Nursing and Midwifery

For students, Cornwall Health Library provide NHS Health Education England resources for University of Plymouth healthcare students to use during the time of their course. 

These resources are also available to them if they continue employment in Cornwall healthcare.

Library resources are provided in print format (books and some journals) and in digital form (online journal databases & other NHS healthcare tools such as BMJ Best Practice, UpToDate & NICE Guidelines etc).  These are available on our Knowledge and Library Hub (KLHUB)

You will be able to access our KLHUB using an OpenAthens account.  This can be set up using your NHS email placement address here

Or, if you do not have an NHS email address, through your University of Plymouth email address.

Librarians at Cornwall Health Library are available for healthcare students to book appointments with (1-2-1 or group sessions) to help you with all different aspects of your course.

Your Cornwall Health Library Subject Librarian is Sinead Blowers (she/her/hers). 

Sinead Blowers

She can be contacted for any queries/appointments here: Sinead.blowers@nhs.net or rutsblowers@plymouth.ac.uk or telephone 01872 256441

Sinead is available mon-fri, 8am-4pm.

To save you time, we have collated all of the key resources for your course in this Nursing Subject Guide

It is recommended that you use both sets of resources through your courses and your employment to help your assignments, research and everyday healthcare practice.

Key resources provided by Cornwall Health Library for Nursing & Midwifery can all be found in this section.  It provides quick and easy access to online resources, reading lists and recommended books and journals.

Also, a breakdown of useful tools and databases, links to study support help guides and links to Cornwall Health Library request pages can be found here.

This section will help your studying, your everyday patient practice, research areas and give you links to help with your wellbeing whilst studying or working in Cornwall healthcare.

Library resources are provided in print format (books and some journals) and in digital form (online journal databases & other NHS healthcare tools such as BMJ Best Practice, UpToDate & NICE Guidelines etc).  These are available on our Knowledge and Library Hub (KLHUB)

For additional information, please check our guide for the NHS Knowledge and Library Hub

You will be able to access our KLHUB using an OpenAthens account.  This can be set up using your NHS email placement address through this form. Further information about OpenAthens registration can be found here.

Librarians at Cornwall Health Library are available for healthcare students to book appointments with (1-2-1 or group sessions) to help you with all different aspects of your course.

Your Cornwall Health Library Subject Librarian is Sinead Blowers (see above)

Further information pending

Library resources for the university of Plymouth can be found here.

UOP Primo Library Catalogue can be found here.

If you require help using the Primo Catalogue, the UOP Library induction can be found here.

Online Library Study Support for the University of Plymouth can be found here.

Help with referencing can be found here, and an Endnote Guide can be found here.

Together with your resources provided by University of Plymouth Library Guide, you also have access through OpenAthens to NHS Health Education England resources and tools. 

It is recommended that you use both sets of resources through your courses and employment to help your assignments, research, and everyday healthcare practice

For students, Cornwall Health Library provide NHS Health Education England resources for University of Plymouth healthcare students to use during the time of their course. 

These resources are also available to them if they continue employment in Cornwall healthcare.

Or, if you do not have an NHS email address, through your University of Plymouth email address.

Information pending

Page last reviewed: 17 November 2022

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