Librarian Reserve Corps

June 9, 2021. IFLA E4DGH (Evidence for Global and Disaster Health).

May 25, 2021. New South Wales Public Library Reference and Information Services Group.

May 14, 2021. JoHILA (Journal of Health Information and Libraries Australasia).

April 29, 2021. Springshare Learning Lab.

April 21, 2021. Network of the National Library of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region (NNLM PNR).

March 16, 2021. Oxford University Press Blog.

February 24, 2021. Medical Reference Services Quarterly.

February 19, 2021. Rutgers School of Communication and Information (SC&I) News.

January 5, 2021. Tulane School of Medicine News.

January 5, 2021. Library Journal.

November 20, 2020. UBNow: University of Buffalo Campus News.

September 23, 2020. Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden).

September 22, 2020. Doody's Collection Development Monthly Blog.

September 11, 2020. Against the Grain. 

August 3, 2020. Page 2 - Partners are supporting the WHO Science Office to improve coordination and curation of COVID-19 evidence, primarily through the Librarian Reserve Corps (LRC). On a daily basis, the LRC is supporting the alignment of publication databases, performs real-time and urgent evidence searches, and conducts systematic review searches.

June 17, 2020. Penn State News.

June 16, 2020. KTVB7.

May 24, 2020. Himmelfarb Library Blog.

May 15, 2020. Springshare Blog.

May 11, 2020. Library Journal.
“The work of the Librarian Reserve Corps is a testament to the power of librarianship in a time of crisis,” said Dr. Susan Norris, a scientist in the science division of WHO. “The demand for information is more vital than ever now, but making sense of it is harder than ever. The Librarian Reserve Corps’ efforts shine a spotlight on the critical importance of librarianship in support of evidence-based decision-making.”

April 13, 2020. Tulane School of Medicine News