On Tuesday evening (2nd June) from 9 P.M. – midnight you’ll be temporarily unable to log into your library account through LibrarySearch.
You’ll still be able to search LibrarySearch and access e-resources as normal.
This is due to essential maintenance work. We’re sorry for the inconvenience.
We’ve been encouraging students across the University to suggest e-books for the library to add to our e-book collection. Thanks to all who have made suggestions so far. We thought it would be useful to look at some recent additions that have originated from those who study and work at the Salomons Institute of Applied Psychology.
2020 is the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s Year of the Nurse and Midwife and as part of our celebrations, CCCU Libraries are writing a series of blogs. We have so far looked at two significant figures in the history of nursing, Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole, and today we are using the library’s online resources to explore the history of nursing in the UK within one of our most precious institutions, the National Health Service (NHS). As a university we are so very proud of our nursing and midwifery students and graduates and recent global events have reinforced just how vital they are and how much appreciation they deserve.
PubMed is probably the world’s most famous freely available medical database. As it switches to a fresh new look this month, it seems like a good time to take a look at it and found out what everybody is talking about. In this blog post, we’re going to look at PubMed and MEDLINE (PubMed’s older more established cousin) and find out more about them. After all, they’re the same thing, aren’t they? Well, yes and no as we shall see…
To say that we’ve been going through difficult and challenging times over the last few weeks would be an understatement for many people. Even those of us who have kept generally fit and well, active and upbeat, have often found it hard to find many positive things to think about. And yet, one of the knock-on effects of there being less traffic noise and everyday work-related sounds has been the ability to hear birdsong more clearly.
The Mental Health Foundation works to prevent mental health problems and is the home of the #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek. This year, they have chosen Kindness as their main focus because:
