Skip to main content

Mini Book Sale starts Tuesday 13th November

From Tuesday 13th November a new batch of recently withdrawn books will be available for sale on the Book Sales trolley in the rotunda of the Health Library. The books are available on a first come, first served basis and payment can be made either by cash or debit card.

Titles available include:
  • Chew, R: Crash Course: Gastrointestinal System (3rd Ed.), 2008, Mosby
  • Thomas, R: Crash Course: Renal & Urinary Systems (3rd Ed.), 2007, Mosby
  • Guyton, A: Textbook of Medical Physiology (11th Ed.), 2005, Saunders
  • Keshav, S: The Gastrointestinal System At A Glance, 2004, Wiley-Blackwell
  • Dawson, C: ABC of Urology (2nd Ed.), 2006, Wiley-Blackwell
  • Chew, F: Musculoskeletal Imaging: A Teaching File (2nd Ed.), 2005, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
  • Cottrell, S: Critical Thinking Skills: Developing Effective Analysis & Argument, 2005, Palgrave
  • Wilkins, R: Oxford Handbook of Medical Sciences, 2006, Oxford University Press
  • Carpenter, R: Neurophysiology (4th Ed.), 2003, Arnold
  • Lim, M: Crash Course: Metabolism & Nutrition (3rd Ed.), 2007, Mosby

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

NHS OpenAthens bulletin - Training opportunities at the Health Library [April 2026]

 Your NHS OpenAthens username gives you access to to excellent healthcare-based resources. Are you using them efficiently and effectively to get the evidence you need? Make the most of NHS resources; develop your skills by making the most of the training opportunities available at the Health Library. Read our latest NHS OpenAthens bulletin below or open the bulletin in a new browser tab . NHSOpenAthens bulletin April 2026 by Cheryl Kent

Webinar: BMJ Best Practice and state-of-the-art care for Sepsis in Adults

Webinar: BMJ Best Practice and state-of-the-art care for Sepsis in Adults Wednesday 29th April 2026, 2-3pm Improve sepsis outcomes for adult patients by joining our expert speakers, Dr Kieran Walsh (BMJ Clinical Director) and Professor Matt Morgan (Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine, Cardiff), for a focused webinar.  This session will guide you through practical strategies for leveraging BMJ Best Practice to provide outstanding care and address common clinical challenges in sepsis management. Key Topics : Managing comorbidities, overcoming implementation challenges, and avoiding clinical pitfalls. Who : Ideal for all NHS Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists and Students. Takeaway : Practical strategies for evidence-based care at the bedside. Please register via Microsoft Teams