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Steering Committee Members
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Naomi Adelman, MLS, PhD
NN/LM, Middle Atlantic Region
Associate Director
New York Academy of Medicine
Email: adelman@nyam.org
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Marie T. Ascher, MLS
New York Medical College Health Sciences Library
Medical Library Association
Email: marie_ascher@nymc.edu
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Ron Bialek, MPP
Executive Director
Public Health Foundation
Email: rbialek@phf.org
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Marjorie A. Cahn, MA
Head, National Information Center on Health Services Research and Health Care Technology (NICHSR)
National Library of Medicine
Email: cahn@nlm.nih.gov
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David Carney, MPH
Senior Program Manager, Information Resources Management
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Email: mailto:carneyd@dhmh.state.md.us
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Gale Dutcher, MLS, MS
Special Assistant to the Associate Director
Specialized Information Services
National Library of Medicine
Email: dutcher@nlm.nih.gov
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Gerri Michael Dyer, BA
Electronic Dissemination Advisor
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Email: gdyer@ahrq.gov
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Claire Hamasu
NN/LM, MidContinental Region
Associate Director
University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library
Email: chamasu@rml4.utah.edu
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Barbara J. Hatcher, PhD, MPH, RN
Director, Scientific and Professional Affairs
American Public Health Association
Email: Barbara.Hatcher@apha.org
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Rita M. Kelliher, MSPH
Manager, Distance Learning Programs
Association of Schools of Public Health
Email: rkelliher@asph.org
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John R. Kress, MHA
Director, Public Health Training Center Program
Health Resources and Services Administration
Email: jkress@hrsa.gov
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Becky Lyon
Deputy Associate Director for Library Operations
National Library of Medicine
Email: lyonb@mail.nlm.nih.gov
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Elaine Martin, MLS, MA
Director of Library Services
The Lamar Soutter Library
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Email: Elaine.Martin@umassmed.edu
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Blakely Pomietto, MPH
Manager of Education and Technology Outreach
Society for Public Health Education
Email: bpomietto@sophe.org
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Jocelyn Rankin, Ph.D.
Chief
CDC Information Center
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Email: jrankin@cdc.gov
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Francienne Saucedo, MS
Conference Manager
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Email: FSaucedo@naccho.org
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Lisa Sheppard
Senior Policy Analyst, Public Health Systems
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
Email: lsheppard@astho.org
AIDS-Focus Training Subcommittee
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Kristine M. Alpi, MLS, MPH, AHIP
Public Health Library Manager
New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
Email: kalpi@health.nyc.gov
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Maryanne Blake, MSLS
Network Librarian
NN/LM, Pacific Northwest Region
University of Washington
Email: blakema@u.washington.edu
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Sue Dietz, RN, MS
Chief, Training and Technical Support Systems Branch
National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention, CDC
Email: sed4@cdc.gov
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Gale Dutcher, MLS, MS, Chair
Special Assistant to the Associate Director
Specialized Information Services National Library of Medicine
Email: dutcher@nlm.nih.gov
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Rose Foster, BS
Project Manager
Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education
Email: fosterr@orau.gov
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Mindy Frost, MA
Instructional Systems Specialist, CDC
Email: mhf7@cdc.gov
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Nona Gibbs, BS
Director, Division of Professional Development and Evaluation
Public Health Practice Program Office, CDC
Email: nona.gibbs@cdc.hhs.gov
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Stacy Howard, BS
Health Scientist
Public Health Practice Program Office, CDC
Email: sam5@cdc.gov
AIDS-Focus Training Subcommittee Charge
The goal of the "Partners in Information Access for Public Health Professionals"
initiative is to provide public health professionals with timely, convenient
access to information resources. A major component of this initiative
is providing training:
- For NN/LM network librarians in resources useful to public health
professionals
- For public health professionals in the use of technology to identify
and access relevant information resources
- In relevant information resources for students in academic public
health programs
The AIDS-Focus Training Subcommittee, which will consist of representatives
from CDC, NLM and NN/LM, will have primary responsibility for developing
a training program which is to be based on HIV/AIDS information and
resources. The training program will also be adaptable to a high-tech
presentation. NLM will advise on the content portion of the program
and CDC will advise on the technology portion. Specifically, the AIDS-focus
Training Committee is charged to:
- Define the objectives and desired outcomes of the training program
- Define the initial target audience to be trained
- Determine the scope of the training
- Identify available resources and preferred
mechanisms for delivering the training
- Identify major course components and develop the program
- Identify or design appropriate program materials
- Identify the strategies and media to be used
- Develop a project time line
- Suggest appropriate measures for determining the impact of training
Public Health Training Subcommittee
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Nancy J. Allee, MLS, MPH, Chair
Director, Public Health Informatics Services & Access (PHISA)
University of Michigan
Email: nallee@umich.edu
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Kristine M. Alpi, MLS, MPH, AHIP
Public Health Library Manager
New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
Email: kalpi@health.nyc.gov
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Ron Bialek, MPP
Executive Director
Public Health Foundation
Email: rbialek@phf.org
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Sandra Bonzo, MLIS
Technical Information Specialist
National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, CDC
Email: seb2@cdc.gov
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Rita M. Kelliher, MSPH
Manager, Distance Learning Programs
Association of Schools of Public Health
Email: rkelliher@asph.org
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John R. Kress, MHA
Director, Public Health Training Center Program
Health Resources and Services Administration
Email: jkress@hrsa.gov
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Karyn L. Pomerantz, MLS, MPH
Librarian; Director, SPHHS Computer Based Distance Learning
George Washington University Medical Center
Email: kpomeran@gwu.edu
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Neil Rambo, MLS
Neil Rambo, MLS
NN/LM Pacific Northwest Region
University of Washington
Email: nrambo@u.washington.edu
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Catherine R. Selden, MLS
Librarian, National Information Center on Health Services Research and Health Care Technology (NICHS
National Library of Medicine
Email: selden@nlm.nih.gov
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Tim Stephens
Director, Workforce Development
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
Email: tstephens@astho.org
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Virginia (Ginny) Tanji, MSLS
Librarian, School of Public Health
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Email: tanji@hawaii.edu
Training Subcommittee Charge
The goal of the "Partners in Information Access for Public Health Professionals"
initiative is to provide public health professionals with timely, convenient
access to information resources. A major component of this initiative
is providing training:
- For NN/LM network librarians in resources useful to public health
professionals
- For public health professionals in the use of technology to identify
and access relevant information resources
- In relevant information resources for students in academic public
health programs
The Training Subcommittee, which will consist of representatives from
CDC, NLM, NN/LM, and HRSA, will have primary responsibility for the
following:
- Identify existing training courses/programs within the NN/LM which
are either specifically designed to focus on training health sciences
librarians on public health resources or can be adapted to focus on
training health sciences librarians. Specifically, the subcommittee
is expected to determine the following for existing courses/programs:
- course
- scope of the training
- contents of the training
- specific public health resources covered
- prerequisites
- evaluation component
- target audience
- mechanisms/approaches used for delivering the training
- materials used
- continuing education credits
- length of training
- frequency of updating
- Identify individuals with the expertise to provide training in public
health resources for health sciences librarians and their availability
to provide instruction
- Make recommendations as to:
- suggested implementation strategies (how the steering committee
should proceed)
- suggested methods to make training available to NN/LM network
members
- suggested timeline to initiate training
- suggested collaborations
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