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“The Easier-To-Use Version”: Public Librarian Awareness of Consumer Health Resources from the National Library of Medicine

Catherine Arnott Smith School of Library and Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 149-163 | Received 13 Dec 2010, Accepted 25 Feb 2011, Published online: 24 May 2011

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Ellen Rubenstein. (2016) Knowing How to Help: Providing Health Information in Public Libraries. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 20:3, pages 114-129.
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Ellen L. Rubenstein. (2016) Health Information and Health Literacy: Public Library Practices, Challenges, and Opportunities. Public Library Quarterly 35:1, pages 49-71.
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Elizabeth Manafò & Sharon Wong. (2013) eSEARCH©: A Tool to Promote the eHealth Literacy Skills of Older Adults. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 17:3, pages 255-271.
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Elizabeth Manafò & Sharon Wong. (2012) Assessing the eHealth Literacy Skills of Older Adults: A Preliminary Study. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 16:4, pages 369-381.
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Britt Paris, Kathleen Carmien & Michelle Marshall. (2022) “We want to do more, but…”: New Jersey public library approaches to misinformation. Library & Information Science Research 44:2, pages 101157.
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Ellen L. Rubenstein. (2018) “I Want to Provide Patrons with Good Information”: Public Library Staff as Health Information Facilitators. The Library Quarterly 88:2, pages 125-141.
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Wanda Whitney, Alla Keselman & Betsy Humphreys. (2017) Libraries and librarians: Key partners for progress in health literacy research and practice. Information Services & Use 37:1, pages 85-100.
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Mary Grace Flaherty & Samantha Jan Kaplan. (2016) Health information: print materials assessment in public libraries. Reference Services Review 44:2, pages 163-177.
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Mary Grace Flaherty. (2016) From Google to MedlinePlus: The wide range of authoritative health information provision in public libraries. Library & Information Science Research 38:2, pages 101-107.
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Mary Grace Flaherty. 2015. Meeting Health Information Needs Outside Of Healthcare. Meeting Health Information Needs Outside Of Healthcare 97 116 .
Ellen L. Rubenstein. (2016) Health information and health literacy: Public library practices, challenges and opportunities. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology 52:1, pages 1-4.
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