Lindsay Ellis Blake

Lindsay Ellis Blake is a Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), affiliated with both the Library Education & Research Services department and the Emergency Medicine department within the College of Medicine. Her work focuses on integrating librarianship into medical education and clinical informatics.

Key research interests include:

• Evidence-based medicine frameworks
• Embedded librarian programs in healthcare settings
• Pediatric surgical outcomes
• Clinical informatics systems
• Medical education assessment tools

Her publications reveal a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration, spanning topics from testicular atrophy in pediatric hernia repair to pharmacotherapy for irritable bowel syndrome. Notably, she co-authored a clinical librarian model study in Medical Reference Services Quarterly (2018) and contributed to NIH-funded research on health information programs. While specific awards are not listed, her work with the NIH/National Library of Medicine as a Co-Principal Investigator highlights significant institutional support. Her networks include collaborations in medical librarianship, evidence-based nursing, and pediatric viral hepatitis research.