Medical LibraryCambridge University Libraries are adhering to Government guidelines which now state that face coverings should be worn in libraries and public reading rooms. We therefore ask readers visiting Cambridge University Libraries to wear a face covering in all areas of our libraries to keep everyone safe. We are highly sensitive and supportive to […]
Resource of the Month: NHS Open Athens resources
During August our Resource of the Month has been NHS Athens resources. These are resources which can be accessed by NHS staff and students on placement with their Athens account. Resources include BMJ Best Practice, Royal Marsden Manual and databases such as Medline and CINAHL. The first resource was a reminder about how to register […]
We’re getting new windows! Update
The Library has got some new windows, and all computers and printing facilities are now available again.
Click & Collect – a new service starting 10th Aug.
You can limit your time in the library by ordering selected books to be ready for collection at the Medical Library. Put in your requests today ready for collection from 10th August onwards. More detail: What is Click & Collect? Click & Collect enables current library members to request books to be retrieved from the Medical Library’s […]
Opening our doors wider
The Medical Library remained open to CUH staff throughout lockdown. From Monday 10th August we’re delighted to be opening our doors a little wider, to welcome back Clinical Students and the research community on the Biomedical Campus to use our library space. The safety of everyone in the library is paramount, and we encourage you […]
Resource of the Month: Infographic tools
In June our #ResourceOfTheMonth was infographic tools. The benefits of infographics are that key research findings can be communicated in a very efficient and accessible way. The first resource that we highlighted was Infogram. The first resource is Infogram. With Infogram you can upload data from a spreadsheet into an infogram chart, infographic or map. […]
Resource of the month: Online presence
During May our regular #ResourceOfTheMonth feature focused on increasing online presence. This is the perfect time to increase online presence as many are working from home and spending more time online. The first resource that was mentioned was ORCiD. If you are publishing research papers you should have an ORCiD ID. This will allow you […]
Resource of the month: Revisiting previous blog posts
From mid March 2020 many people including Medical Library staff began working from home. This was due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. In order to highlight as many resources as possible which can be used from home we decided to revisit some of our previous #ResourceOfTheMonth blog posts. We began with how to access full […]
Automatic Renewals
During the Coronavirus outbreak, all books taken out from the Medical Library will be set to automatically renew. You will receive notification via your email address a few days before the book(s) are due for return. You will not face fines for late return of books caused by the Libraries being closed, illness, caring responsibilities, […]
Make working at home work for you
Sensible sources of advice/tips and tricks on working from home Practical help CIPD – Flexible working practices Explores the benefits of flexible working, and gives practical tips on implementing flexible working practices (need to register for free account for full access). BBC – Tricks and tools for better working from home Practical guidance about working […]
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