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You don't need to visit the library to enjoy our services and resources

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Are you too busy to visit the Health Library? Are you getting by just googling it? Would you like to get easy access to library resources? 

UHNM staff can access many of our services and resources online without having to visit the Health Library. Complete our updated tutorial NHS Online Library for UHNM staff to learn how.

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You'll learn:

  • how to get your NHS OpenAthens account
  • where to browse our ebook collections
  • how to find a journal
  • which databases you can search
  • how to stay up-to-date with the latest evidence
  • where you can get training and support
  • how to request our services online

Make sure you make the most of your library service, even if you don't visit!

Please contact the Health Library if you need any more help.

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