Focus on: Complete Anatomy
Complete Anatomy is available to all students. It contains interactive 3D models of human anatomy as well as text, slides and video clips. All images are downloadable and exportable and are freely available to...
Category: Collections and Eresources
Additional Temporary Resources for Health Sciences and Wellbeing
Whilst the library buildings are closed your subject librarians have been securing extra resources to help you with your studies and research. The additional temporary resources are available online and you will need to...
Goodbye old PubMed – Hello new PubMed!
[foogallery id=”12780″] New look PubMed will become the default site from 18 May 2020. Both sites will be updated and run parallel for a short period of time after the new PubMed becomes the...
Studying Online: Medicines Complete now available off-campus
The University subscription to Medicines Complete has been permanently extended to include off-campus access. Medicines Complete is an online platform that gives access to: British National Formulary (BNF), BNF for Children (BNFC), Martindale: The...
Health Research Premium Collection trial – your feedback is crucial!
We are currently running a trial* of an eJournal collection called “Health Research Premium Collection” which will give staff, students and researchers access to a wide range of journals. We need evidence of need to...
Newsstream – a new way to look for news content
From 1 March 2020, you will be able to search across over 600 newspaper titles and news broadcast outlets at the same time by using Newsstream via your library’s subscriptions. Newsstream will be replacing...
New books on racial representation on screen
in 2019, students told us they wanted to see more books in the library on racial representation on TV and film. This topic is one that we library staff want to see more resources...
Your guide to the science that makes the news: the “Behind the Headlines” website
Headlines about health and diet regularly make it into UK newspapers. Although the study may be described in the article, the study design and results are not usually scrutinised. References of where to read...
Cite them Right – the key to referencing
Not sure where to go to get help with referencing? Cite Them Right is an excellent online tool to help you reference your assignments. In health professions and health sciences courses, you will often...
Focus on : Evidence Search
Evidence Search provides access to up-to-date, selected, and authoritative evidence in health, social care and public health. It’s focus is on providing evidence-based, patient-centred health information. NICE Evidence Search searches: Guidelines Systematic reviews Clinical...
Focus on: PubMed
PubMed is a database that contains over 30 million citations of biomedical and life science literature. It also includes links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher web sites, where freely available. Because...
Mental health data available from the WHO #WMHD
Today, 10th October, is World Mental Health Day. The focus this year is on Suicide prevention. The World Health Organisation (WHO) gathers statistics and information on mental health and suicide, as well as many...
Focus on: Finding journal articles using the Library Search tool
Have you used Library Search to find journal articles and other resources? Library Search searches all the journal articles the library subscribes to online – literally millions of them! It also searches for a...
Focus on : Key resources for Medicine
We have pulled together some the most useful and relevant resources for medicine in the Key Resources for Medicine page, so it’s great for finding resources that focus more on the health and life...