• Creating Sustainable Research Consultation Assessment Using Multiple Methods 

  Kogut, Ashlynn; Melgoza, Pauline (Library Assessment Conference, 2018-12-05)

  Texas A&M Subject Librarians use a research consultation setting to teach engineering student teams information literacy related to the team’s professional project. The purpose of this study is to determine the best method ...

• Overlapping neural response to the pain or harm of people, animals, and nature 

  Mathur, Vani (2016)

  Interpersonal pain perception is a fundamental and evolutionarily beneficial social process. While critical for navigating the social world, whether or not people rely on similar processes to perceive and respond to the ...

• Change Your Service Policies Based on Your Data 

  Yang, Zheng Ye (Lan) (Taylor & Francis, 2018-11-20)

  Texas A&M University (TAMU) Libraries' free “Get it for me” service is popular and appreciated by its students and faculty alike. Nevertheless, we noticed many items were not picked up after receipt. In the spring semester ...

• Strategy, intentionality, and impact: A purchasing plan for library promotional swag 

  Medlin, Zackary Chance; Graves, Stephanie J.; LeMire, Sarah (Association of College and Research Libraries, 2018)

  The labor and expense involved in developing a comprehensive outreach program can be overwhelming. There are often additional expenditures for marketing and promotional items to support the outreach events that go beyond ...

• Quality Indicators for Journals of Medical Education Scholarship - 2018 

  Green, Sheila (2017-12-07)

  This chart is a companion to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Annotated bibliography of journals for educational scholarship (Berry, 2017) updated as of October 2018. The chart gives a quick reference ...

• Systematic Reviews in Veterinary Medicine: Resources and Tools to find, appraise, & conduct reviews 

  Foster, Margaret (2015)

  discusses tools and resources to support systematic reviews in veterinary medicine

• Service Philosophy Statements in Academic Libraries: A Qualitative Content Analysis 

  Moffett, Paul; Weare, William H., Jr. (Taylor & Francis, 2018)

  Some academic libraries use service philosophy statements to strengthen the quality of their service culture. A service philosophy statement communicates directly to users what they can—and should—expect from the library. ...

• Back to School: Veterinary Resources and Lesson Plans for Grades K-12 

  Moberly, Heather K. (Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA), 2018-10)

• Research Data Management Workshop Mission: Raising Awareness of Data Danger Zones 

  Green, Sheila (2018-10-22)

  Purpose: To describe an NNLM training office Biomedical and Health Research Data Management (RDM) for Librarians course Capstone Project presenting a workshop for Health Science Center graduate students, post docs and ...

• Student Involvement in Campus OER Movements: Creating and Sustaining an SGA Open Education Award 

  Herbert, Bruce; Hartgrove, Morgan; Caldwell, Rachel (2018-10-10)

  A presentation describe the design and implementation of a Student Government Open Educational Resources Teaching Award for faculty at Texas A&M University and the University of Tennessee.

• Building a systematic review service to support research 

  Foster, Margaret J.; Carrigan, Esther; Foster, Christine (2015)

• Development of a Value-Added Database of Evaluated Systematic Reviews in Veterinary Medicine: DVM Evidence 

  Foster, Margaret J.; Moberly, Heather; Halling, Thomas D. (2015)

  Objectives: This presentation will describe the development of the Database of Veterinary Medicine Evidence (DVM Evidence). The database was created by collecting, annotating, and evaluating systematic reviews and meta-analyses ...

• The Development of the Systematic Reviews Special Interest Group of MLA 

  Foster, Margaret J; Fowler, Susan A.; Saleh, Ahlam A. (2015)

  Objectives: This poster will cover the reasoning behind the development of the Systematic Reviews SIG and the aims of the group. It will also provide a background of systematic reviews and support services. Methods: ...

• A systematic review of the prevalence of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular diseases in Kenya 

  Chowdhury, Muhammad Abdul Baker; Mkuu, Rahma; Foster, Margaret J (2016)

• Harms of mammography use in women over 70 years of age 

  Hirth, Jacqueline; Krishnan, Shilpa; Tan, Alai; Pappadis, Pappadis; Foster, Margaret; Guise, Jeanne-Marie; Humphrey, Linda (2016)

• Association between prenatal exposures to ambient air pollution and birthweight 

  Chiu, Weihsueh; Johnson, Natalie; Lam, Juleen; Xu, Xiaohui; Taylor, Brandi; Foster, Margaret; Moriarty, Megan; Uwak, Inyang; Taiwo, Samuel (2017)

• Characteristics and predictors of adult frequent emergency departments users in the United States: a systematic literature review 

  Giannouchos, Theodoros; Kum, Hye-Chung; Foster, Margaret; Ohsfeldt, Robert (2018)

• Showcasing Theatre Memories: A Case Study 

  Marini, Francesca (Theatre Library Association, New York, 2017)

  From stage to archives, performing arts materials never stop to engage with the audience. Even when they are archived, performing arts documents and objects remain a source of research and inspiration for theatre ...

• Association between depression and physical activity in type 2 diabetes, 2000-2018: a systematic review 

  Lee, Jusung; Foster, Margaret J.; Bolin, Jane; Ory, Marcia; Zho, Hongwei; Callaghan, Timothy; Oh, Mihyun (2018)

• Systematic reviews training for librarians: planning, developing, and evaluating 

  Foster, Margaret J; Halling, Thomas D.; Pepper, Catherine (2018)

  This article covers the content provided in a workshop offered at the EAHIL 2017 conference in Dublin, Ireland, titled “Systematic reviews: models of training for librarians.” Libraries are facing an increasing number of ...

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