University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
4/25: HSLIC Lecture: "Copyright and the New NIH Public Access Policy: What Every Investigator Should Know." 5/1, 9-10:30am in Dom Ctr Rm 3010.
4/25: Join us 4/29, 5-6pm Dom Ctr Rm 2112 for the lecture "Ethics of Neurosystems Engineering," in conjunction with the Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature traveling exhibit. See Frankenstein@UNM for lecture schedule.
4/22: Join us 4/23, 5-6pm Dom Ctr Rm 2112 for the lecture "Boundary between Life and Death," in conjunction with the Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature traveling exhibit. See Frankenstein@UNM for lecture schedule.
4/15: Join us 4/16, 5-6pm Dom Ctr Rm 2112 for the lecture "Genetic Information Ownership," in conjunction with the Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature traveling exhibit. See Frankenstein@UNM for lecture schedule.
4/9: Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature traveling exhibit and lecture series, 3/10-5/31 Dom Ctr. See Frankenstein@UNM for lecture schedule.
4/7: Journal Citation Reports at HSLIC [blog post]
3/13: HSLIC Audio-Visual Materials Proposed for Withdrawal. Send comments to Christee King by 4/07/08.
3/13: The Jan/Feb 2008 edition of adobe medicus is now available.
3/10: HSC students now have 24 hour access to Domenici Center Student Lounge. See Domenici Center web page for details.
3/7: Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is the focus of an exhibit at the Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education, 3/10-5/31. See Frankenstein@UNM for more information.
2/13: New exhibit in HSLIC NMHHC, Rm 223: Search for a Cure: Life at Valmora. For more information visit UNM HSC February feature.
Deadline Jan 31: Call for Nominations for the 2008 HSLIC Student Awards. [more information]
1/30: Call for abstracts for the 2008 UNM Student Award for Innovation in Informatics -- $250 cash prize!
1/8: HSLIC has a new blog! Check out and subscribe to the Liaison News Blog for HSLIC updates and information on new services.
12/10: The Nov/Dec edition of adobe medicus is now available.
12/4: Big changes to the HSLIC Online catalog. The online catalog has a new look.
11/26: The Sept/Oct edition of adobe medicus is now available.
11/13: HSLIC is currently recruiting for the faculty position of Information Services Librarian. Best consideration date is 11/30.
11/13: Audio Digest (Audio CME & CE) MP3 downloads now available.
10/1 - 10/31: HSLIC Celebrates New Mexico Archives Month
10/17: July/August 2007 adobe medicus now available online.
10/15: HSLIC's 2006-2007 annual report (pdf) now available.
9/20: NEW Resource from the FDA: Drug Safety Newsletter
9/13: NEW Resources: 8 Nature Clinical Practice journals. Delivering interpretations of key research developments, and translating them into clinical practice.
8/23: NEW Resource Journal Citation Reports Online is an online source of Journal performance, including Impact Factor.
8/9: NEW Resource Cold Spring Harbor Protocols is an online source of research techniques in molecular biology, genetics, bioinformatics, protein science, and imaging.
8/2: NEW Resource
Anatomy.TV
is an online 3D interactive model of human anatomy.
Online Tutorial
| PDF Help Sheet
7/30: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus now available.
7/3: The results and your comments about HSLIC from the 2007 LibQUAL+™ survey are now available. Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey.
6/28: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus now available.
6/4: New Resources HSLIC is pleased to announce the availability of an additional 86 new ebooks. [view the complete list]
5/21: New Resource Cardiosource: offers research, information, ongoing clinical trials, and news regarding cardiovascular health.
4/27: HSLIC is currently recruiting for the faculty position of Distance Services Coordinator.
4/23: Using Technology to Link Mentors and Mentees: A lecture by Laurie Shroyer, PhD, University of Colorado's SOM, Tues., 5/1, 9-10:30AM, Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education rm. 2112. [more information]
4/11: Wed., April 11 is Medical Information Day - a day to recognize the range of services medical librarians provide like classes, expert literature searches, interlibrary loan, liaison services, 24/7 online access to resources and more.
3/15: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus now available.
3/19: Please share your thoughts about the library by taking a library services survey. [more information]
3/12: U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services releases new radiation incident toolkit for health care providers
2/28: The Rocky Mountain Online Archive (RMOA), a source of information about archival collections in CO, NM, & WY, is available. [more information]
2/2: Call for submissions: The UNM Student Award for Innovation in Informatics. Deadline 2/16.
1/19: Copyright Essentials Presentation by Marsha Baum, JD, 1/30, 9:00 AM, CRTC 240.
1/16: Call for Nominations for the 2007 HSLIC Student Awards. Deadline extended to Jan 31. [more information]
1/3: WebCT Vista will be down January 4-5 due to software upgrades.
12/20: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus now available.
12/14: SciSearch Update: UNM will continue access to SciSearch via LANL and Web of Science interfaces
12/15 Deadline: Classroom software deadline is tomorrow! [more information]
11/30: The 2005-06 HSLIC Annual Report [pdf] is now available.
11/19: PubMed, CINAHL, & IPA full text linking will be unavailable Sun., 11/19, from 5am-noon due to vendor maintenance. Use eJournal Finder, Journal One Search, or HSLIC catalog to locate full text.
11/9: All Internet connectivity will be unavailable Sun., Nov. 12, between 10-11:00 a.m. due to an equipment upgrade.
11/7: SmartPhone and Mobile Technology Brown Bag: The Learning Design Center is pleased to announce a Brown Bag presentation on SmartPhones and other mobile technology for UNM on November 15, 2006, 12:00 - 1:00 PM in the Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center Conference Room 228. This session will cover the present and future applications of the SmartPhones, including educational and research capabilities. Hear about other mobile technologies such as ultra mobile PC’s and how they will benefit HSC faculty, staff, and students. Speakers include Greg Gaillard, Deputy Director, HSLIC TECHS and Philip Jacobus HSLIC TECHS USA 2. Please feel free to bring your lunch.
10/17: Join us for the 5th Annual Scholarly Symposium to be held Nov. 9, 1-3:30, SUB Ballroom A. [registration and speaker information]
10/17: Orthopedics (WE) books slated for withdrawal. Review and comment by Oct. 31.
10/2: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus, now available.
9/28: Join us for Computer Security Day, Oct. 3
9/18: HSLIC to Participate in Archives Week, October 15-21, 2006
In partnership with the New Mexico State Records Center and Archives (NMSRCA), the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center (HSLIC) and the Center for Southwest Research, UNM Libraries will host a noon-time lecture on the history of public health in New Mexico by Jake Spidle, Ph.D., UNM Professor of History as part of a statewide celebration for Archives Week. The lecture will be held Tuesday, October 17, 2006, 12:15 - 1:00 p.m., in the Health Sciences and Services Building - room 105. Interspersed within the lecture will be clips of historic NM Department of Health films from the 1930's. These films are part of the NMSRCA holdings and illustrate the challenges New Mexico has faced in the areas of public and environmental health.
Utilizing its New Mexico Health Historical Collection and in conjunction with the lecture, HSLIC will open a new exhibit on the history of public and environmental health in New Mexico - selected stories. The exhibit will open Monday, October 16, 2006, and run through the Friday, April 27, 2007. A reception for the exhibit will be held directly following the above mentioned lecture on Tuesday, October 17, 2006, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m., in the New Mexico Health Historical Collection room (HSLIC - 223). Exhibit hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:00 - 5:00 p.m., or by appointment.
To find out other events planned for Archives Week, please see the NMSRCA website at: http://www.nmcpr.state.nm.us/, or call (505) 476-7948. For more information regarding the HSLIC events, please call (505) 272-6518.
9/6: HSLIC has developed New Mexico Health Connection, an online directory of over 2600 New Mexico health services. Search by location, facility, or health topic and link to reliable health information from the National Library of Medicine - all at one convenient place on the web.
8/25: Plan to join the HSLIC Biomedical Informatics program for the Biomedical Informatics Seminar Series kickoff reception from 4:30-6, 9/7, in HSSB 105.
8/25: Journals slated for withdrawal. Please comment by 9/8.
8/24: Join us on the plaza for Welcome Back Day, 11:30. Free hotdogs, Pepsi, music & information.
8/7: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus, now available.
7/26: Nursing (WY) books slated for withdrawal. Review and comment by August 21.
7/18: Free Interlibrary loan for undergraduate and graduate students, thanks to a grant from the UNM Student Fee Review Board. Requests should be for your personal use (not for an employer), and must be for items not owned by any UNM library.
7/5: NLM launches NIH MedlinePlus Magazine, a new quarterly health guide for patients and their families.
7/1: NEW RESOURCES! Faculty of 1000
Biology &
Medicine,
Images.MD, and
CINAHLPlus with Full Text [Read more]
6/13:HSLIC links cancer patients to quality health information. [read more]
6/10: Surgery, Pediatrics, and Parasitology books slated for withdrawal. Review and comment by June 30.
6/2: HSC Networking has scheduled an outage for Saturday evening, June 3, between 7-9 pm to install new equipment. Access between HSC buildings, to the Internet and main campus will be intermittent during that time.
5/30: List of Health Professions and Practice of Medicine books to be withdrawn. Please comment by June 9.
5/15: HSLIC's The Phil and Olga Eaton Sculpture Garden of Healing receives new name in honor of Emeritus Executive Vice President Phil Eaton and his wife, Olga Eaton.
5/10: HSLIC launches a new journal full-text linking service in PubMed, CINAHL, and IPA [read more]
5/1: The New Mexico Health Historical Collection (NMHHC) exhibit, "Patent Medicine in the U.S.A.," focuses on the history of self-medication in the U.S. The exhibit is located in the HSLIC NMHHC room; hours are Tues. and Thurs., 12-5pm. Please stop by!
4/25: This Thursday, 10-11am, HSLIC 228, the Medical Informatics Seminar Series presents "Funding Opportunities: How to Get Started" by Diane Wax and Holly Buchanan
4/17: Let us know what you think! Take the HSLIC Technology Support and Services Survey 2006.
4/17-18: Reed Gardner, Ph.D., Emeritus Professor and Former Chair of the Department of Medical Informatics, University of Utah, to speak at the EVP's Leadership Forum. [read the flyer for more information]
April 11: List of Gynecology and Obstetrics books to be withdrawn. Please comment by April 24.
4/6: New issue of the HSLIC newsletter, adobe medicus now available.
New UNM shuttle stop starting Mon., April 4. [See map]
Check out the improved PubMed® Limits page. You can easily limit your search to author, journal, free full text, and more.
TOXMAP®, a product of the National Library of Medicine, now offers Superfund data with maps, chemical search, and more.
Feb. 24: List of Neurology and Digestive System books to be withdrawn. Please comment by March 10
Feb. 16: HSLIC Offering 3 New Awards to SOM Medical Students
Feb. 16: UNM Student Award for Innovation in Informatics
Feb. 10: New issue of adobe medicus the HSLIC newsletter available in PDF and online.
Feb. 4: List of Pathology and Clinical Pathology books to be withdrawn. Please comment by Feb. 17
Jan. 9: GroupWise 7.0 upgrade is now available. This client will be required on all HSC machines by March 1, 2006.
