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New training dates for January to March 2013

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Need more help finding the right good quality evidence? Try attending one of our training courses. Set yourself a new year’s resolution and book now for January through to March. Topics available include:
  • Health Essentials Online
  • Literature Searching
  • Rapid Critical Appraisal
  • Cochrane Library introduction and more
Find the right course to help you whether you work for the UHNS , work in the community with the Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Partnership or for North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare or are a Keele University student or member of staff .

Book online now or get in touch with Rachael or Mariet, our training librarian team, or Lindsay or Clare, our Outreach team.
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