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Make the most of your Health Library

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 Make a new year's resolution this year to make the most of your Health Library!

We're got facilities, resources and services to help you to succeed on your course or in your work. Watch our 40 second video for a quick overview.


You can find more details on the Health Library website:
Keele staff and students are automatically members of the Health Library - your Keele card is your library card. NHS staff can join the Health Library and get an NHS library card. 
So this year make sure you take advantage of all the facilities, services and resources we have to support you.



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