Happy Holidays from the OHSU Library
We at the OHSU Library hope that you are staying safe, healthy, and connected. Events globally and locally have brought many changes to our lives. Through it all, Library faculty and staff have...
Posts by Meg Langford
Health disparities and healthy aging: Library resources for Dr. Raina Croff’s Marquam Talk on Nov. 19
As organizations like the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health and the American Public Health Association declare that racism is a public health crisis, there is increasing awareness of social...
Rosenbaum History of Neurology Lecture: Dr. Christopher Boes, “The Dr. Mary Broadfoot Walker Effect” – Nov. 12 at 4pm PST
In partnership with the OHSU Department of Neurology, we are pleased to announce this year’s fully-virtual Rosenbaum History of Neurology Lecture: Dr. Christopher Boes of the Mayo Clinic will speak...
Connecting OHSU Library Resources with “Care and Custody: Past Responses to Mental Health”
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) has created a new traveling and digital exhibit, Care and Custody: Past Responses to Mental Health, which explores how society has responded to people with...
Jeff Colby retires after four decades with the OHSU Library
This week we celebrate our colleague, Jeff Colby, as he retires after four decades (you read that right, 40 years!) with OHSU. Jeff's seen the Library, and the institution, through many changes...
New Resource Guide on Race, Racism and Health Disparities
In collaboration with the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, and in response to requests from our community, the Library has published a new guide: Resources on Race, Racism and Health...
Anytime, anywhere: The Library is here to help
Did you know that you can video chat with a librarian to get help with things like conducting a literature review, searching PubMed or learning how to use EndNote? Or that you can request free...
Upcoming Virtual Curator’s Talks on May 20 and June 5 (free, registration required)
The Library would like to invite you to join us for something new: two upcoming virtual curator’s talks by Pamela Pierce, Digital Scholarship and Repository Librarian and curator of the digital...
Introducing Our New Exhibit on Women in the Health Sciences: A Curator’s Perspective
The Library’s new exhibit, “There’s a Place for You”: Oregon Women in the Health Sciences, is now available online in time for Women’s History Month! The exhibit centers selected stories...
History of Health Sciences Interest Meeting – Feb. 14
Interested in the history of the health sciences? The OHSU Library is your partner! Please join us for an interest meeting to discuss current and potential history-centered activities at...