Film Club: Gravity

The next showing of the Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust Film Club is on Thursday 27th March 2014. 6pm for refreshments and 6.30pm start of the film. Open to all MTW, KMPT Trust staff and local GPs. We will be screening Gravity the multi-award winning film starring Sandra Bullock, George Clooney and Ed Harris.

For information please contact Emma Aldrich: emma.aldrich@nhs.net

Resource of the Week: Anatomy TV

Each week the Trust library service will be promoting a different product available for all members of staff.

This week it is Anatomy TV which is a 3D Human Anatomy product and is available at www.anatomy.tv 

Log in via Athens to peel back the layers @ www.anatomy.tv

Anatomy TV is much more in-depth than Primal Pictures, try it out today!

Resource of the week - Netvibes

Each week the Trust library service will be promoting a different product available for all members of staff.

This week is it "NETVIBES", it is a resource that is organised by topic/specialty and can be personalised for you/your team to include: news, website links, pubmed search results, e-journals and more. 

Visit the site now: www.netvibes.com/mtwlibrary

To find out how we can make this work for you please contact emma.aldrich@nhs.net

News articles in Health Service Journal

2 News articles from HSJ:

Dirty Stethoscopes "spread bugs"
http://www.hsj.co.uk/news/dirty-stethoscopes-spread-bugs/5068491.article

"Nanosponge" may help beat MRSA
http://www.hsj.co.uk/news/nanosponge-may-help-beat-mrsa/5065997.article


Ask the library for the log in details to read these articles in full or pop into the TWH library to read the print journal.

Health Service Journal, back by popular demand in your Trust Libraries for 2014!

Resource of the Week: DUETS database

Each week the Trust library services will be promoting a different product available for all members of staff.

This week it is UK Duets available at http://www.library.nhs.uk/duets

UK Duets database contains information on the uncertainties about the effects of treatment and shows where more research is needed.