NHS Knowledge and Library Services Awareness Week 13 -17 June

 


Did you know that next week (13-17 June 2022) is NHS Knowledge and Library Services Awareness Week?  UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health Library will be highlighting what we offer to our NHS users. Each day next week we will focus on a range of library services and show you how you can access these services. It is not to be missed! Join us on Twitter  next week.

To start the week off, please join our Introduction to the Library and to literature searching for GOSH staff Library skills session this Monday 13 June, 11:00 - 12:00, to find out how you can make the most of your Library. Don't worry if you can't make this session, these online sessions are run every month, please check session times here. You will need to self-register to get the Zoom joining details. You can register by clicking on  the above link, please have your membership card number ready ( this is the long number on the back of your library card ).  

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