Leading medical app blog mentions libraries!
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As a regular reader of the iMedicalApps blog, I was excited by the title of a recent posting: “If you don’t have an iPad, go to the medical library and […]
Read MoreNational Library Week and Snapshot Day 2012
Today is Snapshot Day 2012 at Eccles Library, in conjunction with National Library Week.
Read MoreHealth literacy: simple definition, thoughtful implementation
Found a concise definition of “health literacy,” and a thoughtful YouTube video as well.
Read MoreKeynote by Dr. Mary Catherine Bateson “Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom”
“Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom” Dr. Mary Catherine Bateson Monday, April 23, 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm College of Social Work Okazaki Community Meeting Room Mary […]
Read MoreLIFT Forum: How to Effectively Use YouTube in the Workplace
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The Wednesday, April 11, 2012 Library and Information Technology Forum features Jake O’Connor, Program Coordinator, Financial & Business Services, talking about How to Effectively Use YouTube in the Workplace. Please […]
Read MoreRemodeling progress
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As we move through the spring semester, you can see construction & remodeling progress on the upper and lower levels in this slideshow, from beginning through now (early April).
Read MoreHurrying to the bottom: deteriorating ranking of U.S. health status
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New study shows U.S. falling behind most developed countries in terms of improvements in health outcomes.
Read MoreKeeping Current with Social Media workshop on April 6th
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Join us for a “Keeping Current with Social Media” workshop, Friday, 4/6/12
Read MoreUniversity of Chicago Hospital iPad program appears highly successful
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According to a recent post on iMedicalApps: Recently, physicians at the University of Chicago published a research letter in the Archives of Internal Medicine detailing their experience with the routine […]
Read MoreHelping young cancer patients cope: Re-Mission video game
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A video game has been developed to help young people cope with the challenges of fighting cancer, and the research indicates that it does make a difference.
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