January/February 2002
volume 11, issue 1
In this issue:
Where Have All the Databases Gone?
 
Announcing ILL Web Delivery from the UCLA Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library!
 
What is Web Delivery Anyway?
 
Announcing the New Savitt Medical Library Facility
 
We'll Meet You There!
 
Medical Subject Headings Home Page
 
Late Night Reading: Medical Subject Headings 2002
 
Systematic Reviews
 
NLM Funds Three Internet Connection Grants in the Pacific Southwest Region
 
Membership Renewal Update
 
NLM Technical Bulletin Highlights
 
In every issue:
Table of Contents for the NLM Technical Bulletin
 
Upcoming Events - 2002
 
Publication Information
 

NLM Funds Three Internet Connection Grants in the Pacific Southwest Region


NLM's Internet Connection program was created in recognition that many health-related organizations, particularly smaller ones and those in rural or underserved urban areas lack resources to initiate Internet access or to enhance low-bandwidth dial-up connectivity. The NLM Internet Connection grant supports the purchase and installation of equipment and services for connectivity to the Internet for one year. Awardees may use the grant to initiate Internet service, to extend service to other centers or field locations, or to expand the bandwidth of their existing service.

Congratulations to the following award winners in our region!

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Phoenix, AZ

  • Project Title: Internet Connectivity for Oncology Research in Rural Arizona Communities
  • Performance Sites: Greater Phoenix Community Clinical Oncology Program, Phoenix, AZ
  • Project Summary: Outreach to rural communities. Wireless access to be used by traveling health professionals offering cancer prevention education.

Guam Memorial Hospital Authority, Oka Tamuning, GU

  • Project Title: Guam's Hospital and Nursing Facility Internet Connectivity
  • Performance Sites: Guam Memorial Hospital; Skilled Nursing Facility, Oka Tamuning and Barrigada Heights, GU
  • Project Summary: Secure Internet connections for 2 public medical facilities, the only civilian hospital, and a long-term care skilled nursing facility. University Library provides training and support.

University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI on behalf of Internet Access Consortium

  • Project Title: Internet Access in the Republic of Marshall Islands
  • Performance Sites: PeaceSAT Emergency Management Office (2 sites); Ministry of Health and Environment, Alele National Library, College of Marshall Islands, Majuro, Rep of Marshall Islands, and Honolulu, HI
  • Project Summary: Internet link to authorized health care personnel in Republic of Marshall Islands. Shared use of the link by government and health agencies, using the PEACESAT satellite network to establish Telehealth connections through the State of Hawaii Telehealth Access Network.

Please share information about Internet Connection opportunities with others. Funding deadlines are February 1, June 1, and October 1 of every year. Complete program descriptions and application instructions are available at: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/ep/connect.html.  JKK

[Editor's Note: From NLM Announcement dated November 14, 2001]

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