The NHS Evidence specialist collection Later Life have published their newsletter for May and June. Items presented include "Supporting People" an Annual Evidence Update on caring for older people; also new guidance from the Department of Health and the most recent systematic reviews from Cochrane and DARE. Options to subscribe to the newsletter are available.
Whether you're starting a new qualification, undertaking a professional development course, completing an apprenticeship or working towards revalidation, returning to study alongside a busy NHS role can feel both exciting and challenging. Your Health Library is here to support you every step of the way, helping you find reliable information, develop study skills and make the most of your learning journey. Why returning to study can feel different Many NHS staff return to formal study after years away from education. You may be wondering: How do I find high-quality evidence? Where can I access journal articles? How do I search healthcare databases effectively? What is critical appraisal? How do I reference correctly? How can I fit studying around a demanding job? These concerns are completely normal. The Health Library supports learners at all levels, from first-time students to experienced clinicians undertaking advanced qualifications. Access the best evidence for your assignment...
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