How to Publish a Manuscript

How to Publish a Manuscript by Dr. Glaumcomflicken

Yes, he's a real doctor.  

Dr G. offers a humorous and satirical look at the state of scholarly publishing today.

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• Academic Journals Doing Crime
• Editors Quit Academic Publishing Company

NNLM Webinar: Ransomware Attacks - What Medical Librarians Need to Know

Considering recent events and the fact that our IT Departments are locking down networks (I know they need to be cautious) to the point where I've been unable to receive a few Docline articles as pdfs, this looks like a timely and important session!   

Watch the NNLM's webinar on

 Ransomware Attacks: What Medical Librarians Need to Know

December 9, 2021
60 Minutes
1 MLA CE
Qualifies for DIS Level 1*

On January 11, 2018, Hancock Health in Greenfield, Indiana experienced a ransomware attack on the hospital's information systems. The hackers used compromised account credentials to target a server located in the emergency IT backup facility. This caused havoc with critical information systems. The University of Vermont Health Network in Burlington, Vermont was attacked on October 8, 2020, with malware infecting hospital information systems.

In this webinar, Steve Long, CEO of Hancock Health, will talk about his experiences with mobilizing disaster response procedures. Alice Stokes, Research and Education Librarian at the University of Vermont, will address ways that library services are impacted by ransomware attacks.
Steve Long, CEO of Hancock Health, will talk about his experiences with mobilizing disaster response procedures.

*This webinar is part of the NNLM Information Access Webinar Series and qualifies for the Disaster Information Specialization, Level 1.

Press Pause - Examining Unconscious Bias Video from ABOG

 

Press Pause: Examining Unconscious Bias Video (31 min.) from ABOG Communications.

This video appeared on the January 2021 ABOG reading list for Obstetrics and Gynecologists.

>  It's the one Robert Koehler from Meriter said has been such a big hit at his institution, so consider sharing it at your own Library.

Since it touches on justice, diversity and inclusion topics and was designed for a professional audience, it might be a good choice to share at your own institutions for those who want to learn more about it.  

Use PAUSE to examine your own unconscious biases when making important decisions:

Biology's Impact on Counting Words

For your viewing pleasure ...

WHSLA Member, Diane Giebink-Skoglind at ThedaCare Libraries in Appleton, found this video on The Scholarly Kitchen:

Dec 20, 2019  by  David Crotty Biology’s Impact on Counting Words A short video about the words we use for counting and how biology influences both language and math. READ MORE