Medical LibraryHealth 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 […]
New self-service kiosk
You might have noticed a change in the library’s reception area: we now have a self-service kiosk. You can use the kiosk to borrow, return, or renew your books — no need to wait in a queue at the enquiry desk! The kiosk is very straightforward to use — simply scan your card (or log […]
JoVE trial access
The University of Cambridge now has trial access to JoVe, including all the different collections in JoVE Journal and JoVE Science Education. JoVE is resource providing video demonstrations with protocols in the physical and life sciences. Access the trial on campus via https://www.jove.com/. This link should also work for NHS members of the Medical Library […]
Resource of the month: reflective practice tools
Our resource of the month for January was a series of tools and tips to increase your skills and confidence as reflective practitioners. We started off by highlighting some of the most common reflective models: Gibbs and Kolb. And here is Kolb's. pic.twitter.com/a4Ydci7I4X — Cambridge Medical Library (@cam_med_lib) January 8, 2019 We also recommended some […]
STEM Graduates Showcase
Are you a postgraduate student researching a STEM subject? Are you interested in learning more about tools that can help you research more efficiently and effectively? Then the upcoming STEM Graduates showcase is for you! On Thursday, 31st January, Eleanor and Veronica will be joining colleagues from other STEM libraries to introduce you to a […]
New process for online payment of fines
Fines can now be paid on iDiscover. When you log into your My Library Account you will see a Pay All Fines link. Clicking the link will take you to the fines payment website where your payment details will be collected. While we hope that you have no need to pay fines, the new system […]
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