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50 Resources for Healthcare: 20. Don’t know where to start your literature search? Try our Literature Searching Sites Page

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We have gathered together a wide range of websites that will help you to start your literature search online. From databases to reviews, guidelines, clinical trials and mobile apps you will find a wealth of resources to help you to find the information you need via our Literature Searching Sites page. 

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You can find more help with your literature search by checking out our online guides section  for literature searching or trying our etutorials to help you to develop your information skills. 
We also offer literature searching training sessions to include using Keele-subscribed databases or NHS-subscribed databases . You will learn how to develop a search strategy and get hands-on experience of running searches.
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