Friday, October 14, 2011

Apprentices

No, not an invitation to meet Sir Alan Sugar, but two vacancies for apprentices to join the Library and Knowledge Services team at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust.
A great opportunity to start a career in Library, Information and Knowledge work, offering valuable training and experience. 12 month fixed term contracts.

Full details can be seen on NHS Jobs; http://www.jobs.nhs.uk/cgi-bin/vacdetails.cgi?selection=912750203

Please contact Emma Aldrich or Alison Millis for further information. Closing date is Friday 28th October.

Emma Aldrich (Maidstone Hospital): 01622 224647 emma.aldrich@nhs.net

Alison Millis (Tunbridge Wells Hospital): 07500 814120 alison.millis@nhs.net

Friday, October 07, 2011

Top Ten Films for Medics

Consultant Dib Datta gave a very informative lecture on Friday 23rd September 2011 on the top ten films that medics should watch. This sits well with the work the Trust is doing on Medical Humanities, and will no doubt help inform future film choices for The Dress Circle Film Society.

The films will be added to the medical humanities section of the intranet, which can be viewed by Trust staff here: http://mtwintranet/learning-and-development/medical-humanities.asp.

Details of The Dress Circle Maidstone Film Society can also be seen here, all Trust staff are welcome to attend.

Top Ten Films for Medics: (Links will take you to the Internet Movie Database)

The library is considering the purchase of these films for loan to members; watch this space for details.

Thursday, October 06, 2011

Up-to-Date

Don't forget:

UpToDate

UpToDate

We have now purchased access to this very popular resource, following a successful trial.

It is only available via the MTW Trust Network; follow the link from our website at:

http://www.mtw.nhs.uk/library-and-information-services/uptodate.asp

Wednesday, October 05, 2011

Netvibes for Knowledge

We now offer a completely tailored solution for managing current awareness and knowledge services…..

NETVIBES is an RSS aggregator service. It allows us to bring in content, topic by topic, from Pubmed searches, e-journals, Royal College websites, newspapers and local resources such as our book catalogue.

We can bookmark any website, add search forums, calendars, and teaching materials. Each time new content is added to any of the sites we have included within your topic, it will appear in bite-sized format for you to read.

Netvibes is web-based, so you can read it from work or from home, and it can also be downloaded to your iphone for content on-the-go, or you can subscribe to an email update of your topic(s) of interest.

It takes a few clicks to add, move or remove content; please let me know what you need on your Netvibes tab.



www.netvibes.com/mtwlibrary


Tuesday, October 04, 2011

Training

Don't forget, the library offers a range of FREE training at times/ locations to suit your needs. We can offer one-t-one fully tailored sessions or group sessions. We can come to you on either hospital site, or out in the community.

Check the details and contact our training manager via our website

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