Library resources for Medicine

This month the Trust Library Service has created a bulletin on Medicine resources and a display is on show in both libraries.

If you have any questions about the resources, or would like to suggest a topic for next month's bulletin, please contact Ann Foreman or Becky England, ann.foreman@nhs.net or rebecca.england@nhs.net

Click here to read the Medicine bulletin and other bulletins are available by clicking
here

Thank you

Final 2 Weeks of Clinical Key Trial

CLINICAL KEY TRIAL

The Trust Library Service has a trial to

Clinical Key, ending 30^th September:

Clinical Key is not just a conventional clinical search engine, but a clinical insight engine designed specifically to address physicians' 3 key search requirements

Comprehensive: Supplies answers from the largest collection of published medical resources in every medical and surgical specialty, and includes all MEDLINE abstracts and links to full-text where available

Trusted: Authoritative medical and surgical content from Elsevier

Speed to answer: Smart Content enables fast discovery of the most relevant answers, plus more intuitive searching AND

Intuitive: Information is structured to align with doctors' workflows, whether they are treating and diagnosing patients, staying current in their field, or preparing care plans

Clinical Key includes access to 500+ journal titles, 900+ medical reference books (including "Gray's Anatomy" and Kumar and Clark's "Clinical Medicine" titles), 2000+ EBM First Consult Summaries, 2000+ medical procedure instructional videos, 30,000+ images) and the interface tools, including the PowerPoint presentation builder.

Go to www.clinicalkey.com and log in with your NHS Athens account to try it out for yourself

Please let us have any feedback on Clinical Key in person or by email gm.e.mtw-tr.library@nhs.net

If you need any help using this resource, please ask library staff. Help guides are on the Clinical Key website and in the libraries

NEW E-BOOKS!

New E-books now available with your Athens account!

Simply go to http://ovidsp.ovid.com log in with your Athens account and click on Books

Access these titles anywhere and at anytime

Go to www.library.nhs.uk to register for an Athens account if you don’t already have one

The NEW e-books include:

The popular Fast Facts series:

Fast Facts: Asthma, Bi-polar Disorder, Bladder Disorders, Brain Tumors, Cardiac Arrhythmias, Colorectal Cancer, Chronic and Cancer Pain, Glaucoma, Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Parkinson’s Disease & Rheumatoid Arthritis.

These are quick reference titles which give you a fast overview of a topic

Other NEW e-books:

Black’s medical dictionary

ECG workout: exercises in arrhythmia interpretation

Handbook of nursing diagnosis

HIV essentials 2011

Manual of emergency medicine

Manual of neonatal care

Neonatal respiratory handbook

Pain management pocketpedia

Spinal cord injury

Traumatic brain injury

Wound care essentials

Wound care made incredibly visual!

Other e-books are available, search for titles on the library catalogue: www.southeastlibrarysearch.nhs.uk

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Royal Marsden Manual ONLINE

Calling all nurses!

Don't forget that the Royal Marsden Manual of Clinical Nursing Procedures (8th ed) is available ONLINE!

Simply go to www.rmmonline.co.uk and log in with your NHS Athens account to access, anywhere and at anytime.

Sign up for your NHS Athens account by going to www.library.nhs.uk and click on register for NHS Athens.  Once you have your account, you will be able to access this and many other resources from anywhere and at anytime, 24 hours a day.

Free trial to European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy

The Trust library service has set up a free trial to European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, ending 5th October.

Simply visit http://ejhp.bmj.com and log in with your Athens account to access the journal.

Please let the library have any feedback you may have on this e-journal.

Thank you