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NHS PCs at the Health Library to be available via appointment

From Monday 3rd August some of the NHS PCs in the library will be available on an appointment basis.

These are on the NHS network, so you’ll need your NHS log-in to use them.

PC sessions will be available Monday – Friday between 9 am and 4 pm.

Black and white printing will be available.

To book a PC session, email health.library@keele.ac.uk with your preferred time/date, NHS email address and library card number (if you have one).

Your booking is not accepted until you receive a confirmation email from the library team.

You may book 30-minute slots up to a maximum of 2 hours in any one session.

The IT Suite, Keele networked computers, study spaces and book browsing remain unavailable at this time.

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