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 Are you worried the Health Library is not for you? Do you think you know everything about the Health Library already? Are you looking for non-clinical help?

The Health Library is here to help you to get the best evidence to support your studies, career development and patient care.

Complete our etutorial Using the Health Library and you'll quickly find out...

  • Who we support - which NHS and Keele University users
  • How you can visit us
  • Which book collections you can borrow from
  • What study environment you can use
  • What IT facilities we have for you
  • Where you can access online resources
  • What training opportunities are available to you
  • Which specialist services you can take advantage of

Our tutorials help you to make the most of the library service. Go to our Information Skills page for more Health Library online tutorials.


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