Texas Scottish Rite Medical Library has the following to offer for the cost of postage (reimbursing in stamps is ok, prefer check for large amounts – but EFTS is even better!).

They will be available through Oct. 2, 2015. Ask if you don’t see the issue you want of one of these titles!

Mary Peters, Medical Library Manager
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
2222 Welborn St.
Dallas, TX 75219-3993
214-559-7875     Mary.Peters@tsrh.org

Journals – loose issues (scattered issues for all journals unless specific issues noted)

 

·         American Journal of Managed Care, v14, #8 (August 2008)

·         American Journal On Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities v.114, no.1,2,3,4, January 2009

·         American Journal On Mental Retardation v.109, no.1,6,4, November 2004; v. 110, no.2,3,6, May 2005; v.111, no.1,4,5,6, January 2006; v. 112, no.6, 401-476, November 2007; v. 113, no. 1,3,4, July 2008

·         Archives of Neurology: v69, #1-2, 2012, January-February

·         Arthritis Care & Research, v 1, 8, 11, 12, 13, (scattered issues)

·         Children’s Health Care v.17, #1, 1996 Summer,v.23, #1 1994 Winter,

·         Clinical Biomechanics v.4-21; May,1989 – 2006 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, v473, #1 (2015 January)

·         Clinical Pediatrics v.41 no.2-4, & 6-8;v.42 no. 7,8;v.44 no.3,5,7 March 2001-44, 73-203;369-549, September 2005 (Scattered Issues)

·         Clinical Symposia:, scattered issues

·         Computers in Nursing, v 17, #6 (1999), v18, #1-2 (2000)

·         Continuum: Lifelong Learning in Neurology, v13 #2 (April 2007)

·         Current Opinion in Genetics and Development, v1 (1991) – v18 (2008) (scattered issues)

·         Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology v.42,2000-56,2014 (Scattered Issues)

·         Foot & Ankle, v35 (2014)

·         Frontiers of Health Services Management: v 15-18 (scattered issues)

·         Healthcare Leadership Review v.32, 2013; v.33, no. 1-7, Jan-Jul 2014

·         Hospital Pediatrics, v2, #3, 2012, July

·         Infants and Young Children, v13 #4 (2001) and v14, #3 (2002)

·         Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities v.45,2007-47,2009 (Scattered Issues)

·         Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities v. 45, no.4-6, 227-365, August 2007; v.46, no.2-4, 93-267, April 2008; v.47, no. 1,2,6, February 2009

·         Imagine the Developmental Disabled And Mentally Retarded v.9, no.1; 1-60, February, 2003

·         JAMA: v311, #1-7, 2014

·         Journal Of The American Academy Of Orthopedic Surgeons v.11,14,16,22; December 2003-14 (Scattered Issues )

·         Journal Of Biomechanics v.33,35,37-39; April,2000 – 2005 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Journal Of Bone and Joint Surgery v. 3,11,83,88-93, 95-96 ; March 1995-December 2014 (Scattered Issues )

·         Journal of Child Neurology: v 29, 2014

·         Journal of Children’s Orthopaedics: v. 4-5, 2010-2011

·         Journal Of Medicine and Philosophy v.28, no.4,5,6, 399-682, December 2003; v.29, no.3,5,6, December 2004

·         Journal Of Transcultural Nursing v.13-19; January 2002-October 2008 ( Scattered Issues )

·         LPN: Journal for Excellence in Practical Nursing , v1 (2005) – v5 (2009), scattered issues

·         Making the Rounds in Health, Faith and Ethics , v1 (1996)

·         Medical Genetics Review v3 (2004) – v7 (2008)

·         Medicine on the Net: v20, #4, 2014, April

·         Mental Retardation v.39, no.2,4, August 2001; v.40, no.2, April 2002; v.42, no.4,6, August 2004; v.43, no. 2,3,5, April 2005

·         Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Research Reviews v.1, no. 3,4; v.2, no.1,3,4; v.3, no.1,3; v.4, no.2-4; v.5, no.2,3,4; v.6, no 2-4; v.7, no.1,2,4; 1995-2005 ( Scattered Issues ),

·         Modern Healthcare, v44, 2014 (scattered issues)

·         MRDD Research Reviews: Rett Syndrome v.8, no. 2; 59-112, Summer 2002

·         MRDD Research Reviews: Prematurity v.8, no. 3,4; 113-310, Summer 2002

·         MRDD An Update on Autism Research v.10, no. 4, 2004

·         MRDD Neurodevelopmental Assessment of the Fetus and Young Infant v.11, no. 1, 2005

·         Nature Genetics v.8-10,12-25,29,31-34,36; 1994-2004 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Nature Medicine v.1-13; January 1995 – January 2007 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Nature Insight ( Reprinted from v.400-432 ); 2000-2001 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Nature Neuroscience v.2,4,8,9; 1999 – 2006 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Neurology, v43,#4,  supplement 2, 1993 April

·         Neuron v.45-49; March, 2005 – February 2006 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair, v23, #5, v25, #3 & #7, v27, #6

·         Nursing & Economics, v33 #1 2015 January/February

·         Pediatric Neurosurgery, v39 #4, October 2003

·         Pediatric Physical Therapy v. 21, no. 1-4, Spring 2009-21,Winter 2009

·         Pediatrics v.107, 2001 – v.126, 2010 (scattered issues)  

·         Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, v24:2, 1994 October

·         Seminars in Pediatric Neurology v.2-v.11; 1995 – 2004 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Spine v.25,35,38-40; March, 2000 - January, 2014 ( Scattered Issues )

·         Spine Journal: v 14, #10-12,

·         Spine Deformity, v1 (2013) – v2 , #2 (2014, March)

 

Journals – bound volumes

·         American Journal of Diseases of Children v.143, 1989.

·         Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, v 131 (1978), v139 (1979), v181 (1983), v219(1987)

·         Current Orthopaedics, v1-12 (bound)

·         Instructional Course Lectures v.XLI,XXXII,48,51,55; 1992-2006

·         Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery v.77B-79B,80B,81B; 1995-1999

·         Journal Of The American Academy Of Orthopedic Surgeons v.9; 2001

·         Journal of Rheumatology (lots of older volumes, let me know what you need)

·         Nature Neuroscience v.1-7,1998-2004

·         Rheumatic Disease Clinics v.35: 1-4; 2009

·         Spine, V 39, Jan-June 2014

 

UT Southwestern Health Sciences Digital Library and Learning Center's Education Program Coordinator Claudia DeShay, Ph.D will be honored on September 16, 2015 at the annual The National Library of Medicine (NLM) Awards Gala Dinner in Washington, DC as this year’s recipient of the Michael E. De Bakey Library Services Outreach Award for Outstanding Service to Rural or Underserved Communities. The award was established in the early 1990s to recognize the contributions to medical education and librarianship by Michael E. DeBakey, M.D. and to honor a practicing health sciences librarian who serves in such a community.

 

Congratulations Claudia! 

Greetings, colleagues~

At the HealthLINE meeting in Plano, the Nominating Committee was activated.  The duty of this committee is to prepare a slate of candidates for each open office.   The open offices are Chair-Elect and Secretary.  

The Chair-Elect position is a 3 year term/commitment.  The successful candidate serves as chair-elect in Jan. 2016, chair in 2017, and past-chair in 2018.  The Secretary position is a two year term (e.g. Jan. 2016 - Jan. 2018).  Please click on this link for a more thorough description of the 2 open offices and the nominating committee. Self nominations are encouraged and accepted. The deadline to submit nominations is this Friday, Sept. 04. 

Running for office is a wonderful way to become active in HealthLINE; you'll learn all the ins and outs of the organization.  It's a great opportunity to make an impact!  It also counts for AHIP points.

Please do not hesitate to contact me:

• if you are nominating someone or yourself for the chair-elect and/or secretary position;                                     
• if you are interested in serving on the Nominating Committee
• if you have any questions.

Thank you for your time and consideration.  

Regards,
Lisa Huang
Chair, Nominating Committee

As chair of the HealthLINE 2015 Travel Awards Committee, it is my pleasure to announce the recipients of this year's HealthLINE travel awards.  We had a good number of applications, and we have 3 awardees:

 

Member recipients:  Erica Owusu, Joy Russell

Student recipient:  LeAnn Boyce

 

Please join me in congratulating all of them!

 

Thank you to those who applied this year, and special thanks to the Travel Awards Committee members – Dena Hanson, Jean Hillyer, Shae Martinez, and Peace Ossom Williamson.

 

Joyce McFadden

Nominations are accepted for the HealthLINE positions of Chair-Elect and Secretary.  Please contact Lisa Huang (LHuang@collin.edu) if you have any questions or to make a nomination.  Self-nominations are accepted.  

Congratulations to our own HealthLINE President Mary Ann Huslig, who has co-authored the article, "ClinicalKey 2.0: Upgrades in a Point-of-Care Search Engine" for Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 34(3):343-352, 2015

The article may be reviewed in full text at: 
http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/iYwrdb7ydPdgY8zdMRPT/full

HealthLINE invites applications for its 2015 HealthLINE Annual SCC/MLA Conference Travel Awards.  Applications are due by Monday, August 17, and awards will be announced by Monday, August 24.

 

 

Member Application

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K5DF6PS

 

Student Member Application

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K5T7Z52

 

Faculty Recommendation for Student

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K5F7GFV

Library Marketing and Communications Conference

Nov 3–4, 2015

Crowne Plaza Dallas Near Galleria–Addison, TX

• Organized by the Library Marketing and Communications Group
• Sponsored by Amigos Library Services

*Registration:   $275 - Early Bird before July 31st

                           $299 - Regular Registration

* This conference is subject to cancellation if they do not meet their minimum number of attendees. Please do not book, make, or pay for any transportation reservations until after August 1, 2015.

About the Conference

This conference is designed for library employees of any level who are involved in marketing, communication, public relations, social media, and outreach in academic, public, and special libraries. The sessions will explore issues that are important for this niche of library work, and the conference will include time for attendees to network and to discuss mutual challenges.

This new event is an outgrowth of four previous meetings. Kieserman Media began the Association of Library Communications and Outreach Professionals (ALCOP) and ran conferences of the same name near Philadelphia in 2011 and 2012. That group ran the same basic show, renamed the Library Communications Conference (LCC), near Philly in 2013 and in New Jersey in 2014. When its leader, Bob Kieserman, decided to stop organizing the conferences, a group of former attendees decided to reboot and relaunch them.

Those of us in the budding Library Marketing and Communications (LMC) group believe that library workers deserve a small event that’s geared specifically toward the necessary work of marketing communication (MarCom), which includes public relations, social media, branding, and related topics. We feel that, if more library employees improved these skills, then all types of libraries would be in better positions to have their messages heard and to have their services well-used and appreciated.

The Program Committee of the Library Marketing and Communications Conference (LMCC) is interested in receiving proposals for presentations that apply the latest trends, best practices, and research in the field while providing practical tips that can be immediately applied to any library’s communication and marketing program.

Professional Grant Development Workshop

Taking place at the University of Texas at Austin
Austin, TX
June 25-26, 2015
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

 

This interactive workshop is perfect for:

• Those who want to strengthen their grant writing skills
• Beginners who want to acquire the proven techniques of preparing and writing winning proposals

You will learn how to:

• Write proposals that reach the top of competitions
• Present a compelling Need Statement
• Navigate the world of grant procurement
• Understand proposal writing guidelines
• Prepare for the evaluation process
• Search for foundation and corporate giving opportunities

During this workshop, you will design an abstract, grant design, and budget for your next project. Upon completion, you will be fully prepared for the entire grant application process and have a head start toward success.

 

Space is limited and this course will fill up quickly!
See More Details and Register Here

Course Fee - $535*
There is a $45/person discount available for registering two or more individuals from the same organization

 

For more information on future workshops, visit our website or contact us at 1.866.704.7268.

You may also be interested in our Three-Week Online Course


Can't make it? We also have:
An Online Version of this Workshop

 

*Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. The registration fee includes materials, a certificate of completion, and a continental breakfast.

 

The University of Texas at Austin is neither endorsing nor sponsoring the activities conducted by the Grant Training Center.