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 Have you just started working at UHNM? Join the Library!

Why?

Complete our short online induction for NHS staff and find out:

  1. Who we are and where we are
  2. How you can join!
  3. How can you register for an NHS OpenAthens username - you'll need it!
  4. What essential resources you can access!
  5. What apps you can use on your mobile!
  6. How to get full-text articles for free!
  7. How we can help you develop your skills!
  8. How we can do the work for you!
  9. How you can stay up to date!

What are you waiting for? Complete our online induction now!

Group of young doctors crowded around a computer tablet - checking out our online induction



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