Medical LibraryDo you have library related questions that need answering? Want to find out more about ebooks? Come and speak with library staff between 12-1pm in the Sherwood Room, on Monday, 1st July. Jo will be there to answer all your ebooks questions, as well as any other library questions you might have. Look forward to […]
Resource of the month: writing for publication
Our resource of the month in May was a collection of tools to help at various stages of the publication process. We asked for recommendations via Twitter and our comments board in the library, as well as suggesting a range of resources of our own. Our first recommendation were collaborative writing tools. While you can […]
Roof repairs in the Medical Library
There will be repair work undertaken between 27th May and 14th June on the William Harvey Lecture Theatre. While the workers will endeavour to keep all disruption to a minimum, this may involve some noise or movement through the library space. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. If you feel that this may necessitate finding […]
Mental Health Awareness Week 2019
This week (13th-17th May) is Mental Health Awareness Week, and the library, along with the wider Clinical School, is holding a range of events and activities. The library will be hosting a drop-in arts/crafts, origami, and jigsaw puzzle event all day on Monday 13th and Wednesday 15th. This will be taking place in the library […]
Resource of the Month: Critical appraisal tools
Our resource of the month for March was a collection of tools, tips and training available to support you when critically appraising medical research articles. First up, we recommended the CASP checklists, which are a series of questions that can help you structure your evaluation of an article’s reliability, trustworthiness and applicability. We use CASP […]
NHS Staff and Learners’ Mental Wellbeing Report
Health Education England recently published a report looking into the mental health and wellbeing of NHS staff, as well as future NHS staff such as student nurses, doctors, and AHPs. You can access the full report here, and read its conclusions and recommendations. With so many competing demands on staff and learner’s time, being efficient […]
‘Shut up and write’ sessions for focused writing with no distractions
Do you ever find it hard to focus and write? Have you got a piece of writing (such as an article, guideline, university course assignments, dissertation or thesis) to do but struggle to find the time? We are here to help. We’re announcing two ‘shut up and write’ sessions: dedicated time to do nothing but […]
Ebooks and library drop-in for clinical students: Thursday, 14th March, 1-1.45pm
Do you have library related questions that need answering? Want to find out more about ebooks? Come and speak with library staff between 13:00 – 13:45 in the Sherwood Room. Jo and Jasmina will be there to answer all your ebooks questions, as well as any other library questions you might have. Look forward to […]
New Medical Library training course: Introduction to Literature Searching
Do you ever worry that you’re not searching for relevant literature as effectively as you could be? Do you find yourself wading through a high number of irrelevant references found by a haphazard Google Scholar or Pubmed search? Have you been asked to record and describe your search strategy, and aren’t sure how to do […]
New Medical Library training course: designing a conference poster
Do you want to present a poster at a conference, but you’re not sure where to start? Do you think your poster-making skills could do with an update? Are you interested in ensuring you’re communicating your research as effectively as possible? The Medical Library has a new course that will help with all this, and […]
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