Health Library News

  Did you enjoy learning how the Health Library can help you to “never stop learning”? We hope so!   Here is a reminder of all our key messages:   Never stop learning about yourself   Never stop learning from your patients   Never stop learning from each other   Never stop learning about sustainability   Never stop learning online   Never stop learning in a nutshell   Never stop learning in bite-size chunks   Stay in touch:   Our blogs give you the latest news about the Health Library and the services and resources we deliver for you:   Health Library News blog   Information Skills for Health blog   You can follow us on Twitter for reminders about services and resources   Check our website to access all services and resources   Just give us a call or drop us a line if you need any help  

  NHS staff can improve their information skills and find evidence more easily by signing up to our NHS bite-size courses. Short course s have been created by our health librarians to help you to get to the right information quickly.   Never stop learning in bite-size chunks   Arrange a 1-to-1 training session for help with a specific project   Book on a bite-size course to learn more about searching NHS-subscribed resources   Need more help?   Contact the Health Library Training and Information Support Team  

  The Health Library has some great learning opportunities for Keele University students. We can help you to develop your information skills and get those great grades.   This Libraries Week check out how you can never stop learning in a nutshell.   Book on a short nutshell course to learn how to search University resources to get the best up-to-date evidence for your assignments   and dissertation   Arrange a 1-to-1 session with one of our Health Librarians if you need more help on your specific project   Attend the class library sessions booked by your tutors to get started using library facilities, services and resources   Need more help?   Contact the Health Library Training and Information Support Team  

  We have some great online learning opportunities for you! You can complete online learning in your own time and at your own pace.   If you need a computer, come to Library to access PCs on either the Keele network or the NHS network. If you just need some quiet space, you can bring your own laptop and plug in via the study desks or individual pods.   We can help you to:   Develop your digital skills – watch our short video for info on how we can support you. Improve your information skills – complete our online tutorials to learn how to find the right information you need effectively. Access online resources – make sure you get the right login to access the resources we have for you. NHS staff can register for an NHS OpenAthens username , whereas Keele staff and students login with their email address and password .   Learn more about how the Health Library can support you in your work and studies. Complete our online inductions:   NHS Library Induc...

 Here's a quick reminder that NHS staff can continue to learn more about introducing sustainability into their work and home-life by learning from the NHS sustainability collection .

  We’re celebrating how the Health Library can help you to “never stop learning” .   Learning from each other is an important aspect of your work. Whether you are formally studying, acting as a mentor , informally learning in your department or keeping up-to-date with the latest evidence , the Health Library can help you to learn from fellow healthcare workers and students .     Share your work, studies or research   If you are attending a local conference , seminar or meeting and want to present a poster of your work, studies or research, take a look at our presentation H ow to create and academic poster . You’ll get hints and tips on how to share your work in a professional and appealing way.   Share unusual clinical cases   Encountered an unusual patient case? Ready to write a case report? Staff at UHNM and Keele University medical students can submit their case reports t o BMJ Case Reports. Find out how you can submit from our help page . Y...