Tackling life's big challenges through the proven power of readingReading Well Books on Prescription helps you to understand and manage your health and wellbeing using self-help reading. The books are chosen by health experts and people living with the conditions covered. People can be recommended a title by a health professional and many are stocked in the library and include titles that cover anxiety, bereavement, depression, mindfulness, sleep and other common feelings and experiences There is a huge evidence base around the value of reading to support health and wellbeing … if you think you would find this collection useful for you or someone you know then call into the library and check them out. You might also like to visit the Staff Wellbeing Knowledge Hub. For more information on any of the services or resources please drop in to the Library, email or call 01625 661362. We are always happy to help!
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Find out what new books and ebooks have been purchased in your area of interest - lists available on the library catalogue.
Access evidence based clinical information on the go - Register for a login by following the UpToDate link on ZENworks, then download the UpToDate app from your app store and login with your details.
Contact us for more help or information - email or call 01625 661362. If you are undertaking study for a course, the library can support you by providing:
Research support– The library offers training on how to best use your information resources, evidence searching, critical appraisal skills, reference management and referencing. Contact Holly Cook (hospital staff) or Steve Collman (community staff) to discuss your information needs. Resources - The library has a wide selection of useful books and e-books on research, study skills and reflective practice, as well as a comprehensive collection of clinical and non-clinical subjects. We also have a range of information bulletins to help you keep up-to-date in your area of interest. Inter-library loans - When an essential book or journal article is not held by our library, we try our best to obtain it for you through our Inter-Library Loan (ILL) system. An environment to study – the library is open 24/7 and has study tables, 10 computers, printing, photocopying and scanning services. Plus tea & coffee! It is with great pleasure that we welcome the new intake of Junior Doctors to East Cheshire NHS Trust. Although you all should have had an induction to the library services it is a lot to remember in your first few weeks! Some of the services available to you are:
UpToDate – Accessible to all ECT staff. To access it for the first time, do so from a trust computer (via ZENworks) from there you can create an account and use it at home or on your phone. Athens – register for an Athens password and this will unlock all our resources. Do so with your NHS email address and it should be instant. With this you can access our e-journal platform (Browzine), e-books (via the catalogue) and our medical databases (HDAS). Evidence searching – “Knowledge is the enemy of disease” It is imperative that the decisions you make are ‘evidence based’. If you want to find evidence for something, request an evidence search or email Holly on holly.cook3@nhs.net Training – We offer 1:1 training on all our resources, have a look at our training page. We are happy to come to you in the hospital or you are welcome to come to the library. Just contact a member of the library team on ecn-tr.stafflibrary@nhs.net or 01625 661362 Research support – The library can support your research project in many ways; getting you started by helping you frame a research question, undertaking a literature search or helping with critical appraisal and referencing. Contact Holly on 3398 or holly.cook3@nhs.net Keep up to date – Let the latest research come to you! Have a look at the ‘keep up-to-date’ page on the library website and sign up to an update, bulletin or KnowledgeShare. For more information on any of the services or resources please email the Library or call 01625 661362. Quality patient information is essential to enable people to better manage their health and wellbeing, and to make fully informed decisions about their treatment and care. As the population increases, and the number of people living longer, with multiple long-term conditions grows the ‘health literacy’ of individuals becomes increasingly important. Everyone needs to be able to find, evaluate and use reliable sources of health information.
The Library can help you find suitable information resources for your patients, develop patient information leaflets and help you to develop your own information literacy skills. We have a ‘Finding quality health information on the internet’ booklet which can be downloaded or a printed copy can be collected from the library. This includes:
For more information please email the Library or call 01625 661362. UpToDate is now available to all staff and students at East Cheshire NHS Trust!
What is it? UpToDate®, an evidence-based, physician-authored clinical decision support resource, is now available to all East Cheshire NHS Trust staff and students. UpToDate includes:
Who is it for? We are pleased to be able to provide access to UpToDate for ALL our staff and students as part of our continuous effort to encourage evidence based decision making and improving patient care. How can I access it? You can access it at https://www.uptodate.com/login using the OpenAthens Log In option (if you don’t have an Athens account you can register here on the library website). We hope to be able to offer password free access from within the Trust very soon… Short video tutorials to help you get started with UpToDate can be found on the UpToDate website at www.uptodate.com/home/help-demo. For more information please email the Library or call 01625 661362. Why not 'Like' and 'Follow' our Facebook page to keep up to date with information and events in the library!  |
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