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[July 22-23, 2009] Meeting Kenyatta University Conference Centre Nairobi

Unknown author (2009-07)

The Importance of Information Literacy Skills for Schools of Health Sciences in Africa

Development of a training manual on information literacy for health science students in Africa

Chikonzo, Agnes (2009-10)

The past three decades have witnessed an explosion in the volume of published medical and health information [1]. Advances in telecommunication technology in the last two decades have led to the development of computer ...

[Oct 2010] Network of African Librarians and Deans launches course at AHILA conference October 2010

Unknown author (2010-10)

Finding, Organizing and Using Health Information: A Training Manual For Students, Researchers and Health Workers In Africa

Ajuwon, Grace Ada; Anne, Abdulrahmane; Malapela, Thembani; Kanyengo, Christine Wamunyima; Kamau, Nancy; Mbaga, Sara; Horta, Cristina; Chikonzo, Agnes (Network of African Medical Librarians, 2011)

This book is a product of the devotion and dedication of medical librarians in Africa for the development of a healthy society through information literacy. Information literacy has become an essential requirement in ...

[March 2011] Network of African Medical Librarians and Deans Workshop Kenyatta University, Nairobi

Unknown author (2011-03)

Finding, organizing and using health information: A training manual for students, researchers and health workers in Africa

Knowledge and Utilization of the United States National Library of Medicine's Biomedical Information Products and Services Among African Health Sciences Librarians

Kanyengo, Christine Wamunyima; Ajuwon, Grace Ada; Kamau, Nancy; Horta, Cristina; Anne, Abdrahamane (2011-07-29)

The United States National Library of Medicine (NLM) has the largest collection of biomedical information products and services in the world. Little is known of the extent to which librarians in sub-Saharan Africa are aware ...

[November 5-10, 2012] Kenyatta University Secretariat

Unknown author (2012)

Theme: Building an outreach strategy for Finding, Organizing, and Using Health Information and building an African institutional repository - project-based approaches to mentoring.

Prof. Nelson Sewankambo: Principal (Head) of Makerere University College of Health Sciences; Chair Principal Investigators, Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI)

Sewankambo, Professor Nelson (Transcribed by Alison Oppenheim, 2012)

Transcribed by Alison Oppenheim Date: October 18, 2012 Professor Nelson Sewankambo Principal (Head) of Makerere University College of Health Sciences. Chair Principal Investigators, Medical Education Partnership ...

Network of African Medical Librarians presentation at MEPI Symposium 2012 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Unknown author (2012)

The role of the Network of African Medical Librarians (NAML) in Medical Education, Research and Training

[February 2012] Network of African Medical Librarians Workshop held from February 27 – March 2, 2012 held at Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya

Unknown author (2012-02)

Theme: Outreach and Sustainability: Building Pan-African Capacity in Finding, Organizing and Using Health Information On behalf of Kenyatta University Vice Chancellor, Professor Olive Mugenda, Professor Frederick ...

Comments by librarians at their planning meeting February 27-March 2, 2012, Kenyatta University, Nairobi

Unknown author (2012-02-27)

Improving knowledge and skills in accessing health information in Africa The Network of African Medical Librarians, whose mission is to expand the frontiers of knowledge through the training of, and outreach to African ...

Prof. Yakub Mulla: MEPI Principal Investigator; Dean of Postgraduate Studies, University of Zambia, Zambia

Mulla, Prof. Yakub (2012-08-28)

Zambia is a country that attained independence in 1964. Two years later, in ‘66, the new medical school began, and population of Zambia has increased now from 4 million to 13 million. One of the failures of government ...

David Olufem Olaleye: MEPI Principal Investigator, Lecturer, University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Unknown author (2012-09)

The biggest challenge is actually, you know, getting everyone on board. Getting all the stakeholders on board. Getting my colleagues to understand the conceptsthat we tryto put forward. This for me is understandable. I do ...

Prof. James Gita Hakim: MEPI Principal Investigator Professor of Medicine at the Department of Medicine, University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe

Unknown author (2012-09-18)

The MEPI program in Zimbabwe started at exactly the same time as the other twelve MEPI programs, which was in October 2010. We had of course planned a comprehensive program while writing the competing application for the ...