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Essential information for NHS staff using Library Search

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You can search on Library Search to access key, healthcare-specific, books and ebooks, to support your career and professional development.

Library Search is the main catalogue for the Health Library, listing our book and ebook collections. Use Library Search to:

  • Log on as an NHS member of staff to view your library account
  • Check your book renewals
  • View your borrowing record
  • Reserve a book for collection
  • Run a basic search
  • Use filters to focus search results
  • Read an ebook
  • Find a Keele ejournal
  • Access special collections

Complete our Sway – Library Search for NHS Users – to get started and make the most of your library membership.

For more help accessing online resources, contact your eresources librarian, Cheryl, at c.kent@keele.ac.uk.

 

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