[HTML][HTML] “Genomics and Translational Medicine for Information Professionals”: an innovative course to educate the next generation of librarians
AD Cleveland, KL Holmes… - Journal of the Medical …, 2012 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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BACKGROUND The concept of specialty information services in libraries is not new [2], and
libraries have changed to meet information needs in impressive ways. Several successful
library-based bioinformatics support programs have been established [3–, 5], and a number
of libraries [6] provide specialty information services [7, 8] that extend beyond bioinformatics
to clinical, consumer health, genomics, and community outreach efforts. The specialty
informationists in these programs provide consultation services, information searching and …
libraries have changed to meet information needs in impressive ways. Several successful
library-based bioinformatics support programs have been established [3–, 5], and a number
of libraries [6] provide specialty information services [7, 8] that extend beyond bioinformatics
to clinical, consumer health, genomics, and community outreach efforts. The specialty
informationists in these programs provide consultation services, information searching and …
BACKGROUND
The concept of specialty information services in libraries is not new [2], and libraries have changed to meet information needs in impressive ways. Several successful library-based bioinformatics support programs have been established [3–, 5], and a number of libraries [6] provide specialty information services [7, 8] that extend beyond bioinformatics to clinical, consumer health, genomics, and community outreach efforts. The specialty informationists in these programs provide consultation services, information searching and support, and training opportunities and work hand in hand with their diverse patron groups in a variety of capacities.
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