One-click access to articles
Your library and Knowledge Service is excited to offer you one-click access to electronic articles through LibKey Nomad.
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that detects available articles, notifies you of availability and connects you to the content in one-click. LibKey Nomad is active at the sites you'll visit when looking for evidence-based research, including publisher pages, PubMed and more.
How to access LibKey Nomad:
LibKey Nomad has been successfully installed on all computers across Derbyshire Community Health Services sites. This will allow you one-click access to research articles whilst you’re in work, to aid evidence-based practice.
You can also install LibKey Nomad on your personal device, following the instructions below:
· Download LibKey Nomad onto your own device here.
· Once downloaded, simply search and select, 'Derbyshire Community Health Services FT’.
· Then all you need to do is look out for the green flame when searching for articles and login to your Open Athens account.
If you don’t have an Open Athens account, you can register here.
Healthcare evidence and knowledge now a simple search away - NHS Knowledge and Library Hub
The new, Health Education England funded NHS Knowledge and Library Hub brings together a vast range of databases, journals, NICE guidance and other support tools in one place.
Designed to give quick and easy access through a secure online platform, we hope this will help practitioners, trainees and students with their professional development and evidence-based care.
Content includes:
• over 7,000 journals
• books and e-publications, including OUP handbooks
• one-click access to full-text, request a copy or contact an NHS library
• clinical decision support tools such as BMJ Best Practice
• NICE pathways and guidelines
• databases like Medline, EMBASE, CINAHL and PsycInfo.
The Hub provides free access to all the HEE core content. This means that, once they have signed in, users can tap into the same system wherever their placements and future career takes them.
Start your search or learn more through our short user guides
For more information, please visit the library website or contact us on 01246 513035 or crhft.library@nhs.net