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Crisis Kate Flewelling MLIS National Network of Libraries of Medicine Middle Atlantic Region New York Library Association Lake Placid NY 102215 National Network of Libraries of Medicine NNLM ID: 688432

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Libraries Help Communities in Crisis

Kate Flewelling, MLIS

National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Middle Atlantic Region

New York Library Association, Lake Placid, NY

10/22/15Slide2

National Network of

Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM)

Mission

Provide health professionals and the general public with equal access to biomedical informationCoordinated by the National Library of MedicineServicesPromote NLM resourcesProvide training Fund health information projectsConsult on proposed outreach effortsSlide3

Who we serve

Health

Professionals

Medical Libraries – hospital and otherPublic LibrariesAcademic LibrariesCommunity-Based OrganizationsFaith-Based OrganizationsYou! Emphasis on underserved, underrepresented groupsSlide4

Baltimore

“Our

CEO called and asked my opinion about whether we should open. Neither of us hesitated – we wanted to open. Nothing else was open in our area, but it was important for us to be there

.” Melanie Townsend Diggs, Pennsylvania Avenue branchQuoteImages from PBS and MTVSlide5

Public Libraries after Sandy

5

Images

: Flickr users Adam Melancon, Moore Memorial Public Library,Caldwell Public LibrarySlide6

Leningrad Public Library

1941-1944Slide7

Interview with Scott Bonner

http://

nerdettepodcast.com/post/111293620367/director-richard-linklater-and-ferguson-librarian

(interview at 9:24)Slide8

What libraries have

Computers

WiFi

Electrical OutletsConference rooms/meeting spacesCustomer-service mentalityKnowledge of the communityCredibilityNormalcyExpertise in finding informationWillingness to partner“Essential community services” (Stafford Act)Slide9

And a built-in information-seeking audience!

Photos: Flickr users

Clearwater Public Library

, Hurstville City Library, Museum & GalleryFacebook page Whitehall Public LibrarySlide10

Disaster Information Management Research Center http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/dimrc.htmlSlide11

Integration of the Free Library of Philadelphia as Public Health Preparedness and Response Partner (Philadelphia Department of Public Health

)

Library staff training

Medical Reserve Corps trainingPersonal preparedness trainingDispense AssistSlide12

Teaching Children Disaster Safety with Disaster Hero (Lodi Memorial Library, NJ)Slide13

Disaster Health Information Outreach 

and Collaboration Project 2015 

(RFQ No. NIHLM2015383)

Due July 9$15,000 - $30,000Slide14

National Network of Libraries of Medicine http://nnlm.gov/marSlide15

Disaster Information Resources

MAR oversees an Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan to help network members maintain their services when a disaster hits

Call 1-800-DEV-ROKS (1-800-338-7657) to notify MAR if your organization is impacted by a disaster or emergency

NN/LM Disaster Ready InitiativePromotes disaster planning in libraries and serves as a resource for local communities and the nationNLM Disaster Information Management Research Center (DIMRC) Provides access to quality disaster health information at all stages, including disaster appsSlide16

MedlinePlus

Slide17

Disaster Information Management Research

CenterSlide18

NN/LM MAR Funding

Health Information Awareness

Professional DevelopmentOutreach to Consumers

Outreach to Health ProfessionalsTechnology ImprovementEmergency Preparedness / Library PartnershipFunding reopens Spring 2016Slide19

Integration of the Free Library of Philadelphia as Public Health Preparedness and Response Partner (Philadelphia Department of Public Health

)

Library staff training

Medical Reserve Corps trainingPersonal preparedness trainingDispense AssistSlide20

Teaching Children Disaster Safety with Disaster Hero (Lodi Memorial Library, NJ)Slide21

Other ideas

Workshops for library staff on preparedness and continuity of operations

Training for patrons from community partnersDeveloping targeted outreach for vulnerable populations—homebound, seniors, kids

Developing partnerships with local schools, EMS, health departments, othersSlide22

Who can you partner with? Who are your current partners that you can work with?Slide23

Public Libraries and First Responders: Partners in Emergency Response Slide24

Get involved with NN/LM MAR

Sign your library up for

membership

Sign up for our Weekly PostingsCheck out our resources and services to librariesSlide25

Thank You!

This project has been funded in whole or in part with Federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and Human Services, under Contract No. HHS-N-276-2011-00003-C

with the University of Pittsburgh, Health Sciences Library System. Kate Flewelling, MLISNational Network of Libraries of Medicine, Middle Atlantic Region

http://nnlm.gov/mar/flewkate@pitt.edu

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