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Use your digital skills to share the information you find

 Communicating information is an important information skill. You can demonstrate your digital skills by creating content based on your information search or research. This can help you to build your own professional portfolio and support your study and work.

doctor writing a paper using a laptop

We’ve created etutorials to help you get started with 3 common routes of communication that you’ll come across.

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Find all our online tutorials on the Information Skills web page on the Health Library website.

Take a look at the blog posts we have published so far in this series on digital skills.

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Contact the Health Library if you need any help finding the information you need.

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