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Celebrate Knowvember and make the library part of your team

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 This Knowvember we are celebrating how NHS libraries can support NHS staff and organisations by sharing knowledge.

Knowledge is power! But is there too much information now available for you and your patients to process easily? Call your Health Library team! We have the skills and knowledge to know where to look for the best evidence to help you and your patients make the best decisions.

Watch the video to learn about why you should call your Health Library team.

How can a Health Library team help you? Watch this short video for examples of how NHS Libraries have supported organisations:

Contact your NHS Lead Librarian, Louisa, to learn more about how we can help:

Tel: 01782 679721    Email: louisa.fulbrook@uhnm.nhs.uk

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