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Support for Academic Staff

The Health Library can offer support to Keele University academic staff based in the schools of nursing, midwifery and medicine.

You can:

  • Use our online learning materials to support your students’ development of digital literacy and information skills
  • Arrange training sessions with our training librarians either for your own CPD or to support your students development
  • Request a literature search if you need the latest evidence as background to a topic you are investigating
  • Suggest new stock to be purchased and held at the Health Library
  • Investigate further support offered by the Campus Library

Please check out our Academic Staff page for more information.

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