UIC Library Faculty Profile: Deborah L. Lauseng, Associate Professor and Regional Head Librarian - Peoria: Presentations

Workshop lead, MyBibliography and Related Tools for New NIH Biosketch Workshop (April 2015), University of Michigan School of Nursing. Ann Arbor, MI

Presenter, Effective Systematic Review Searching, Data Synthesis Faculty Workshop (May 2014), University of Michigan School of Nursing, Ann Arbor, MI.

Panelist, Health Information Practice: Academic Medical Practice, Health Information Practice Summit. (October 2013), Midwest Chapter, Medical Library Association, Annual Meeting, Peoria, IL

Presenter, Time-Saving Features of CINAHL and PubMed, Clinical Adjunct Faculty Network meeting (January 2012), University of Michigan School of Nursing, Ann Arbor, MI.

Presenter, Best Practices in Searching the Literature, Clinical Adjunct Faculty Network meeting (December 2011), University of Michigan School of Nursing, Ann Arbor, MI.

Presenter, Show Me the Evidence! Finding Evidence-Based Information, Advanced Practice Institute (October 2009), University of Michigan Health System (UMHS), Ann Arbor, MI.

Co-instructor, with Merle Rosenzweig, PubMed for Experts (Medical Library Association CE 3 credits) (September 2009), Michigan Health Sciences Library Association Annual Meeting, Holland, MI.

Co-instructor, with Merle Rosenzweig, PubMed: Keeping Your Search Vital (Medical Library Association CE 4 credits) (October 2008), Joint Michigan Health Sciences Library Association and Midwest Chapter, MLA Annual Meeting, Troy, MI.

Co-presenter, with Patricia W. Martin; EBP: Finding the Literature (2007), Nursing Grand Rounds, University of Michigan Health System (UMHS), Ann Arbor, MI.

Instructor, Evidence-based Public Health Nursing (2005), Oakland County Health Division & Michigan Public Health Training Center, Rochester Hills, MI.  2.4 CNE credit.

Presenter, Web Resources for Nursing (2003), Evidence-Based Nursing Practice, Medical Library Association Annual Meeting Symposium, San Diego, CA

Co-instructor, with Nancy Pulsipher, Public Health Nursing Basics:  Health and the Environment Internet Resources (2002), Michigan Public Health Training Center & Health Department Nurse Administrators Forum, three sessions in Ann Arbor, MI; Gaylord, MI; and Lansing, MI

Co-presenter, with Theresa Arndt, Government Health Information on the Internet (2001), Metropolitan Detroit Medical Library Group, Detroit, MI

Co-instructor, with Nancy Allee, Public Health Resources on the Internet (2000) Genesee County Health Department, Flint, MI

Co-instructor, with Nancy Allee, Public Health Resources on the Internet (2000) Michigan Association for Local Public Health (MALPH) Annual Conference, East Lansing, MI

"EBP Online Course for Librarians: Evaluation & Application of New Skills" (October 2017), Contributed Paper by Deborah Lauseng, Emily Johnson, and Carmen Howard.  Midwest Chapter/Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Ypsilanti, MI

"Informationist Integration in Health Professionals Education" (May 2016), Contibuted Paper by Nancy J. Allee, Deborah Lauseng, Carol Shannon, Barbara L. Shipman, and Zachery Wickline.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada

“Analyze This!  An Iterative Analysis of Reference Statistics” (June 2013), Contributed Paper by Nadia Lalla, Erin Kerby, and Deborah Lauseng.  American Library Association Annual Conference, Library Research Round Table, Chicago, IL

“Planning a Strategic Lineup for the Delivery of Effective Reference Services” (May 2012), Poster by Erin Kerby, Nadia Lalla, and Deborah Lauseng.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA

“Expanding Liaison Librarian Roles and Use of School-based Liaison Teams” (May 2011), Poster by Deborah L. Lauseng, Nancy Allee, Marisa Conte, Mark MacEachern, Whitney Townsend and Lorelei Woody.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Minnesota, MN

“Psychological Interventions and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Systematic Review of Literature and Meta Analysis” (April 2010), Poster by Janet Larson, Ph.D., Sheree Smith, Ph.D., Leah Ketcheson, M.A., Jesse Carmen, and Deborah Lauseng, A.M.L.S. University of Michigan Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) Spring Symposium, Ann Arbor, MI

“Health Information Connections for Persons with Disabilities” (May 2009), Presenter, Accepted Contributed Paper by Marisa Conte, Anna Ercoli Schnitzer, Deborah Lauseng, and Patricia Martin.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI

“Strengthening Our Pulse—Health Information Connections for Persons with Disabilities” (Oct 2008), Presenter, Accepted Contributed Paper by Marisa Conte, Anna Ercoli Schnitzer, Deborah Lauseng, and Patricia Martin.  Midwest Chapter/Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Novi, MI

“Transforming Self-Assessment into Instruction” (2006), Poster by Deborah Lauseng, Patricia Martin, Alison Grodzinski, and Bradley Sietz.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ

“Partnering with Information: Evidence-Based Nursing” (2005), Presenter, Deborah Lauseng, Michigan’s Premier Public Health Conference, Grand Rapids, MI

“Discovering New Routes to Training the Public Health Workforce” (2005), Contributed Paper by Deborah Lauseng and Helen Look.  Midwest Chapter/Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Fargo, ND

“Distributed Power, Distributed Learning:  Strategies for Providing Online Education for Public Health Professionals in the Digital Age” (2004), Contributed Paper by Nancy Allee, Helen Look, Deborah Lauseng, and Gillian Mayman.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.

“High Voltage Reference Services:  Reinventing Reference in the Digital Age” (2004), Contributed Paper by Gillian Mayman, Deborah Lauseng, and Jonathan Koffel.  Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.

“Public Health in the Health Professions:  Development of an Online Public Health Informatics Curriculum for the Public Health Workforce” (2004), Contributed Papers by Nancy Allee, Helen, Look, Gillian Mayman, and Deborah Lauseng.  American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.