2025 Royal Marsden Manual training schedule

Wiley will be delivering Royal Marsden Manual training in 2025. Dates available include:

16 April 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Basic Level

12 May 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Advanced Level

17 June 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Basic Level

23 July 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Advanced Level

14 August 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Basic Level

8 September 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Advanced Level

28 October 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Basic Level

12 November 2025, 11:30am to 12pm, Advanced Level

4 December 2025 11:30am to 12pm, Basic Level

Basic sessions will cover searching the platform. Advanced sessions will cover personalisation and customisation with local Trust guidelines. Training will be delivered by Wiley trainers.

The 30-minute drop-in sessions are aimed at Library staff and NHS nursing staff; whoever needs training. Dates are listed on Wiley's Go ToWebinar platform. Select a date and register.

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