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NEW! Practical Clinical Key training

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 We are excited to announce that the Health Library is offering a new, comprehensive training session on the Clinical Key database.

This training session is for UHNM staff and is designed and tailored to meet your needs. We are flexible in accommodating your preferences. Training is available via:

  • face-to-face sessions
  • online interactive training via MS Teams
  • delivered in your department

For any questions, more information or to book a session, please contact Olga Wronecki, the UHNM liaison librarian, at olga.wronecki@uhnm.nhs.uk

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