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NLH Specialist Libraries
Specialist Libraries are a key resource available from the National Library for Health. Designed to give health professionals a quick and easy way of accessing the best available evidence in their field. Resources are selected by a team of clinicians and information specialists to ensure their currency and relevancy. Each library can be searched or browsed using topic trees, and the results are grouped according to the type of information- so guidance documents are grouped together, as are evidence-based resources, patient information etc. Links to full text are made wherever possible.
You can find the list of specialist libraries at http://www.library.nhs.uk/specialistlibraries
Specialist Libraries also produce Annual Evidence Updates that highlight the best current evidence for important health-care topics. Watch out for regular posts on this blog highlighting the upcoming Evidence-updates or click here for a calendar.
Add comment September 8, 2008
Help for health managers
Traditionally healthcare library services may have a reputation as being all about the clinical….
To dispel this myth the National Library for Health have procured nearly 500 electronic health management titles, available now with your NHS athens password through a collection called Health Business Elite from EbscoHost databases.
The NLH team have also recommissioned the King’s Fund well respected ’specialist library’ of online open access resources for the busy healthcare manager. (more…)
Add comment May 29, 2008
