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 What is current awareness and what tools can you use to stay up-to-date?

Staying up-to-date with changes in information and research is an important aspect of current healthcare management. 

As you progress through your career you’ll need different levels of current awareness – whether your studying, completing a dissertation or research project, whether your working, moving into a new clinical area or managing a department. You’ll need to make sure that you make the best decisions using the best, most up-to-date information.

Learn more from our etutorials.

What is current awareness?

Learn about the different types of information you may need to stay up-to-date with, at different points in your career.

Current awareness tools

Use the right tool to get the right information easily.

More help

If you need more help please contact our training team or the eresources librarian.

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