In the week of 10th November, we spent a bit of time trying to find out what you thought of the library, how you used it, etc. These statistics are submitted to RLUK, the NHS like to know what we’re doing, and we like to know what you think of us – so one weeks […]

This month in Eyes on Evidence Eyes on Evidence survey Thank you to all our readers who have completed the Eyes on Evidence survey. There’s still time to share your views on the bulletin by completing the short online survey before the end of November. Premature death in people with learning disabilities A population-based cohort […]

This week the Medical Library is surveying library user satisfaction – are you happy with the services and facilities that we offer? What could we do better? If/when you’re in the library, there are very short (4 question!) survey forms that you can complete, or you can tell us your views using this form: http://tinyurl.com/medical-library-survey2014 […]

Not sure how to find an Ebook?  Do you wonder how to download an Ebook to your smart device? Are there any Ebooks available in my area of medicine??? For answers to these and other Ebook questions, demonstrations on how to use Ebooks on smart devices, come along to the drop-in sessions next week.  Feel […]

The fabulous medical library book sale will finish this week. Plenty more books for you to browse and purchase…  

It is with very mixed feelings that we say goodbye to Peter Morgan, who retires today after 39 years as Medical Librarian. Peter has seen the Medical Library through a huge number of changes including the relocation of the library and  two phases of redevelopment of the space. But the significant impact developments in technology […]

The medicine and humanities collection has moved from the reading room into a new space. The collection contains works drawn from humanities literature. This collection provides medical students and staff with the opportunity to study non-medical works chosen to enrich the study and practice of medical care. Titles include;   Pat Barker – “The regeneration […]

Would you like to find out more about social media in your role as a researcher developer but don’t know where to start? Do you worry that engaging with social media might lead to information overload, privacy issues and the blurring of your private and professional life? Do you want to know a little bit […]

Issue 66 – October 2014 Help to shape the Eyes on Evidence publication by participating in a short online survey on your use and views of the bulletin. Long-acting injectable paliperidone compared with haloperidol for maintenance treatment of schizophrenia A US randomised controlled trial in adults with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder reports that the long-acting […]