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HSLIC News

11/22/2020
profile-icon Robyn Gleasner

Due to budget limitations, the following ejournal subscriptions will be canceled, effective January 1, 2021. Canceled Stamp

  • British Journal of General Practice
  • Pharmacological Reviews
  • American Journal of Tropical Medicine
  • Biochemical Journal

Much of the content of these titles is available via open access in Pubmed Central.  If you need articles from the current issue of these journals, they can be requested via InterLibrary Loan (ILL). 

The Nature Clinical Reviews package will also be canceled, effective January 1, 2021.  This package includes the following titles:

  • Nature Reviews Cardiology 
  • Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology
  • Nature Reviews Endocrinology   
  • Nature Reviews Gastroenterology and Hepatology
  • Nature Reviews Nephrology
  • Nature Reviews Neurology   
  • Nature Reviews Rheumatology   
  • Nature Reviews Urology   

If you have comments, concerns or questions about these cancellations, please consider filling out the below form.

 
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11/17/2020
Kelleen Maluski

Photo of Trans Pride Flag

 
Today marks the halfway point in Trans Awareness Week, which will end on Friday with the Transgender Day of Remembrance. For healthcare professionals, it is vital to have an understanding of the extreme barriers to healthcare and the increased risk of violence against their persons that the Trans community experience. 2020 has seen a sharp rise in attacks against Trans persons, and those in the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Persons of Color) community are at an even higher risk of being attacked or murdered. As the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) states, "Anti-transgender stigma, denial of opportunity and increased risk factors compound to create a culture of violence," and so we must all actively work to dismantle these stigmas and barriers within the health professions. You can find more information in the HRC "Dismantling a Culture of Violence" report.
 
We also must be aware of the barriers that our Trans colleagues, students, and fellow Lobos endure and have to work through on a daily basis. These members of our community might be dealing with the stressors from the above mentioned issues as well as other barriers to housing, discriminatory laws, and systematic oppression. We do not learn or practice in a vacuum and the toll these mechanisms of discrimination can have in our daily practice are important to understand and meet with empathy and action. Here in the Library, many of us have taken the Safe Zone Training and more are working towards receiving this training, and we want our Trans community to know that we will do everything we can to assist you in your learning goals within a safe space.
 
So, let's all take some time this week to learn more with the resources we link to throughout this post and also to the list we will provide below. There are events taking place here at UNM through the LGBTQ Resource Center and through other avenues like the HRC.
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11/16/2020
Kelleen Maluski

You may have noticed that the Library website is looking different these days. Last week we launched our newly designed website and while it might look different, we are still offering the same reliable service. Be sure to check out this video for a tour of the new layout and let us know if you have any questions.

 

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11/09/2020
Kelleen Maluski

Image of a a person on a computer with the HSLIC website and it says 'New Website, Samre Reliable Service'

Tomorrow, November 10th, you will see changes to the Library website that will bring the functionality and design in line with all other UNM websites. While we are aware that a redesign will take time for people to adapt to, we want to assure you that all of our services will remain the same. In the coming days we will be releasing more information on the site, including video tours and tutorials, so please be sure to subscribe or check back for more in-depth discussion of the changes. As we all acclimate to the new design use the Chat/Ask features that are front and center on our website to let us know if you have any questions.

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11/08/2020
Kelleen Maluski

Person sitting and reading with the text 'Time Management as Self-Care'

Join your Student Success and Engagement Librarian, Kelleen Maluski, on Wednesday November 11th from 12:15-12:45pm to learn about Time Management as Self-Care. It’s that time of year when we can really start to feel overwhelmed by our work and life responsibilities – and having to plan for holidays during a pandemic only adds to that stress. So, take a moment for yourself and come learn about time management skills to help you reach your goals, whatever they may be. Time management is not one-size-fits-all and can take practice to develop, so we’ll explore what might help you best and places where you can start implementing new techniques.

This is a part of The Well-Being Connection Webinar Series being hosted by UNMH Employee Well-Being, HSC Wellness, and the School of Medicine Office of Professional Wellbeing. You can register in advance here.

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11/06/2020
David Lucero
Sally Bowler-Hill wins one of this year’s HSC Administrative Staff Awards
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11/05/2020
Kelleen Maluski

You’re in luck! Due to weather cancellations you have another opportunity to learn about why health literacy is important and how you can incorporate it into your practice and improve communication with patients! On November 18th from 12-1 the Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center and the Hospitals Health Literacy Office will offer a workshop that summarizes what health literacy is and how it addresses health equity in New Mexico. We will include strategies you can incorporate into your day-to-day interactive practice and resources. Find details & RSVP here.

Let’s make Health Literacy Month year round!

Image of a healthcare professional with a word bubble and text that is in the post here.

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