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Clinical Key events for March 2026

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 Elsevier are organising a couple of events of interest for the end of March: essential training on Clinical Key for new users and a Women's Network event looking at women's mental and hormonal health.

Clinical Key (published by elsevier) is a clinical search engine providing key evidence-based resources to staff at UHNM.

Clinical Key Training

March 24th – 10:00hrs UK & Ireland time; Register for this MS Teams event online
General session highlighting two journeys on Clinical Key- for the point of care and for reference or research. Make the most of this valuable resource. Suitable for new users and anyone wanting refresher training.
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Improving the Science Behind Women’s Mental and Hormonal Health

March 31st - 12:00hrs UK & Ireland time; Register for this MS Teams event online.
This International Women’s Day, our panel shines a light on one of the most urgent gaps in modern science: the persistent exclusion of female’s biology from research, with a specific emphasis on mental health. Through key life stages: menstrual cycles, the perinatal period, perimenopause and beyond, we examine how overlooking sex and gender as scientific variables can lead to misdiagnosis and missed opportunities to improve the mental health of women and girls.
Our experts bring different perspectives from research, clinical practice and policy; unpacking and driving a whole sector shift towards more equitable health research.
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