The latest edition of the East Cheshire NHS Trust Critical Care bulletin is now available!
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New books
The Library & Knowledge Service purchases new books and e-books throughout the year to replace old editions, to fill in gaps in subject areas and in response to staff requests.
The following subject areas have had a number of new books added to them in recent months:
Cardiology; Emergency Medicine; Exams; Leadership and Management; Nursing.
How do I borrow a book?
Join the library (2nd floor, New Alderley House) and you can borrow up to 8 books at a time for 3 weeks. Want to find out what books the library holds?
Join the library (2nd floor, New Alderley House) and you can borrow up to 8 books at a time for 3 weeks. Want to find out what books the library holds?
We want to purchase the books that you need! Why not suggest a book that you think we should have in the library?
Can’t get to the library? We purchase e-books to make it easier for our remote workers and community staff to borrow a book. You will need an East Cheshire NHS Athens account to open the full-text of our e-books.
For more information or to reserve a book please email the Library or call 01625 661362.
Get recognised!
The latest edition of the Awards Bulletin has been published.
The bulletin lists awards which are open for entry March, April and May 2018 – why not apply for an award for a project you are involved in!
New eBooks purchased
Our ebook collection is growing – over 500 titles are now available! Search or browse by subject and keyword. Fulltext access with your NHS Athens account.
https://eastcheshirenhsebooks.wordpress.com
For more information please email the Library or call 01625 661362.
Just published – Breast Surgery Bulletin
The latest Breast Surgery Bulletin can be viewed here
Just published – Critical Care Bulletin
The latest edition of the East Cheshire NHS Trust Critical Care bulletin is now available!
Local authors: Social deprivation modifies the association between incident foot ulceration and mortality in type 1 and type 2 diabetes: a longitudinal study of a primary-care cohort.
A recently published article by two local authors looking at whether social deprivation in the presence of diabetes is an independent predictor of developing a foot ulcer and separately of mortality.
>> Click here for the full-text <<
Authored by Haika Shoo and George Dunn, East Cheshire NHS Trust.
Published: December 2017
