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  Exploring Generative AI in Health Sciences: ​A Qualitative Snapshot from a Multisite Study​

  Laura J. Hall and Robyn Gleasner

  Background: This study is part of a two-year, multi-institutional initiative led by Ithaka S+R examining how generative AI (GAI) is shaping higher education. 19 North American institutions, including the University of New Mexico (UNM), conducted 15–20 semi-structured faculty interviews exploring the impact of GAI on teaching, research, and academic practice. 246 interviews were completed nationally.

  Objective: Explore faculty perceptions, uses, and concerns related to GAI in teaching and research to identify support needs.

  Participants: 20 faculty across various disciplines at UNM were interviewed. This poster highlights interviews with 7 health sciences from internal medicine, pathology, psychiatry, nursing, radiology, and population health. Research interests among participants included health equity, substance use disorders, diagnostic tools, and machine learning.

  Methods: Semi-structured interviews were conducted via Zoom in Spring 2024. Transcripts were analyzed using an emergent, in-vivo coding process to identify themes related to GAI familiarity, use, and needs.

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  How to Dump Dewey: Developing Your Own Classification Scheme

  Emily Roberts

  As librarians, we frequently encounter challenges with classification systems such as Dewey Decimal because they do not always meet the specific needs of our collections, spaces, and patrons. This presentation will delve into creating customized classification schemes for public, school, and special libraries to organize materials better and streamline staff and patron use. I will provide examples of various tools, strategies, and methods for altering or replacing traditional classification systems. Additionally, rationales for creating your own classification scheme and the pros and cons of doing so will be explored. UNM’s Center for Development and Disability special library will be used as a case study.

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  HSLIC Resources and Services for Clinical Scholarship

  Evelyn Wang

  This resource guide, "HSLIC Resources and Services for Clinical Scholarship," provides an overview of essential tools, databases, and support services available through the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center (HSLIC) for clinical scholars. It details resources for literature searching, full text access, patient education, research organization, digital archives, and professional development. The guide highlights platforms such as PubMed, EMBASE, PsycINFO, CINAHL, UpToDate, MedlinePlus, BrowZine, LibKey Nomad, and more, as well as services like interlibrary loan, data management, and open access publishing. Contact information for personalized support is included.

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  Integrating Zotero with Your Writing: From Research to Publication

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation provides a comprehensive guide on using Zotero for research and writing. It covers installation, reference collection, organization, citation insertion, bibliography generation, PDF management, and advanced features of Zotero. The presentation aims to enhance researchers' and writers' efficiency in managing references throughout the research and publication process.

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  Integrating Zotero with Your Writing: From Research to Publication

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation offers a comprehensive guide to using Zotero for research and academic writing. It covers installation and configuration, efficient reference collection, organization through collections and tags, citation insertion, bibliography generation in word processors, PDF management (including annotation and full-text search), and advanced features such as collaboration tools, custom citation styles, and ZoteroBib. The session is designed to enhance researchers’ and writers’ efficiency in managing references throughout the research and publication process.

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  Integrating Zotero with Your Writing: From Research to Publication

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation provides a comprehensive guide on using Zotero for research and writing. It covers installation, reference collection, organization, citation insertion, bibliography generation, PDF management, and advanced features of Zotero. The presentation aims to enhance researchers' and writers' efficiency in managing references throughout the research and publication process.

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  Integrating Zotero with Your Writing: From Research to Publication

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation provides a comprehensive hands-on guide to using Zotero for research and writing. It covers installation, browser connector setup, reference collection from databases and websites, organization through collections and tags, citation insertion in Word and Google Docs, bibliography generation, PDF management with annotation and search, and advanced features such as synchronization, collaboration, ZoteroBib, and custom citation styles. The presentation’s goal is to support researchers, students, and clinicians in efficiently managing citations and references from literature review to publication.

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  Integrating Zotero with Your Writing: From Research to Publication

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation offers a comprehensive guide to using Zotero for research and academic writing. It covers installation and configuration, efficient reference collection, organization through collections and tags, citation insertion, bibliography generation in word processors, PDF management (including annotation and full-text search), and advanced features such as collaboration tools, custom citation styles, and ZoteroBib. The session is designed to enhance researchers’ and writers’ efficiency in managing references throughout the research and publication process.

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  Integrating Zotero with Your Writing: From Research to Publication

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation provides a detailed guide on using Zotero for research and academic writing. It includes instructions on installation, reference collection, organization, citation insertion, bibliography generation, PDF management, and advanced features such as collaboration tools and custom citation styles. The presentation is designed to improve researchers' and writers' efficiency in managing references throughout the research and publication process.

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  Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Services: Evidence-Based Practice Council Monthly Meeting

  Evelyn Wang, Kristin Proctor, and Ingrid Hendrix

  This presentation provides an overview of interlibrary loan (ILL) and document delivery services offered by the UNM Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center (HSLIC). It includes detailed information on service types, eligibility criteria, costs, processing times, restrictions, and how to request materials. The presentation aims to guide UNM Health Sciences affiliates in accessing resources efficiently to support research, education, and clinical practice.

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  Libraries Are For Every Body: Serving Library Patrons with Disabilities

  Emily Roberts

  This poster presents a special library's unique collections, programs, and services. It is one of only a handful of libraries in the country specifically designed to cater to adults and children with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and professionals who work with them. The poster aims to offer ideas and strategies for creating more welcoming and inclusive libraries for people with disabilities. It will showcase a variety of strategies used to develop inclusive collections, accessible services, and engaging programs designed to address the diverse needs of these patrons. Additionally, it will present success stories and potential pitfalls, offering insights into community building and evaluation. Attendees will learn practical approaches they can apply in their libraries. The poster will feature visual elements such as usage charts, photographs of library activities and collections, and patron testimonials. Viewers can assess the poster's impact by scanning a QR code to take a survey.

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  Libraries Supporting Open Access: An Environmental Scan

  Robyn Gleasner, Laura J. Hall, and Danielle E. Maurici-Pollock

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  Navigating Solo Librarianship in a Health Sciences Setting

  Emily Roberts

  Solo librarianship can be both rewarding and isolating, especially in a specialized health sciences environment where the librarian is responsible for a full spectrum of services. I will discuss my experiences of solo librarianship at one of only a handful of special libraries dedicated to developmental disabilities in the United States. This unique setting required balancing niche subject expertise, information literacy instruction, and user advocacy, all while navigating limited resources and institutional visibility.

  I will discuss the importance of leveraging cross-departmental relationships, partnering with broader library networks, and explore how to advocate for library services in a clinical and research-focused environment. I will also address challenges like professional isolation, workload, and keeping pace with trends in medical librarianship without a team.

  This talk will interest attendees who are solo librarians or who work with them in academic, hospital, or research settings. Attendees will gain practical strategies for managing competing demands, raising the library’s profile, and maintaining professional growth in independent roles.

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  Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop introduces healthcare providers, students, and residents to advanced clinical literature search techniques. It offers a step-by-step pathway for navigating evidence-based resources (PubMed, EMBASE, CINAHL, ClinicalKey, UpToDate, PsycINFO, ECRI Guidelines Trust, MedlinePlus, LexiComp), and emphasizes strategies for building effective search strategies. Participants will practice constructing keyword-based and subject-heading-based searches, employing Boolean operators, truncation, wildcards, exact phrase searching, and proximity operators. The session highlights saving strategies, setting search alerts, and integrating search practices into clinical workflows. The presentation also reviews tools for full-text access, including LibKey Nomad, interlibrary loan, and proxy authentication. This hands-on session empowers participants to improve literature retrieval efficiency for clinical decision-making, research, and scholarship.

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  Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques in CINAHL

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation titled "Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques in CINAHL" is a workshop designed to enhance healthcare professionals' skills in conducting effective clinical literature searches in CINAHL. It covers efficiently navigating CINAHL, transforming clinical questions into effective search concepts, developing advanced search strategies using keywords, CINAHL subject terms / MeSH terms, and applying techniques to optimize and critically evaluate search results. The workshop aims to improve participants' ability to efficiently utilize CINAHL for clinical decision-making and research purposes and organize search results for practical application.

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  Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques in EMBASE

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop presentation, "Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques in EMBASE," is designed to enhance healthcare professionals’ skills in conducting effective clinical literature searches using EMBASE. The session covers efficient navigation of EMBASE, transforming clinical questions into search concepts, developing advanced search strategies with keywords and Emtree terms, applying search tips (Boolean logic, truncation, wildcards), conducting pilot searches, refining search strategies, and managing results for clinical decision-making. Additional resources and HSLIC services are introduced to support literature review and research workflows.

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  Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques in EMBASE

  Evelyn Wang

  This workshop guides clinical faculty and researchers through advanced literature search skills using EMBASE. Covers navigation, clinical question translation, keywords, Emtree terms, proximity/Boolean operators, pilot searches, result evaluation/organization, and pathway integration. Practical demonstrations and search tips included.

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  Powering Up Clinical Practice: Mastering Clinical Literature Search Techniques in EMBASE for Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellows

  Evelyn Wang

  This didactic EMBASE session for Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) fellows demonstrates how to translate pediatric clinical questions into EMBASE search strategies. It use of keywords and Emtree, proximity and Boolean operators, PV Wizard, device and drug searches, and workflows for organizing results to support clinical decision‑making.

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  Powering Up Clinical Scholarship

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation offers a practical overview of clinical scholarship pathways for Emergency Medicine residents. It covers research question formulation (using PICOT and rubric tools), efficient literature search strategies tailored for emergency care, database and resource navigation, hands-on keyword and subject heading demonstrations, and leveraging HSLIC library services. The session aims to empower residents to engage in scholarly activities by providing actionable tips, relevant resources, and institutional support.

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  Powering Up Clinical Scholarship

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation offers a practical overview of clinical scholarship pathways for Emergency Medicine residents. It covers research question formulation (using PICOT and rubric tools), efficient literature search strategies tailored for emergency care, database and resource navigation, hands-on keyword and subject heading demonstrations, and leveraging HSLIC library services. The session aims to empower residents to engage in scholarly activities by providing actionable tips, relevant resources, and institutional support.

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  Powering Up Clinical Scholarship

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation provides practical strategies to empower clinical scholarship among nurse residents. Content includes research question development (PICOT, FAC rubric), resource navigation (databases, BrowZine, health statistics), literature search techniques (Boolean, truncation, phrase/proximity, subject headings), review and publishing processes, and HSLIC services overview. Aimed at inspiring and equipping new nurses to actively engage in evidence-based scholarship and professional development.

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  Powering up Clinical Scholarship

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation explores essential strategies and practical approaches to empower clinical scholarship among healthcare professionals. Topics include defining clinical scholarship, identifying opportunities for scholarly activities in clinical settings, leveraging evidence-based practice, collaboration and mentorship, navigating publication processes, and utilizing institutional resources. The session aims to inspire and equip clinicians to actively engage in scholarship, enhance professional development, and contribute to the advancement of healthcare practice and education.

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  Powering Up Clinical Scholarship in Dental Journal Club: Article Review Session 1

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation is designed for Dental Services Journal Club attendees as Session 1 of an article‑based workshop series on clinical scholarship, using three exemplar papers on drug‑induced gingival overgrowth (Mavrogiannis 2006, Fardal 2015, Mawardi 2021) to illustrate how to read, interpret, and critically appraise different study designs (narrative review, retrospective cohort, systematic review). The session emphasizes understanding methods and limitations (e.g., non‑systematic literature searching, confounding and missing data, lack of baseline matching, single‑center bias, heterogeneous treatments), interpreting risk of bias and evidence levels, and applying structured critical appraisal language so that dental clinicians can more confidently evaluate periodontal and pharmacologic evidence in real‑world cases.

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  Powering Up Clinical Scholarship in Dental Journal Club: Article Review Session 2

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation is designed for Dental Services Journal Club attendees as Session 2 of an article‑based workshop series on clinical scholarship, featuring three exemplar systematic reviews and meta-analyses on endodontic restoration: Naumann 2018 (ferrule effect in post-and-core restorations), Tsintsadze 2024 (survival rates of glass-fiber vs metal posts), and Batista 2020 (ferrule effect on fiber-reinforced composite post-and-core failure). The session teaches participants how to distinguish between systematic review and meta-analysis, apply PICO framework for formulating clinical questions, evaluate study design and methodological rigor (risk of bias assessment, inclusion/exclusion criteria, follow-up duration), interpret results and heterogeneity (I² statistic, confidence intervals), and understand the clinical implications for evidence-based endodontic practice and restoration decision-making

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  Powering Up Clinical Scholarship in Dental Medicine

  Evelyn Wang

  This presentation is designed for Dental Medicine Journal Club attendees, focusing on developing clinical scholarship skills. Key topics include research question formation (PICOT, FAC Rubric), dental resources navigation (PubMed, EMBASE, BrowZine, open data repositories), advanced literature search techniques (Boolean operators, truncation, wildcards, proximity operators, subject headings), full-text access tools (LibKey Nomad, interlibrary loan), critical appraisal tools (CASP, JBI, PRISMA-S), publishing workflow (Zotero, ORCID, open access publishing), and a summary of HSLIC educational and research support services. The session aims to equip dental residents to engage in evidence-based scholarship and professional growth.