Welcome to the resource guide for the UIC College of Pharmacy - Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes, & Policy. Here you will find resources to support student and faculty research and education.
Note: Some of these resources are made available through the UIC Library, so you must be logged into the library in order to access those resources.
Accessing Deleted Government Pages and Data
Due to the deletion of data and pages regarding many minority populations by the current US government administration, health science librarians recognize that this missing information is critical for delivering evidence-based care to the most vulnerable of those in our care. Various libraries, organizations and other entities are working to maintain access. Below are options for accessing this information.
A personal website that is archiving deleted CDC guidelines because of their topic (contraception/family planning, sexual health, vaccines, women & children, youth, intimate partner and sexual violence). Documents are continually added as they are recovered.
theSkimm is publishing the content of reproductiverights.gov to ensure that the critical information and resources it outlined remain available to women and families. The content appears below as it did on reproductiverights.gov on Jan. 15, 2025 when it was last saved in the Internet Archive.
The Data Rescue Project is a coordinated effort among a group of data organizations, including IASSIST, RDAP, and members of the Data Curation Network. Our goal is to serve as a clearinghouse for data rescue-related efforts and data access points for public US governmental data that are currently at risk.
Getting help
As we navigate this disruption to our information system, please remember to email us or make appointments. We are here to assist you in finding information.
Since this is a ongoing situation, let us know if there is a resource or site that we can add!
Also contact your professional associations. Some have taken the initiative to preemptively download and make needed information available.
You may have to find/download/rescue the data yourself. This post by LifeHacker gives instructions on how to get information from the Internet Archive/Way Back Machine.
Go to the Data Rescue Project and/or contact us to get support on archiving data if you have found some that needs a home.
Fernando Herranz created the framework and developed content for this guide.
Sarah Sherman, MLIS, developed content for this guide. She is a recent graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and completed a joint practicum between UIC's Library of the Health Sciences and Northwestern's Galter Health Sciences Library in Fall 2017. She is currently looking for library opportunities; email her at sasherm32@gmail.com.