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If you are developing your dissertation or planning a research project, then check out our Researchers Online Reference collection.

We’ve put together a list of ebooks that can help you to prepare and deliver your research projects:

  • Getting Started
  • Appraise the Evidence
  • Evidence-based Medicine
  • Using Statistics
  • Writing Up & Getting Published

You don’t have to come to library to pick one up, you don’t need to wait to take one out, you can access it at any time of day and you’ll never incur any fines.

Try our quick Using eBooks etutorial for step-by-step instructions to the basics of using ebooks.
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