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Welcome to the website of the African
American Medical Librarians Alliance (AAMLA). AAMLA
is a special interest group of the Medical
Library Association,an association of health information
professionals with more than 5,000 individual and institution
members. MLA fosters excellence in the professional achievement
and leadership of health sciences library and information professionals
to enhance the quality of health care, education, and research.
2010/11 MLA priorities and other updates from MLA
President Ruth Holst.
AAMLA at 2011 MLA Annual
Meeting
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Are you presenting
at Paper or Poster at the Annual Meeting?
All
AAMLA members who are interested
in sharing thier presentation
handouts and/or slides with AAMLA
members are encoraged to send your
documents to Shannon for
posting to the website.
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Us for Dinner
 Mark your MLA Schedule to include the AAMLA DINNER on Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 7:30 pm at Market Bar-b-que. Market Bar-b-que is located at
1414 Nicollet Avenue,
Minneapolis. MN.Phone : 612-872-1111
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Co-sponsored Section Programs!
The African-American
Medical Librarians Alliance (AAMLA) is co-sponsoring
several exciting programs at the 2011 Annual meeting.
About the Session:
In recent years, the need for quality health information for special populations, such as minorities and teenagers, has increased. This program will address ongoing initiatives, programs, and projects focusing on health information services to minorities, teenagers, and other special populations.
Sponsored
by Relevant Issues Section,
African American Medical Librarians Alliance SIG; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Health Science Librarians SIG
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About the Session:
The One Health initiative recognizes the interrelated nature of the various health professions and the need for more communication, collaboration, and cross-education in these groups to promote the health and well-being of all species. This session will explore the role of libraries and librarians in the One Health initiative as they provide the information foundation for this holistic approach.
Sponsored
by Veterinary Medical Libraries Section,
African American Medical Librarians Alliance SIG, Chiropractic Libraries Section, Complementary and Alternative Medicine SIG
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