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Nursing Students can get easy access to Keele Resources

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All the Keele online resources most suitable to help our nursing students are available from one web page – the Nursing Databases page. You’ll find easy access routes to searchable databases and our online collections.

Screen-shot of the Nursing Databases page
Screen-shot of the Nursing Databases page

Here you will find links to:

  • Core Nursing Databases – the essential databases to support nursing topics
  • Social Science Databases – additional databases if you are looking at wider topics
  • Other Healthcare Resources – useful freely available online resources
  • Books / eBooks – links to Library Search and major medications references
  • Journals / eJournals – A-Z journals list to help you to check whether you have full-text access to the articles you find
  • Mobile Essentials for Keele – mobile friendly websites and apps that help you to access specialist resources on the go
  • Training & Tools – links to training opportunities and online learning
  • Help & Guidance – find out more about how we can help you

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