Medical LibraryThe NHS Constitution for England subject to Parliamentary approval, will require all NHS bodies, and private and third-sector providers supplying NHS services in England by law to take account of the Constitution in their decisions and actions. The Government will have a legal duty to renew the Constitution every 10 years. No Government will be […]
Wireless networks
We’re delighted to announce that there is now access to the Addenbrooke’s wireless network in the Library. This is in addition to the existing Library wireless network, LibAir. The network is called CUH_WNet and provides access to the Trust network via laptops that have had a certificate installed. As this is currently just giving access […]
Training Sessions for January & February
If you made a new year’s resolution to catch up with your literature searches, then hopefully the new training dates from the Medical Library will help! Full details are available from http://www.medschl.cam.ac.uk/library/trainingdates.html The main highlights are: extended sessions: each session now lasts 1.5 hours to give plenty time for practice and experimentation “how to find […]
Cambridge RAE results announced
Congratulations to the researchers who contributed to the RAE (Research Assessment Exercise). The results were published today by Hefce, the higher education funding council. The RAE is a peer review exercise which evaluates the quality of research in UK higher education institutions. This assessment will inform the UK higher education funding bodies’ distribution of grants […]
“TRIP Answers: because clinicians ask questions”
A great new resource from TRIP (Turning Research Into Practice) TRIP Answers:“a repository of clinical questions and answers drawn from a wide number of sources around the world and builds on TRIP’s ten years experience of answering clinical questions. Ultimately, we want to create a resource where clinicians can easily find answers to their question […]
Christmas is coming
The Library closes at 12.30pm on Wednesday 24th December 2008,and re-opens at 8.00am Friday 2nd January 2009. Merry Christmas to all our readers, and very best wishes for the New Year.
Oh, happy day!
Monday 24th November – 8.00am – the Medical Library re-opens its doors.The majority of the redevelopment work is over, and we’re proud to welcome you into the library via the “normal” route: into the Clinical School and up the spiral staircase. There will be a settling in period as we get used to our beautiful […]
The end is nigh: an early Christmas present
Congratulations to you all – you’ve survived the disruption of our move to the temporary issue desk and the noise of the building works. Thank you for your tolerance. The only thing left is to re-open our newly renovated reception area, and open up the new computer room, but this shouldn’t take very long – […]
New training sessions for November and December
Brush up your literature searching skills before Christmas: new training dates and topics for November and December. Check the calendar available at http://www.medschl.cam.ac.uk/library/trainingdates.html for full details, but the sessions covered include: How to find healthcare literature use National Library for Health (NLH) and ATHENS– search databases like Medline, CINAHL & Embase How to find healthcare […]
Pharmaceutical Substances has now been updated to Version 3.1. Pharmaceutical Substances acts as a reference point for screening information about drugs. It provides a compendium of more than 2400 active pharmaceutical ingredients (API’s) of interest to the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. The database is structure searchable and includes synthetic routes. The new release is the […]
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