publications MLA members requested that the MLA Board of Directors address this issue with ICMJE…
Essential Partners in Healthcare Excellence

April 25, 2024

Support the mission-critical roles that health sciences information professionals provide in healthcare settings.
Research & Statistics

April 25, 2024

Studies Patient care and clinical decision making is improved when health professionals use librarian-led information services and the library. Do library services really have an…

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For Health Information Professionals

How to Write A Structured Abstract

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Career Development Resources

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Glossary

Are you new to MLA? Hear some terms being tossed around that make no sense to you? Wonder what the heck an “IRP” is? (Hint: it’s not something babies do.) Check out the MLA glossary and familiarize yourself with words you will come to use regularly!

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