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If you need a little help getting to grips with our resources, just want a quick refresher or can’t quite remember how to get access to something then check out our eTutorials.

You’ll find a wide range of etutorials here to get you started with books, ebooks, journals, databases and ejournals; both NHS and Keele-based resources.

The tutorials include how to find, access and use some of our most popular resources. There are presentations, step-by-step guides and video demonstrations; each delivered in a quick bite-sized format.

Take a look and learn something new.
 
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