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Clinical Key Training Session - Thursday, 27th February at 09:30

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 Discover how ClinicalKey can support your research or clinical practice, from accessing high-quality images and journals to utilising clinical calculators, NICE guidelines, and patient education materials.

Clinical Key Training. Date: Thursday 27th February 2025. Time 9.30 am to 10 am UK Time (+ 15 min Q&A). Place: Online

Click here to register for the event:

If you can’t make this date, the Health Library can also deliver an introductory session on Clinical Key face to face or online via MS Teams, on a 1-2-1 basis or as a group session for you and your team.

To arrange a session, please email: Olga.Pattison@uhnm.nhs.uk 

If you are a Researcher:

Discover:

How to access thousands of images and videos that you can use for non-commercial purposes

How to subscribe to your favourite journals

How to organize your searches and content through tags

How to monitor CME credits by the hours spending on ClinicalKey

If you are a Clinician or Nurse

Discover:

How to support your diagnose with concise Clinical Overviews feed by the latest evidence based content available

How to support your experience with Clinical calculators at the point of care

Where to search for NICE guidelines and Drug Monographs

How to build bridges with your patients by using Patient Education in different languages

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