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NLM’s Strategic Plan 2017 - 2027

NLM’s Strategic Plan 2017 - 2027. Year 3 Mid-Year Review & NLM Update 2018-2019 T ania Bardyn, MLIS, AHIP, PI, National Network of Libraries of Medicine, National Evaluation Office Cathy Burroughs , MLS, Project Lead, National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region.

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NLM’s Strategic Plan 2017 - 2027

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  1. NLM’sStrategic Plan2017 - 2027 Year 3 Mid-Year Review & NLM Update 2018-2019 Tania Bardyn, MLIS, AHIP, PI, National Network of Libraries of Medicine, National Evaluation Office Cathy Burroughs, MLS, Project Lead, National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region

  2. Strategic Plan 2017-2027 • NNLM is poised to address the challenges laid out since its inception – not by building a single service to address each one, but by knitting together the best of several services to efficiently and effectively advance health and biomedical discovery through information. • Patricia Flatley Brennan, RN, Ph.D., NLM Director

  3. Goals Reach more people in more ways through enhanced dissemination and engagement. Build a workforce for data driven research and health Accelerate discovery and advance health trough data-driven research.

  4. NLM Traveling exhibitions in the midwest • From October 1, 2017 through September 30, 2018: • 50 traveling exhibition openings of 17 exhibition titles at 36 different venues. Our newest exhibition: Will travel to 4 venues in the Midwest in FY2019.

  5. National Network of Libraries of Medicine

  6. Year 2 Annual Report 2018

  7. Year 2 Ribbon Cutting – January 10, 2018 Emily Patridge MLS (Health Sciences Library), Beth Ripley MD PhD (VA Puget Sound Health), Dmitry Levin (Center for Cardiovascular Innovation), Ryan James (Pyrus Medical), Tania Bardyn MLIS (Health Sciences Library), Carlos De La Peña MD (ITHS), and Betsy Wilson, Vice Provost and Dean of Libraries (UW Libraries) officially launch the new TRAIL services. Edward Verrier MD (University of Washington) leads a discussion on the role of virtual reality in improving anatomical education and clinical practice.

  8. Year 2 goals • Develop a virtual reality studio with programs and services for clinicians • Provide excellence and set up a high standard of support • Redesign the TRAIL website for improved usability by health sciences researchers • Develop and teach an online data management course for health sciences researchers • Advance the Population Health Initiative • Support the continued success of TRAIL members

  9. services by partner

  10. goal 1 – Virtual reality • HSL partnered with surgeons, nurses, radiologists, research scientists, and software developers to expand TRAIL to support a library-based virtual reality studio. • Project would allow UW cardiothoracic surgery team to use static, two-dimensional MRI and CT images to create patient-specific and interactive three-dimensional models. • Retreats were held on October 27, 2017 and January 26, 2018. • A design architect provided feedback and best practices for selecting and renovating TRAIL to host VR. • TRAIL is now equipped with: • VR-capable laptop; • three VR headset packages—an HTC Vive, an Oculus Rift, and an Acer Windows Mixed Reality headset; • multiple medical-focused VR applications, including Pyrus Medical’s Bosc and 3D Organon. Seated (from left): Adam Garrett; Emily Patridge, MLIS; Gili Meerovitch; Tania Bardyn, MLIS; Beth Ripley, MD; Dmitry Levin; Ryan James; Edward Verrier, MD. Standing (from left): Mary Kay Voss; Deric Ruhl; Michael Moore, MISt; Chris Burke, MD; Francisco Gensini, MD; Kevin Koomalsingh, MD; Mark Reisman, MD; Nicole Walker, RN; Aaron Daub, MD; Margrethe Søvik, Kara McDonald, Sandeep Napa, Hendeke Araya.

  11. goal 2 – REDCAP support • REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure, HIPAA-compliant, online data collection and management first launched at UW in 2011. • TRAIL’s most used service and a key part of the University’s clinical research structure. • HSL, NNLM PNR, and ITHS staff provide technical support through an online ticketing system since December 2016.

  12. goal 2 (continued) – REDCAP support

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