Clinical Team Experience registration open
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Registration for the Clinical Team Experience (CTE), an interdisciplinary project that demonstrates the importance of a team approach to health care delivery, is now open.
Read MoreMore compact shelving going up
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Installation and assembly of the final section of compact shelving section has begun. Hopefully we will have all of the books moved downstairs by mid-January.
Read MoreInfoFair 2010 – Archive Available
The InfoFair 2010 program archive is now available. The Snyder keynote address by Dr. Kenneth Mandl, the Meet the Experts panel discussion and MedlinePlus Connect program sessions can be viewed […]
Read MoreRecapping today’s InfoFair 2010
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Today we hosted our annual InfoFair on the topic “Personal Health Record – Possible, Portable, Private?” The event was held here on the medical campus of the University of Utah, […]
Read MoreMobile medicine and STDs
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Health experts are concerned about large increases in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the UK: “Two-thirds of women reporting a new STI were under 25, as were more than half […]
Read MoreLIFT Forum: QR codes
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010 12:05 – 1:00 pm HSEB 2110 The University of Utah Libraries have embraced QR (‘quick response’) codes as a means of delivering additional information to patrons […]
Read MoreHow to: Biomedical Publishing
The National Network of Libraries of Medicine present a webinar on “Biomedical Publishing 101” hosted by our own Jean Shipman!
Read MoreBeing Nimble: medical software on mobile devices
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According to the iMedical Apps blog: Lately, it seems almost anything medical regarding Apple’s iPad generates immediate interest. Nimble, the new iPad electronic health record (EHR) by Clear Practice, has […]
Read MoreSuprising top topic in online discussions
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What is the most popular topic for discussion online? “Your health” according to Synthesio, a company that monitors and researches statistics and trends on the Web.
Read MoreSmartphone vs. water
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Health care professionals providing direct care to patients risk having their mobile phones and other devices ruined when they come in contact with fluids — bodily fluids, water from washing […]
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