Upcoming Learning Opportunities for June and July

Please pour me a tall glass of learning to go with this cupcake of knowledge 

As you are sitting in your office, trying to decide if this weekend will be too hot and humid to spend outside (if you are in the Southeast, just assume it will be), you may suddenly remember that you set a goal of learning more this summer. Well, Memorial Day happened and Independence Day is almost here, so it’s time to hit the books!

To save you the effort of researching potential classes yourself (it’s too hot for internet searches you say, as you lounge about, sipping ice cold lemonade indoors with the A/C running), here’s some learning opportunities we’ve found that you may be interested in.

Available in June

• June 22^nd Discover National Library of Medicine Resources and More: Health Services Research—NLM Resources for Health Quality, Cost and Analysis (1 hour webinar)
• June 27^th-July 1^st PubMed for Librarians (online)
• June 27^th PML: Introduction to PubMed
• June 28^th PML: MeSH
• June 29th PML: Automatic Term Mapping (ATM)
• June 30th PML: Building and Refining Your Search
• July 1st PML: Customization—My NCBI
• June 29^th Health on the Range (1.5 hour webinar)

Available in July

• July 7^th NLM Express: Saving Time with PubMed Subject-Specific Queries! (1 hour webinar)
• July 11^th Nursing on the Net: Health Resources You Can Use (Online)
• July 13^th Beyond an Apple a Day: Providing Consumer Health Information at Your Library (1.5 hour webinar)
• July 19^th PubMed and Beyond: Clinical Resources from the National Library of Medicine (1 hour webinar)
• July 25^th-August 29^th The Canny Consumer: Resources for Consumer Health Decision-Making (Online)
• July 25^th-August 29^th Making PubMed Work for You (Online)
• July 27^th Discover National Library of Medicine Resources and More: Health Information Resources for Seniors (1 hour webinar)

If you are excited about any other classes or webinars this summer (or know of any classes specific to your area that I may have missed!), please let us know about it in the comments below!