Health Sciences Librarians Work with 11th Street Family Health Services Center September 19, 2011 A joint researching team from The iSchool at Drexel and the Drexel University Libraries, including Kathleen Turner, Linda M. G. Katz, Gary Childs and Lenore Hardy, participated in a grant-funded project entitled 'Increasing Parental Health Literacy to Optimize Pregnancy Outcomes,' from the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Middle Atlantic Region. The projected worked with the Philadelphia 11th Street Family Health Services Center to help educate pregnant women on health information. The first part of the project provided women, participating in the Center's Centering Pregnancy program, a library of websites in accordance with the weekly topics of the program. In Spring 2011, Kathleen Turner, Outreach and Liaison Librarian for the Health Sciences Libraries, conducted five workshops, which centered on how to find reliable health information online. Kathleen demonstrated several credible and reliable websites, such as Medline Plus, and discussed criteria for evaluating the reliability of other health information sties. iPod Touch devices were using during the presentation to demonstrate the accessibility of health information using handheld devices. The 11th Street Family Health Services is a comprehensive, nurse-managed health center run by the College of Nursing and Health Professions in collaboration with the Family Practice and Counseling Network. Topical Tags: Engineering Technology Health Sciences Library News