Did you know that NHS staff have free, online access to the latest edition of the Royal Marsden Manual. Log in using your OpenAthens details. rmmonline.co.uk Contact us if you need any help: library@uhnm.nhs.uk.
This is the blog of the Health Library at County Hospital, PGMC, Stafford which is one of two libraries for staff and students working at the University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust and partners.
Ovid Medline training for NHS Researchers
Calling all NHS Researchers. Thinking of writing your own research paper but unsure where to begin? This one-hour course will help you build the ‘Literature review’ section of your paper using Ovid Medline run by UHNM and Keele Librarians.
Ovid Medline training for NHS Researchers
Calling all NHS Researchers. Thinking of writing your own research paper but unsure where to begin? This one-hour course will help you build the ‘Literature review’ section of your paper using Ovid Medline run by UHNM and Keele Librarians.
Joint Random Connections - Shropshire and Staffordshire November 2025
Want to connect with someone new from across Shropshire and Staffordshire? Take part in our Multi-Trust Random Connections event this November. Sign up by 31st of October!
- Meet someone new from NHS Trusts in Shropshire and Staffordshire
- Find out about other roles and departments
- Create networks
- Discover opportunities for collaboration
- Reduce isolation
- Enjoy a break from your usual routine
Did you know that NHS staff have free, online access to the latest edition of the Royal Marsden Manual. Log in using your OpenAthens details. http://rmmonline.co.uk Contact us if you need any help: library@uhnm.nhs.uk.
Did you know that NHS staff have free, online access to the latest edition of the Royal Marsden Manual. Log in using your OpenAthens details. http://rmmonline.co.uk Contact us if you need any help: library@uhnm.nhs.uk.
What is Behind the Headlines?
The service is intended for both the public and health professionals, and endeavours to:
- explain the facts behind the headlines and give a better understanding of the science that makes the news,
- provide an authoritative resource for GPs that they can rely on when talking to patients, and
- become a trusted resource for journalists and others involved in the dissemination of health news.
Behind the Headlines is the brainchild of Sir Muir Gray, who set up the service in 2007.
(from NHS webpages 18th June 2020)
Read the full article on the NHS behind the headlines page here:
https://www.nhs.uk/news/about-behind-the-headlines/
and take a look at some of the recent headlines which have been analysed here:
https://www.nhs.uk/news/