Are you working as an F1 doctor at UHNM? Make sure you complete our library essentials online induction

Get all the essential information you need about the library by completing our short online induction.

Welcome page for the online induction showing a group of young doctors

welcome page for the F1 online induction

Find the answers to 8 essential questions:

Why do I need the library?
How do I register for NHS OpenAthens?
What are the key resources I need?
What can I access using my mobile phone?
How do I get the full-text I need?
Where can I get help to find information?
Can you find it for me?
Where can I learn more about coronavirus?

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