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Training for NHS Nurses

 NHS nurses have access to a wealth of online information resources.

Make sure you make the most of those resources. Check our training options to help you to find the best evidence to keep up-to-date and maintain best practice.

Improve your information skills - complete our online tutorials to learn more about the information skills you need and how to can improve them

Book on a library training course - attend one of our scheduled training courses to learn more about how to search for the best evidence

Arrange a one-to-one session - contact our training team to arrange a personalised one-to-one training session to discuss your information needs

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