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Literature Searching Skills for Students

Here is a reminder of how the Health Library can help support students’ literature searching skills.

Literature searching is an important element of delivering evidence-based healthcare. During their courses students will be expected to develop literature searching skills, preparing them for a career in healthcare.

The Health Library etutorial programme has been created to help students develop their literature searching skills. Our etutorials include:
  • Presentations
  • Interactive elements
  • Multi-media content
  • Reflection document (that can be downloaded, saved and added to a portfolio)
  • Online learning opportunities

Our etutorials include the following:
You can find links to all our training courses and etutorials on our website in the training section.


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