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Medical and Research Library
National Library Week 2025
In honor of National Library Week 2025 (April 7-11, 2025), the DSHS Library and Information Science program is hosting five fun and informative webinars and the ever popular puzzle drawings.
Click on the links below to register.
Mile 1: Crossing the Starting Line with Project Charters Recording
Webinar Slide Deck Handout
Project Charter Template
Project Charter Example
Boost Your Brand: How Structured and Intentional Early-Career Programs Pay Big Dividends Recording
Webinar Handout
Boost Grant Success with Powerful Program Evaluation Recording
Webinar Handout
Copyright, Plagiarism & More Recording
Webinar Handout
Making Work Fun Again! Recording
Webinar Handout
Jigsaw Puzzle Drawing
Registration closed Friday, April 11 at 5 p.m.
Winners will be announced soon!
About the Medical and Research Library:
The Medical and Research Library, part of the DSHS Library and Information Science Program, serves researchers, counselors, and medical practitioners working with the Texas Health and Human Services enterprise. Research support and general health-related information is also provided to HHS employees and other state employees.
Find all library materials in the Library Catalog.
Popular Resources for HHS Employees
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EBSCO Databases: AP PsycINFO and CINAHL Complete
The MRL provides access to two EBSCO databases, AP PsycINFO and CINAHL Complete. AP PsycINFO indexes peer-reviewed literature in behavioral science and mental health. CINAHL Complete indexes articles from 5,400 journals in the fields of nursing, biomedical, allied health and consumer health.
STAT!Ref
STAT!Ref, the premier healthcare e-resource, enables users to cross-search full-text titles, journals and evidence-based point-of-care authoritative resources. With 600+ resources within over 50 healthcare disciplines, it provides the latest healthcare information and is accessible by desktop, laptop and wireless or web-enabled mobile devices.