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KnowledgeShare Evidence Updates for NHS staff

Get the latest good quality evidence from our KnowledgeShare Evidence Updates. Tell us what you are interested in and we’ll set up your profile. You’ll then get updates straight to your inbox. Evidence includes: summaries, research, reports, reviews, guidelines, patient information and more.

Learn more about KnowledgeShare Evidence Updates from our Current Awareness page.

Library Bulletins

Our NHS Outreach staff create a number of regular bulletins aimed at community staff working in primary care. These include:

  • Clinical Effectiveness Bulletin (Monthly)
  • Health Inequalities Bulletin (Bi-Monthly)
  • Mental Health & Social Care Current Awareness Bulletin (Monthly)

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