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 The Health Library provides a comprehensive library service including access to resources and qualified librarians to help you to find the information you need.

We're here to support our NHS customers, from UHNM, North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare and staff working in the CCGs and GP practices across Staffordshire, as well as Keele University staff and students from the Health Faculty.

We can help you get to the information you need by providing:

  • access to a variety of healthcare-specific resources, both in print and online
  • inter-library loan service to supply resources not part of our collections
  • training opportunities to help you to develop your digital skills
  • Literature Search Service for specific information needs
  • NHS Outreach Service to support staff working in the community and unable to visit the library

So what are you waiting for? Get in touch:

  • email: health.library@keele.ac.uk
  • phone: 01782 679500

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