Idaho's Medical Libraries

I was lucky enough to be selected by MLA News for the May 2009 member spotlight. I shared the link with IHIA members, now on to everyone who cares about IHIA. http://www.mlanet.org/members/mla_news/2009/may_09/member_spot.html I am enjoying my new celebrity status! Kathy

Here are the links to the emergency preparedness resources we discussed at the IHIA meeting.
Marcia

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Toolkit

NN/LM Emergency Preparedness & Response Toolkit:  http://nnlm.gov/ep/

NN/LM Emergency Preparedness & Response Toolkit (~12 minute tutorial covering navigating the Toolkit):  http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cQVDhPnJN

Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Pacific Northwest Region (includes contact information for ): 

I am working on getting the Spring meeting program ready for May 8, 2009 in Twin Falls. The program agenda has been set and is available on this site in the Spring 2009 CITATION. Thanks to Pam and Jean for contributing ideas.

I know I am getting ready for some warm sunny weather. How about joining me in Twin Falls on May 8th, 2009 for the annual IHIA meeting?  We are planning an educational session and of course a great opportunity to network. I need your help with putting together the spring CITATION and setting our meeting agenda. Please contact with me with news for our newsletter and program interests.

I am finding some of the changes in PubMed's display to my liking.  I was unhappy when I had to keep hitting my return key to get back to my single citation matcher from the blue side bar, but the new advanced search screen keeps the citation matcher in the body all the time. LOVE THAT!

I have decided all the software engineers are trying to help me age better. They are keeping my brain exercised and improving my mental flexibilty by constantly changing things. I am grateful, I will not have to buy any Ginko, I am a PubMed user!