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Update to the Health Library page on the UHNM Intranet

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We have updated our page about the Health Library on the UHNM intranet.

 If you work for UHNM and have access to the intranet you'll find our page in the Learning, Education and Widening Participation section. You'll only be able to view the page from the UHNM intranet.

 Here is a screen-shot of the page:
Screen-shot of the Health Library page showing the list of documents available
Screen-shot of the Health Library page on the UHNM intranet
You'll find plenty of help to get you to our resources and online services quickly.


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