Kudos for Occupational Therapy: Tanya's List
I am honored to be linked from these entities.
My homepage is linked from MedWebPlus: Occupational Therapy, which is maintained by the Emory University's Health Sciences Library, & my site is linked internationally via OTdirect from Great Britain, which states is maintained by occupational therapists.
The cultural medicine section is linked from Transcultural C.A.R.E. Associates' References & Website Links in Transcultural Health Care: Selected Website Links, the Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO) Consumer Health Information Special Interest Group: Multilingual Consumer Health Resource List, the Holyoke Consumer Health Library, Inc.: How to help find Web-based Health resources in Spanish, .
The cultural medicine and/or cultural mental health sections of my website have been linked from additional prestigious universities and hospitals: the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine's Primary Care Clinical Practice Guidelines: Cross-Cultural Resources webpage, the State University of New York at Buffalo, Health Sciences Library's Information Access for Public Health Professionals: Ethnic Groups webpage, Cornell University Medical Library�s Foreign Language Consumer Health Resources, UNC-Chapel Hill�s Health Sciences Library�s Multilingual Health Resources (which noted, "A rich resource for anyone serving the health information needs of multiple cultures"), Kettering College of Medical Arts: Cultural Diversity and Health Care, Van K Smith Community Medical Library's Health Information by Subject: Cultural Medicine, and Pacific Hospital at Long Beach's Harris Memorial Medical Library.
The cultural medicine section was also listed as a class reading for "Issues of Ethnicity and CHI: Materials and Services for Hispanic and Latino People, Asian Pacific Peoples, and Native Peoples" in the University of Pittsburgh Library & Information Science syllabus: LIS 2585 (though I�m listed as McFeddern rather than Feddern).
The Sir Mortimer B. Davis Jewish General Hospital in Montr�al, Qu�bec, Canada is linked to my Annotated Bibliography of Cultures and Cultural Medicine.
Medical & Health Web Sites, formerly of the William Allen White Library at Emporia State University (Kansas), linked to the Mental & Physical Assessments section of my site.
The grants section of my website is linked from the Scholes Library: Engineering Resources webpage.
Some of the EBM sections of my website are linked from University of Washington's Health Sciences Libraries EBP Web Resources.
TRIAGE: The Trent Research Information Access Gateway of the University of Sheffield linked my Life-Long Learning for Healthcare Professionals under their "Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health" section.
The cultural section of the site is linked from Healthy Wisconsin People: Your Gateway to Quality Health Information�Espanol by the AHEC librarians who currently make up the Healthy Wisconsin People Workgroup.
The cultural and EBM sections have been listed as resources and/or readings in graduate degree courses, nursing, occupational therapy, and library science.
Global Consulting (UK) Ltd., a British company working on behalf of the British government�s Department of Education and Skills (DES), surveyed me about the cultural medicine/mental health sections of my site.
Lastly, two government entities have linked to the cultural medicine section of my site: the South Eastern Sydney Area Health Service (Australian
government site): Internet Links for Multicultural, Cross-Cultural, & Diversity Health Resources and the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM; US government site):
Multilingual Health Information.
Last Revised: June 22, 2003.
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Feddern
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