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Clinical Key training 15th July 2026

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Clinical Key training from Elsevier – July 15th at 12:00hrs UK time

General session showcasing how Clinical Key can be used for research and clinical reference, highlighting more information on our new Reading assistant on ClinicalKey (Reading assistant ClinicalKey demo).

Topics covered in this session:
  • What is ClinicalKey? Use cases and types of content.
  • Benefits of registration: 24/7 access, content downloads, and personalized alerts.
  • Live demonstration: efficient searching, navigation, and time-saving tools.
  • ClinicalKey App: access from iOS and Android devices.
  • Additional resources: video tutorials and reference materials.
  • Questions and answers.
Please register online to attend this event.

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Remember we also have an online tutorial - Get started with Clinical Key - covering the content and advanced features of Clinical Key.

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