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Why would you join the Health Library? Why would you not?! 


You need the best evidence to for your assignments, research projects and to support your decisions


Join the Health Library to: 

How do you join? 
  • Keele staff and students – don’t do a thing, you're already members! 
  • NHS staff – complete the application form and pick up your card 

More Help 

  • Watch our video for a quick overview of what the Health Library can offer you 
  • Complete our etutorial Using the Health Library to learn more about our services and facilities 
  • Contact the Health Library for more help joining

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