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4. BUILDING A LOCAL DIGITAL PRESERVATION INFRASTRUCTURE: Experiences in Selecting and Implementing Digital Preservation Systems

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Rieger, Oya Y., Boock, Michael, McCormack, Lindsay, and Ruest, Nick

Subjects
Conferences -- iPRES Conference (001000) -- Conference 2021 (001016), preservation systems, digital asset management, sustainability, preservation processes
Abstract

As cultural heritage organizations seek solutions, open source, community-based, and commercial digital preservation systems and tools have proliferated. Nevertheless, given the magnitude of digital content and the requirements of specific file formats, institutions struggle to integrate disparate tools and systems to support their institutional preservation programs. The purpose of the panel discussion is to provide insights from on-the-ground implementations of current preservation tools and to consider the opportunities and challenges in deploying and integrating these tools with local digital content management processes.

Published
2022

7. Continuing patient care to underserved communities and medical education during the COVID‐19 pandemic through a teledermatology student‐run clinic

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Linggonegoro, Danny, primary, Rrapi, Renajd, additional, Ashrafzadeh, Sepideh, additional, McCormack, Lindsay, additional, Bartenstein, Diana, additional, Hazen, TJ, additional, Kempf, Abigail, additional, Kim, Eun Jae, additional, Moore, Kevin, additional, Sanchez‐Flores, Xavier, additional, Song, Hannah, additional, Huang, Jennifer T., additional, and Hussain, Sadaf, additional

Published
2021
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16. Fair‐y Tales: An analysis of children's books about sun safety.

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McCormack, Lindsay, Dzuali, Fiatsogbe S., Tappel, Anna, and Huang, Jennifer T.

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*CHILDREN'S books, *BOOK illustration, *BOOKS & reading, *SKIN cancer
Abstract

Introduction: Skin cancer prevention should ideally begin with healthy sun protection habits during childhood. Children's books can be effective tools to introduce healthy habits early in life and should be targeted toward all children regardless of skin tone. This study examined sun protection guidelines and the representation of skin tones in commercial children's books. Methods: We performed internet searches for children's books about sun protection. We compared content from these books to current sun protection guidelines from the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD). We assessed books for reading level, author profession, and skin tone representation. Results: Seventeen books met study criteria. Of 19 factors surrounding sun protection provided by the AAD, the median number of factors mentioned within children's books was nine (range 3‐13). Of the 13 books with color illustrations of people, one (7.6%) book depicted people with dark skin tones on the cover, and three (23.1%) books depicted people with dark skin tones within the story. Conclusion: Commercial children's books about sun protection incorporate some, but not all, of the AAD guidelines, and there is an inadequate representation of darker skin tones within and on the cover of these books. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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