The Philadelphia Chapter of the Special Libraries Association will begin its 2010 Programs Series on March 9th, 2010.
What: What does the future hold for Scientific & Technical Publishing?
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[Update: registration is now open.]
Save this date for the MLA Distance Education Webcast, Understanding the Electronic Health Record Maze and Health Sciences Librarians’ Roles:
Wednesday, March 24, 2010, 1:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
The goal of this program is to clarify the terminology surrounding the emerging electronic health information environment and to illustrate how and why health sciences librarians can and should become engaged with the efforts to achieve the national 2014 goal of instituting an electronic health record for each person in the United States. Read more» » »
Self-Education on Medical Informatics from the MIS Section:
Save the dates for two great programs from our friends at the Philadelphia Chapter of the Special Libraries Association: Read more» » »
MLA’s Independent Reading Program (IRP) is designed to provide members with a “virtual” education opportunity. MLA has put together this program to allow members to read journal articles from professional literature, complete an article analysis application, and receive MLA CE contact hours. More
MLA CE contact hours
MLA members who read preselected IRP articles or a self-selected professional journal article and complete the IRP article analysis application will receive one MLA CE contact hour for each article read.
Academy of Health Information Professionals (AHIP)
A maximum of 3 contact hours per year from the IRP can be applied towards a member’s AHIP application or renewal. This comes to a total of no more than 15 contact hours per five-year credentialing period.
Cost: $15/CE Hour
Has anyone tried this? Please comment.
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