NCompass Live: Go Local Nebraska and CHIRS - Your Local Information Resources for Health-related Issues
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Looking for healthcare specialists or facilities that serve your community? Are patrons requesting advanced health information on their conditions? Lucky for you - your library already has Go Local Nebraska and the Consumer Health Information Resource Service (CHIRS) in its collection! We are the only state that has a service like CHIRS, and we are among 34 states and regions that have constructed a Go Local service. Sign up for this session to learn about the Go Local Nebraska directory and CHIRS resource, and how you can showcase their benefits to your community leaders and citizens. NCompass Live - March 18, 2009
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http://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/
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