Group Training
The Medical Library runs a series of group sessions throughout the year. While most sessions are open to both University members and NHS staff, some courses are more suitable for a particular audience.
Our research skills group training is taught either in person in our library training room, or online using Teams. Please ensure you check whether a session is online or in person before you book your place.
How to book group training
University of Cambridge staff and students: click on the link to the session you wish to attend, and log in with your university account
NHS staff should email the training team (librarytraining@medschl.cam.ac.uk) to book their places.
We offer courses for both groups on:
- Research Data Management
- Writing a Systematic Review Protocol
- Systematic Reviews (this class requires you to have received previous literature searching training, such as Introduction to Literature Searching or NHS Evidence Searching)
- Creating a Conference Poster
- Writing for Publication
- Managing your References with Zotero
- Searching for Grey Literature
We offer courses specifically for University of Cambridge staff and students on:
- Introduction to Literature Searching
- Introduction to Covidence
- Managing your References with EndNote
We offer courses specifically for NHS staff on:
We are happy to deliver any of these courses to you and your colleagues at a time and location of your convenience. If you would like to invite us to deliver training to your team, please email us at librarytraining@medschl.cam.ac.uk.
Individual Training
Information Clinic is a one-to-one session where you and a librarian work together to find the answer to your question. These sessions are entirely tailored to your needs, and are arranged at a time and date to suit you — it may even be possible for the librarian to come to you, rather than you coming to the library.
To book an individual session, please fill in this form. If you need help with something that is not included in the form, please describe it in the ‘more details’ section at the end.
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