This International Women’s Day, our colleagues at Bookboon have pulled together some useful conversation starters for UHCW staff. If you didn’t already know, Bookboon provides access to over 1,500 free, downloadable podcasts and textbooks to support...
A very warm welcome to all junior doctors joining us this month – we hope you enjoy your time at UHCW!
In order to get the most out of the library make sure you get registered as soon as you’re able: this will give you 24 hours access to the library...
Today is the nation’s biggest mental health conversation! Time to Talk Day 2022 is run by Mind and Rethink Mental Illness in England, and is all about encouraging the public to have meaningful conversations with family, friends, or colleagues about...
Now that the days are shorter and it's darker and colder outside, it's the perfect time to invest in you. If you are out on a walk this winter, why not take one of Bookboon’s podcasts with you or make yourself comfortable with an eBook if you don’t...
Need the best available evidence for clinical care, service improvements, or management decisions? The Clinical Evidence Based Information Service (CEBIS) can help.
CEBIS specialists can provide you with the 'gift of time' by using their expertise...
Over on Twitter this December, we've been counting down to the festive season with our very own 12 Days of Christmas. We've been showcasing our people, services and resources and you can follow the discussion here: #LKS12Days
For our eighth day of...
2021 has been a busy year for the Library and our Knowledge Skills Training programme!
Would you like a mince pie, hot drink and a moment to pick-up some reading for the festive break?
Library and Knowledge Services will be holding a festive drop-in between 12-2pm on Tuesday 14th December. There will be mince pies and hot drinks...
Need evidence to support patient care? Moving into a research or management role? Staring a new Masters-level module? Wherever you are in your career, the UHCW Library team is on hand to help you access and use high-quality evidence in practice. We...
Pressure to succeed, lack of self-confidence and health concerns are the most frequent causes of stress. However, work related stress is still widespread affecting a staggering 74% of adults. This International Stress Awareness Week, our colleagues...