maybe another example to add to your enormous list @bakedbeanpizza?

another one for you @bakedbeanpizza, and anyone else interested in a great summary of the biases in research

my reading for today!

October was a busy month for books borrowed in the Medical Library. Find more information about all Medical Library services on our website. library.medschl.cam.ac.uk

October was also a busy month for training delivered by the Medical Library team.

proud to contribute the searches for this work, and to be part of the fantastic team including

Pawliuk C, Cheng S, Zheng A, (Hal) Siden H, Librarian involvement in systematic reviews was associated with higher quality of reported search methods: a cross- sectional survey of authors from Vancouver, BC, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology (2024), doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.jcli….

journals.library.ualberta.ca/eblip/index.ph…

I’ll be reading this today

proud to have done the searches in support of this work. congratulations on publication Caitlin Hitchcock et al

Looks hugely useful!! Congratulations Dr John Ford

I'll be reading up on this and experimenting

UHMLG events for 2024 - Spring Forum online 21 (pm) /22 (am) March and Summer Conference in Lancaster 4-5 July. Booking open & full details to follow uhmlg.org/events/

very much looking forward to the finished paper. All power you to Lynda Ayiku and colleagues

terrible news!

join a great team in Cambridge: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/46288/

I'm going - hope to see you at this great event. Always a lovely way to catch up with colleagues, and to hear some great speakers. #uhmlg24

April was a busy month for document delivery in the Medical Library.

The Medical Library team are always happy to help, here is how we helped in April. If you need some help please call into the library or you can get in touch via email.

I’m really looking forward to #uhmlg24 in lovely Lancaster - even more so since I’ve arranged a postal vote . Get yours at gov.uk/apply-postal-v…