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  • Lunch-n-Learn: Library Resources for the Rest of Us (GA Campus)

    GA Campus - Room 1040

    Everyone knows that the PCOM Library provides services to students, faculty, and researchers. But what if you're not part of one of those groups? Or maybe you are, but you're looking for something else? Well, we've got you covered. For instance, did you know that you can: read the New York Times -- for free? learn another language? get books from other libraries? If you want to learn more about what the PCOM Library can do for you, join us at our lunch-n-learn class, Library Resources for the Rest of Us, on Thursday, June 14 from 12-1 pm in Classroom...

  • Browzine @ the Nook (GA Campus)

    GA Campus - Library Nook

    Stop by the Library Nook to learn how Browzine can help you can keep abreast of scholarly research in your field, as well as discover new periodicals in the Library collection.

  • The Clinical Application of Health Literacy (GA Campus)

    GA Campus - Room 1049

    Would you like to learn how to improve communication with patients and increase patient satisfaction? If so, join the Library to learn how to work with patients to increase their knowledge about health problems, decrease their hospitalizations, lower health care costs, and improve their health status. We'll review the clinical application of health literacy, how to communicate in a meaningful way, and practice reading and numeracy skills from the patient perspective.

  • An Introduction to REDCap

    Room 1048 (GA) and Evans Hall 327 (PA)

    Come discover REDCap! REDCap is an electronic data capture system for building and managing online surveys and databases. It is a free, HIPAA-compliant, and secure data collection tool for clinical and translational research that works to ensure data quality and security. This class will cover the basics of how REDCap works and how to best use it.

  • Draw It to Know It @ the Nook (GA Campus)

    GA Campus - Library Nook

    Did you know that PCOM Library now provides access to all available Draw It to Know It modules? Stop by the Library Nook to view demos and learn more about our favorite active learning tool!

  • Work-Life, School-Life: Negotiation for a Healthier You

    Room 1040 (GA), Library Co-Lab (PA), and Pine Woods Conference Room (SGA)

    Are you having trouble fitting health into your already busy schedule? Is work/school/home life so overwhelming that there's no more time for you? Participants will leave this session with practical knowledge and tips to incorporate health and wellness into your jam-packed life.

  • Anatomy Resources @ the Nook (GA Campus)

    GA Campus - Library Nook

    We'll be doing demos of some of our more popular anatomy tools, such as Draw It to Know It and AnatomyTV. Want to see a demo of another anatomy resource? Bring your questions and let us help you answer them!

  • Lexicomp @ the Nook (GA Campus)

    GA Campus - Library Nook

    Join us for a demo of our featured resource, Lexicomp Online! Bring your questions about this or any of our other resources.

  • Level Up Your Gym Life (GA Campus)

    Physical Therapy student Jocilyn Yarnell will instruct participants on how to get the most out of their gym visits and avoid injury through proper equipment usage. If you've ever looked at a gym machine and wondered how to use it, or you've been wondering if you're using that machine correctly, then this session is definitely for you.   Instructor bio: Student doctor Yarnell is a former competitive cheerleader and personal trainer who has a passion for exercise and fitness. Before coming to PCOM, she graduated from Kennesaw State with a degree in Exercise and Health Science, after which she completed an...

  • To the Library and Beyond: Resources for Your Health and Wellness

    Room 1049 (GA), Library Co-Lab (PA), and Pine Woods Conference Room (SGA)

    Having access to solid health information is a key component of wellness. But where do you go to find that information, and how do you use it? What does the Library have that can help you improve or maintain your health and wellness? Get the answers to these questions and more at October's Consumer Health Literacy session. Erica will show and tell about Library resources that can contribute to overall wellness, and attendees will learn about where they can find good consumer health information online (hint: it's not WebMD). Join us and get your info on!